PTC protected dual battery harness

PTC protected dual battery harness

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PTC protected dual battery harness ibewman 03-26-2008
Posted by on March 26, 2008, 7:55 pm
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Looking for something similar to the DMP 318. I took over an account
with 35 DMP 500 panels and the customer needs to add additional
battery backup. I don't have an account with DMP. Anything available
over the counter?

Posted by Frank Olson on March 26, 2008, 10:23 pm
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ibewman@gmail.com wrote:
> Looking for something similar to the DMP 318. I took over an account
> with 35 DMP 500 panels and the customer needs to add additional
> battery backup. I don't have an account with DMP. Anything available
> over the counter?


How much more "backup" does he need? Most panels can handle recharging
up to a 14AH battery (2 7AH batteries in parallel will fit in most cans
if they're not "overloaded" with wire).

Posted by Nomen Nescio on March 27, 2008, 2:20 pm
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>How much more "backup" does he need? Most panels can handle recharging
>up to a 14AH battery (2 7AH batteries in parallel will fit in most cans
>if they're not "overloaded" with wire).

Frank, when more than one battery is connected in parallel, the correct way
to do it is to use some sort of overload protection in the battery leads.
Either a circuit breaker, a PTC device, or even a properly selected fuse.
Suppose one battery develops an internal short: the good battery will
start trying to charge the shorted battery, and hazardous amounts of
current can flow.

A comment on the original poster's question: I think it is monumentally
stupid for someone to take over 35 DMP panels (DMP's biggest and most
powerful panel, by the way) and not have a source for spare parts. If he
can't even come up with a battery harness, what's he going to do when he
needs a keypad or a loop expander, or when one of those XR500 panels craps
out on Friday night?


Posted by Crash Gordon on March 27, 2008, 5:21 pm
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The 500 is awesome. I use the 100 for big residential and love it.
I wouldn't take over any panel I couldn't support...especially at 3am on a
Sunday night.



--
**Crash Gordon**






| >How much more "backup" does he need? Most panels can handle recharging
| >up to a 14AH battery (2 7AH batteries in parallel will fit in most cans
| >if they're not "overloaded" with wire).
|
| Frank, when more than one battery is connected in parallel, the correct
way
| to do it is to use some sort of overload protection in the battery leads.
| Either a circuit breaker, a PTC device, or even a properly selected fuse.
| Suppose one battery develops an internal short: the good battery will
| start trying to charge the shorted battery, and hazardous amounts of
| current can flow.
|
| A comment on the original poster's question: I think it is monumentally
| stupid for someone to take over 35 DMP panels (DMP's biggest and most
| powerful panel, by the way) and not have a source for spare parts. If he
| can't even come up with a battery harness, what's he going to do when he
| needs a keypad or a loop expander, or when one of those XR500 panels craps
| out on Friday night?
|



Posted by on March 27, 2008, 9:03 pm
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> >How much more "backup" does he need? =A0Most panels can handle recharging=

> >up to a 14AH battery (2 7AH batteries in parallel will fit in most cans
> >if they're not "overloaded" with wire).
>
> Frank, when more than one battery is connected in parallel, the correct wa=
y
> to do it is to use some sort of overload protection in the battery leads.
> Either a circuit breaker, a PTC device, or even a properly selected fuse.
> Suppose one battery develops an internal short: =A0the good battery will
> start trying to charge the shorted battery, and hazardous amounts of
> current can flow.
>
> A comment on the original poster's question: =A0I think it is monumentally=

> stupid for someone to take over 35 DMP panels (DMP's biggest and most
> powerful panel, by the way) and not have a source for spare parts. =A0If h=
e
> can't even come up with a battery harness, what's he going to do when he
> needs a keypad or a loop expander, or when one of those XR500 panels craps=

> out on Friday night?

Nomen, I also purchased several pieces of backup equipment. I have
enough parts to put together another 5 systems.

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