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Ed
Taylor "The
Solar Man"
5109 Meadows End License # CVC056667 DHW, PV, Solar Air
Conditioning |
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PNSolar
Services, Inc. Let us help the sun shine on your wallet Phil Bardsley 863-688-1513 Electric Company Eliminator Multiple Solar Product Distributorships Solar Electricity - Hot Water - Heat |
Coronado Custom Homes inc. & Coronado
Solar Dennis Mee Coronado Custom Homes inc. & Coronado Solar State Licensed Solar Contractor CVC 56809 |
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Update
FREM has evolved into a solar networking group. Phil Bardsley of www.pnsolarservices.com presently
offers DHW, PV, and the latest innovations: attic fans and solar assisted AC. Two contractors are involved. Ed Taylor (www.therealsolarman.com) and Dennis Mee (Coronado Custom Homes inc. & Coronado Solar), from
Sebring.
I feel my FREM plan will assist the sales process by
striving for energy efficiency. The Power Cost Monitor and Kilowatt meters are
sales tools in this regard. Consumers
can easily be educated about their demand priorities and relevant electrical
loads as part of their bill. Out of all the respondents to the FREM Ad, some 30
with electrical backgrounds saw merit in this approach to selling RE. However, about half wanted a way to track and
compare usage through the Internet.
Blueline Innovations and microsoft hohm
have partnered to offer monitoring results through a Wi-Fi
upgrade to the indoor monitor. Visit this article for more info:
http://earth2tech.com/2010/07/27/review-microsoft-hohms-first-gadget/ I have also read
negative impressions too. Since the unit
was introduced just a month ago, there maybe some bugs still to be worked out.
I invite you to call Phil 863-688-1513 or myself
863-332-5880 to participate. We usually
meet Monday afternoons at his house in
This article compares cost per watt installed vs. the variables involved in cost per installed kwh for pv systems.
Tabletop Display showing GE 3015 Meter with PCM Sensor, P3 4400, PCM Display, PCM Box and 800w heater
FREM Green Team Sales and
Business Development
FREM Green Team - Energy
consulting skills help business and residential customers reduce their electric
bill. Energy monitoring equipment, power
factor correction, cost reduction and load analysis efficiency are part of our
growing product portfolio. Efficiency
improvement and training are likewise destined to be key workforce roles in the
rapid expansion of residential energy efficiency. Conservation, sustainability and renewable
energy programs serve to implement smart usage decisions. Associate candidates with electrical
experience and/or technical sales background are preferred. MS Office and Internet skills are required.
FREM offers commission, contractor referrals and residuals.
Energy Consulting
Flexible Sales
FREM Energy Monitoring Package
includes 3 tools:
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Blueline Power Cost Monitor ™
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P3 4400 Appliance
Meter/Monitor
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Load Analysis 6-month
Plan
Sample Load_Analysis http://www.timeemits.com/FREM/Load_Analysis.xls P3 4400 showing
755 watt heater load and PCM display showing 0.7 kilowatt heater load. Heater nameplate specifies Superior
Electric Corp 800w rating. Note the
PCM verified accuracy and resolution within 100 watts.
Instructions Load Analysis Part 1 of 2 115volts ac http://www.timeemits.com/FREM/Load_Analysis_P1_115vac.htm Load Analysis Part 2 of 2 115volts ac http://www.timeemits.com/FREM/Load_Analysis_P2_230vac.htm Case Study Load Analysis Coming Soon |
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Monthly Cost
Projection Real-Time
Monitoring Appliance Tab For
Loads Programmable Tiers Time &
Temperature Display 4 AA Batteries
Included http://www.timeemits.com/FREM_ASC/FREM_asc.htm |
PowerCost Monitor
BLI-28000 from Blue Line Innovations BLI 28000
Product Information Sheet - Retailer.pdf Package Purchase though Timeemits Power Cost Monitor $109.00 Save $10.00 off MSRP P3 4400 Kill A Watt Meter/Monitor $ 30.00 Small Load Analysis Delivery and Installation $59.00 Local Excel Load Analysis Service $52.00 Interactive 6-months Out of Central Fl or Out of State
Shipping Included P3 Int’l 4400
Total
$267.50 THINK GREEN ACT SMART SAVE ENERGY |
No Electrical
License Dial or IR Meter Status Indicator Stainless Steel Meter Dome Clamp 100 ft. Wireless
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Begin
your electricity reduction program slowly to minimize lifestyle impact.
Subtotal
Sales Job details Commission and Referrals Contact:
frem@timeemits.com or call 863-332-5880 for more info. http://www.timeemits.com/FREM/Sales_Job_11-4-9.htm
Tabletop Display showing GE 3015 Meter with PCM Sensor, P3 4400, PCM Display, PCM Box and 1500w heater
P3 4400 showing 1364
watt heater load and PCM display showing 1.3 kilowatt heater load. Heater nameplate specifies Patton PU680 1500w
rating. Note the PCM verified accuracy
and resolution within 100 watts.
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Excerpt from Home
Power magazine 133, Oct.-Nov., p.88-93
Home Power’s sidebar article “Assessing Loads” relates to existing and future RE systems. Anyone wanting to reduce their electric bill may apply the same Load Analysis techniques to minimize equipment cost or lifestyle change. Referenced support material is for educational purposes only. No business relationship exists between FREM and Home Power magazine.
Assessing Loads
A load analysis is a listing of
everything you expect to power in your off-grid home with the power consumption
and hours in use summed and averaged to estimate normal daily energy
consumption. For most off-grid homeowners, a load analysis should reflect
winter living habits, when consumption is greatest.
It’s a rigorous and time-consuming
process, but necessary. For system designers, it serves four purposes:
1. Lists and quantifies actual
loads, so the system can be sized to meet the home’s needs.
2. Helps identify ways to use less
energy to achieve the same result, which can reduce system size and cost.
3. Helps identify overlooked or
inappropriate loads, potential problems, and special cases, so that alternative
ways of achieving the desired results, while using less electrical energy, can
be suggested.
4. Serves as a document of record.
That is, if a system proves insufficient in the future, a record was kept of
how much energy use was expected. Actual consumption can then be reevaluated,
and loads reduced or the system expanded.
For the client, a fifth benefit
arises that is really the most important of all: a valuable self-education
process. Most of us who have lived with utility power have taken it for
granted: We use it as needed and pay the bill each month. We have had little
reason to know how the energy is used: how much and for what. The load analysis
process is an excellent consciousness-raising activity. By understanding how
and where you’re using solar electricity, you are far more likely to be
satisfied with your power system—and its limits and blessings — over the many
decades you will own it.
Many PV system installers or
dealers offer forms to help the load analysis process. For more information,
read “Getting Started with Renewable Energy: Professional Load Analysis and
Site Survey,” available from Home Power Web Extras at www.homepower.com/webextras. Once
you have an understanding of how to perform a load analysis, you can use an
inexpensive measurement device, such as the Kill A
Watt meter, which allows you to plug in any AC device and measure its power and
energy consumption.
Links for more about Load Analysis:
http://www.homepower.com/files/webextras/loadcalc.pdf
http://www.homepower.com/files/webextras/loadcalc.xls
What others say about the P3 4400 by Kill-A-Watt
http://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/a-hunt-for-vampire-power/
Key RE and
Smart Grid organizations
American Wind Energy Association
Energy Information Administration
Electric Power Research Institute
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Visualizing The U.S.
Electric Grid A series of maps
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=110997398
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