[aprssig] backup pwr systems
Bob Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduTue Dec 12 04:20:11 UTC 2006
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> Best to just stick with a standard UPS for each item > (or group of items) you want to keep powered or go > with a grid-tie inverter system. Having something that > plugs into the wall as you describe is a sure-fire way to > electrocute a line worker when the power goes out > (because you don't have an anti-islanding relay > installed as would normally come with a grid-tie inverter). You didnt read my original post. I proposed a synchronous inverter that can only generate power when there is already 60 Hz power there. None when there is not. I agree, safety is paramount. Bob
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