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We have had several days of thunderstorms in this area in the past couple of weeks including a tropical storm and during one of them lightning struck a pine tree that was close to a large fresh water ...
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Hi wa8ywm,
The "blink" would have been handled by the load support feature on a hybrid inverter. I know this from personal experience.
Low voltage would be handled by an autoformer. My preference is the Sola Basic, because it both bucks (1 level) and boosts (3 levels).
I always check shore power under load before I plug in.
May I ask if you have ever had a high voltage disconnect event?
The "blink" would have been handled by the load support feature on a hybrid inverter. I know this from personal experience.
Low voltage would be handled by an autoformer. My preference is the Sola Basic, because it both bucks (1 level) and boosts (3 levels).
I always check shore power under load before I plug in.
May I ask if you have ever had a high voltage disconnect event?
wa8yxm wrote:
We had a "Blink" this AM, thanks to my protection my A/C shut down for the required time needed to safely and softly re-start.. Some of my neighbors were nto so lucky, I heard theirs struggling to re-start... This really tears them up and replacements.... Well I had one fail for other reasons, the estimate is 1,000 dollars.
