[ausev] AusEV Digest, Vol 37, Issue 8

Aaron Choate achoate at gmail.com
Tue Feb 10 16:44:26 GMT 2009


 Our opinion on this was and is that while the Sierra06-0982Y3 is listed on
the site as being 150-300, it is capable of working from 130-400 in their
docs.  We recommend it for applications starting at 144 V because people who
are making the investment in the parts for a higher  voltage vehicle are
likely to try and add additional battery capacity in the future.  While it
may be a bit less efficient in the short run, the unit gives people plenty
of overhead to reconfigure their traction pack in the future.
Cheers,

Aaron Choate



On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 10:34 AM, Brian Lasseter <
blasseter.cmpe01 at gtalumni.org> wrote:

> On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 7:48 AM, William Gooch <goochb at alum.mit.edu>
> wrote:
> > Thanks very much for the info.  Which model Masterflux did you get, and
> how
> > big and heavy is it?
>
>
> The Masterflux pages have quite a bit of info including diagrams of
> the sizes of the parts.  It's not very big, in fact it's about the
> size of my original compressor with an extra square box for the
> electronics.  It weighs 15 pounds so the Masterflux page says.
>
> As for which one I have... I have the SIERRA06-0982Y3, which is the
> 150VDC to 300VDC version with the high power compressor.  In hindsight
> the SIERRA05-0982Y3 would have been more appropriate.  It's the 100VDC
> to 150VDC version with the high power compressor.  It would have been
> more tuned to my 144VDC pack and would have allowed me to take full
> advantage of the compressor's cooling capacity.  As is, my compressor
> is only at about 2/3rd of it's wattage rating... but it cools at least
> as well as the stock air conditioner... so it is not a problem worth
> my time or money to fix.
>
>
> TTFN,
> Brian "Lasso" Lasseter
>
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