RIP indeed, I will greatly miss Magnum. They were my go-to for small to
modest off-grid systems in very remote areas. Their little MMS series
inverter/charger was excellent for remote, seasonal hunting/fishing camps
etc….build a small power panel with it, stretch wrap it all for the
helicopter bask
Hey team 208 volts,
Hawaii does this all the time usually in multi level walk ups, and this
will result in low output from your range, water heater and dryer. It's a
cheap and easy solution for packem in and stackum up housing.
Remember 208 volts can be L to L, it can also be L to N and its the s
Hi drakeMaybe they tried to sell it but no offers?I wonder about OB as well. I have a difficult time believing the new owners paid much for it as they have basically abandoned the company, distributors, dealers as well as sales. That’s a lot of months with no sales. Maybe we will get all the info i
Similar to Outback, Magnum was purchased by a major corporation and its
product became less reliable. Maybe Outback will make a comeback under
its new owners. Time will tell.
Why would Sensata just shut down Magnum instead of selling it?
_Drake Chamberlin_
_Athens Electric LLC_
_Ohio Elect
My company, APRS World, developed the MagWeb remote monitoring that Magnum
has been selling for years and has thousands of active users. Currently
Sensata (Magnum's owner) is continuing to pay us to host it. But should
they quit, we will continue to offer the service under our own name and
address
I just saw the news that magnum has closed its doors.
Jay
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sounds strange to me. is the service 120 208 meaning 120 to neutral, and
120 to neutral and 208 between phases? meaning you are two legs of a
3-phase? if you are trying to use a single phase 240 volt inverter, be
careful of the inverter wiring. some inverters can not be connected
because you do
This is very common in and around the NYC area. You'll need a 240V to 208V
transformer. It'll be faster and nowhere near as expensive as paying ConEd
to drop a new bucket transformer for you.
On future projects, be sure to look at the electrical service
Steven Lawrence
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Hi Dave,
Yes, we have run into this. In our area, it tends to be on homes near
commercial zones. Our utility will not change anything for us so we have
learned to be on the lookout for this scenario.
It's possible that the utility can tap to a higher voltage for you. You
may be able to use a tra
Hi All,
I was just out of town installing a system for a friend just North of NYC.
I was confused when checking phase for consumption CT's when I found that
there was 120V L-N, but 206V L-L. I went and found the transformer, and
there was in fact one transformer for all the houses that I could see
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