Joel Bettschen
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Hello. I need a small automatic transfer switch which is about 10 to 20 a for my small solar system. are there any?
We don't recommend those. Because they aren't a real transfer switch. They have damaged other members systems.MOES Dual Power Controller 50A 5500 Watt Automatic Transfer Switch for Off Grid Solar Wind System ATS DC 12V 24V 48V AC 110V 220V.
been running for 4 years, no issues
At 10a or 20a ,you aren't dealing with motor startup loads. So a simple relay should do what you want.Hello. I need a small automatic transfer switch which is about 10 to 20 a for my small solar system. are there any?
With the chosen primary source.how do I activate the relay?
extra room never hurt, right ?I have a small system and that will just be way to big but thanks.
thx for the infosWe don't recommend those. Because they aren't a real transfer switch. They have damaged other members systems.
Those units have no mechanical or electrical interlocking. It's just two separate relays. If (when) one relay gets stuck, both sources will be connected together. It's just a matter of time until it fails.thx for the infos
what's the damaged friend ?
been running 4 years with no issues
I thought it's good
thx
thanks a lot for this infoThose units have no mechanical or electrical interlocking. It's just two separate relays. If (when) one relay gets stuck, both sources will be connected together. It's just a matter of time until it fails.
But luckily (for the seller), it usually outlasts the warranty.
Once it happens, it's too late.thanks a lot for this info
will closely keep that in mind, just in case
good day
At 10a or 20a ,you aren't dealing with motor startup loads. So a simple relay should do what you want.
I have been using these with great success.
TWTADE/JQX-62F-2Z Coil Voltage AC 220V 80A DPDT Electronmagnetic Relay,High Power Relay (AC 220V) https://a.co/d/8ctNwkq
There are many ways to accomplish your goal.Well… I bought a MOES a while ago, but sounds like it’s time to rethink that.
I have a small 12v solar/battery system, with a 1200 watt inverter and 110v grid power (I’m in the US). To replace the MOES, could I get the 110v version of this relay? And I plan to replace my Renogy 10/20a PWM charge controller with an mppt at some point. To control the relay, could I connect the old PWM controller to the battery and not the panels, and use the high/low voltage cutoffs to change the state of the relay?
(EDIT: I'd like it to switch to grid power until the battery reaches a set state of charge, not sure if it'd work with this actually)
Thank you. One thing the MOES does is once it switches to the grid, it only switches back to the battery once the battery has reached a set higher voltage. Example: If I set its lower and upper voltages to 12v and 14v, it will switch to the grid under 12v, then stay on to the grid until the battery reached 14v. Does this relay support that?These are great for a battery voltage monitoring relay.
KKmoon 6~80V Voltage Monitoring Relay Delay Relay N7G0 | eBay
Set display off, the minimum current value is 4mA/24V(relay open). Supports on delay and off delay mode, the delay can be adjusted from 0s to 999s. Resistance: ≤ 100mΩ (1A, ). Detection Samping Delay: 0.1 to 0.9 seconds (detection sensitivity).www.ebay.com