[Caevlist] Is that really a unique inverter?
pmccabe at alyrica.net
pmccabe at alyrica.net
Sun Aug 27 12:20:42 PDT 2023
The hybrid in question is a 2001 Prius which has a battery at 273.6 VDC.
The other possible vehicle is a Highlander with a 288 VDC battery.
On 2023-08-27 9:53 am, Glenn Burket wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
>
> As another possible power conversion option, some of the older Tripp
> lite UPSes have nominal 240VDC(20, 12V batteries) battery systems:
> https://assets.tripplite.com/product-pdfs/en/su6000rt3uhv.pdf As I
> recall, the maximum voltage is within your voltage range. What is your
> Hybrid that has a 270-290VDC battery system?
> Newer model Tripp lite UPSes have, in their HV battery configuration, a
> nominal 192VDC(16, 12V batteries) battery system. They probably also
> have a much lower standby power usage than the older ones.
> Also, I have had good luck making custom muffler systems to quiet down
> ICE generators. You still have to contend with the mechanical noises
> from the gears and reciprocating parts inside the engine. Some kind of
> safe and well designed enclosure, like most commercial standby
> generators have, is one way of dealing with these noises.
>
> Glenn
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "pmccabe" <pmccabe at alyrica.net>
> To: "Corvallis EV CLub" <caevlist at caevclub.org>
> Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2023 4:28:33 PM
> Subject: [Caevlist] Is that really a unique inverter?
>
> Caevlist,
>
> Has anyone had any experience with a hybrid-to-generator project? There
> is a commercial product (https://www.plugoutpower.com/) that would work
> for the hybrid that is always parked within 20’ of my panel, and my
> stand alone generator is so loud! PlugOut is claiming their inverters
> are unique. Not sure how common an inverter that takes 270 to 290 VDC
> input with a 120/240 VAC output in the 4-5kW range is. If anyone has
> any insight on this? Thanks
>
> Patrick McCabe
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