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Re: SOLn1 mini
By: lynx wind Date: May 5, 2013, 8:46 pm
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[quote author=crazyguy link=topic=12.msg82#msg82
date=1367785573]
I wonder how I would wire my house for this, just to power the
lights? What is the voltage? Would I need to install HV wiring?
separate circuits.?
I would want to use the super Joule Ringer. the one with the
PVC air coils and two transistors. I could have it power all the
lights in my basement. (if I had enough LED lamps.
Does the SJR work just as good with CFL'S?
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Wiring your house for this would be very complicated if you want
to use existing wiring. This circuit only works for lighting
and so you would have to make sure all lighting intended to run
on this circuit was separate. And lighting is usually on a room
circuit. The best way to add this would be to use it for floor
lamps or something that plugs into the dedicated power strip.
I wired my garage for this lighting and it is separate and the
LJL hangs next to the door so the switch is accessible.
This circuit will power a few CFLs but the circuitry in the CFL
is hard on this circuit. I haven't tested to see how many
(beyond two) it will light. It could be fine. A cfl actually
runs on just as many amps as it would on grid power.
I think of this circuit more as a backup in emergencies, as a
remote lighting system, or as a stand alone.
A customer building a small house with wind and solar designed
in a separate panel just for lighting. This panel is fed by the
LJL circuit. The circuit puts out high frequency high voltage.
It will destroy most other electronics and electrical equipment.
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