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Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar

04-08-2012, 18:44

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Decreasing A/C Voltage When A/C Comes On

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Posted By sailorchic34

Re: DECREASING A/C VOLTAGE WHEN A/C COMES ON

Hum... Well any centrifugal will pump a range of flows. The pump rating on smaller pumps (IE pumps like you have onboard) are listed at full flow, either 0 or 1 foot of head. At the other end of...

Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar

04-08-2012, 11:13

Replies: 41

Decreasing A/C Voltage When A/C Comes On

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Posted By sailorchic34

Re: DECREASING A/C VOLTAGE WHEN A/C COMES ON

Heres a link to some larger pumps"

Marine Pumps by March and CalPump (https://www.flagshipmarine.com/marinepumps.html)

The LC5CP-MD is 900 gph would work. I would put that in and if need be add...

Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar

02-08-2012, 17:11

Replies: 41

Decreasing A/C Voltage When A/C Comes On

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Posted By sailorchic34

Re: DECREASING A/C VOLTAGE WHEN A/C COMES ON

OK... Hold up on the acid flush..

23 feet total of hose is a lot of hose for a small marsh pump. The marsh pump only develops 19 feet of head total on a good day. That could be it right there. ...

Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar

02-08-2012, 07:34

Replies: 41

Decreasing A/C Voltage When A/C Comes On

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Posted By sailorchic34

Re: DECREASING A/C VOLTAGE WHEN A/C COMES ON

85 degree river temperature, should not be causing the problem. In general water source heat pumps, which marine AC units really are, work fine up to about 95 degree inlet water temperature.

Have...

Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar

29-07-2012, 21:18

Replies: 41

Decreasing A/C Voltage When A/C Comes On

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Posted By sailorchic34

Re: DECREASING A/C VOLTAGE WHEN A/C COMES ON

In the what else could it be column, check your shore power cord connections. You can get 10-15 volts drop just from a corroded connector. Look for burnt insulator around a plug prong. Discolored...

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