Trying to find more info on this

luthj

Engineer In Residence
That is a meaty inverter. That would likely power a moderately sized home. What specifically do you need to know about it? It looks fairly old, could be 20 years or possibly more. Any detailed info may have been long lost.
 

ohiobenz

Member
Whoa... that's really old.
It would be nice to know idle current draw...
This should be able to run my Dometic Brisk2 on the LMTV cab, and then switch over to run the small room AC when parked, hopefully the small fridge all the time, possibly a induction cooktop?
 

luthj

Engineer In Residence
That would run 5 or 6 cooktop's... a rough guess is that idle consumption is 50-200w.
 

john61ct

Adventurer
Sorry, forgetting about the inverter and even the buffering battery bank for now,

what is the power source actually supporting these kind of loads?

Just focusing on the aircon, how many hours a day, rough estimate on kWh per day when ambient temps are very high?
 

DaveInDenver

Middle Income Semi-Redneck
The company is gone, it's not the Pakistani company. It appears the 13kW inverter disappeared from their website in July of 2008. It was there on 7/19/08 and gone on the 7/22/08 snapshot. Not much info. There was at some point a PDF but it's not in the archive.

https://web.archive.org/web/2008071...solar.com:80/130_kw_ultra_duty_series_pu.html

Output
Output Power Capacity
9600 Watts / 9600 VA
Max Configurable Power
13.182 Watts / 13.182 VA
Nominal Output Voltage 120V RMS
Efficiency at Full Load
95.00%
Waveform Pure Sine Wave
Output Connections
Four duplex and Direct Wire
DC input Overload Protection
Output Overload Protection
Overload Temperature Cutout 170DEG F
Short Circuit Protection

Direct Wire
DC input Overload Protection
Output Overload Protection
Overload Temperature Cutout 170DEG F
Short Circuit Protection

Input
Nominal Input Voltage
24VDC
Input Connections
DC Direct Wire-in Four Low Voltage Inputs

Physical
Maximum Height 6.21’’
Maximum Width 10.5/8’’
Maximum Depth 30.1/4’’
Net Weight 38.78 LBS
Shipping Weight 44.52 LBS
Color Silver
SCC Codes 2073130401971 2

Environmental
Operating Environment
-20- 135 °F
Operating Relative Humidity
0 - 95%

Conformance
Not Suitable in Wet Locations
Meets ETL Regulations for Stand Alone Power Inverter Applications

Regulatory Approvals
EN 60950, FCC Part 15 Class B, IEC 60950, RTCA 160D sec21, TUV, PTSLC39RE, CE, ISO9100,
Florida State Approved
Dade County Approved

Standard Warranty
2 Year Repair or Replace

Made in Canada
 

ohiobenz

Member
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If the info on the boards is correct, date of mfg Sept 3rd 2002.
I would assume these are some standard boards and controls. I'm also assuming that the idle consumption is 39W from the PTSL 39re (Power Transformer Stray Losses)
If this thing works, probably a good deal at $200?
 

luthj

Engineer In Residence
That's a good deal if it meets your needs. Take note that it may only be 80% efficient at loads under 20% of its rated power. Don't underestimate the difficult of running an AC unit from batteries. It is interesting that it uses a bunch of parallel smaller transformers, instead of a larger toroidal one.
 

ohiobenz

Member
The previous owner ran a window AC on it, so that part doesn't worry me as much.
I'm tempted to buy this Aims Power LCD remote panel that has an RJ45 connection - just like the inverter does.... www.aimscorp.net/LCD-remote-panel.html and see if it works....
But first is finding a 24vdc power source to test it with...
 

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