Webinar: Fronius backup power - frequently asked questions

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  • @ausguy4385
    @ausguy4385 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Which wind turbines are available in Australia? Is this the upgrade fronius Australia said had to wait for before could add wind?

  • @LabradorLeader
    @LabradorLeader 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    hi. could you please provide a more detailed wiring diagram for switch Q1? Because...
    - Q1 part number and poles/throws isn't clear.
    - Q1's action on WSD at positions 0 and II is opposite to the verbal description.
    e.g. from 24m06s to 25m00s he explains how the WSD connection must be shorted in positions I and II and opened at position O. yet the diagram shows it being open in position II and nothing for position 0.

    • @franshoogkamp2141
      @franshoogkamp2141 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi there, same question from me, did you manage Labradorleader ? Best regards, you got the wiring OK ?

  • @ausguy4385
    @ausguy4385 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Sorry when did you invent this 2000 hours off grid?
    It was 20% of use...
    They don't match...
    20% use and 2000 hours means your expectation is the inverter dies after 400 day....

  • @ausguy4385
    @ausguy4385 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Battery temp 😂
    In Australia it's out side and above 20c over half a year 🤣

  • @ausguy4385
    @ausguy4385 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Biggest issue is the complete joke of a switch over time. Fronius Australia said it's the Australia requirements by law 😂
    There is no requirement for a 60 sec switch over time. Multiple other brands already have millisecond switch over its not even long enough to flicker lights.
    Even coming back on its a second as everything flickers and thing like smart items and computers restart

  • @ausguy4385
    @ausguy4385 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    So for those that don't have this funk 😂 don't... is other brands that have 10 millisecond and no rubbish 2000 hours offgrid.
    In Australia in 8 months we have have over 300 hours with the grid down.
    Imagine if was in South Africa would loss the warranty in 3 months over summer.
    What a joke.
    Having had one now the issue is they are super super slow. Any increase even small is supplied by the grid.
    Even with no grid need we still use 3 to 4 kW a day for this slow uptake.