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Dub :

I dont like how you grabbed the top of the disconnect before I could see if anything was landed on the top.

Bear :

Would of been cheaper to have an electrician add a 120vac drop.

Doug Reed :

You’re very brave sir. Even if that panel is a demo, you have some balls 🏀

Pauly :

Sir, you just gave me anxiety when you touched that disconnect.

Andy :

I use a 480v three phase phoenix power supply with a 24v phoenix ups. Much cleaner.

PB01 :

a better solution

not another ten pen :

The way it should be. The controls in one cabinet and everything else in another.

womp womp :

Seems pretty ass backwards to have 480 in a panel with no 480v loads

Sausboi Supreme :

You already have a phonic supply, just get a phoenix din rail ups

Tomakaze :

PLCFingerBanger :

480 is cheaper to operate than 120. You draw less amps and and lose less. More power per dollar. If your equipment is industrial, 480 all the way.

Dan b :

Does 120 go to 24 through the battery back up

J.Holly 🇺🇸 :

Lmao there wasn’t 120v nearby? Could have saved a few steps

taylorbloss2 :

Touch it like that when it’s hot

Sad Martigan :

You ever think of just using the din rail mounted UPS from Phoenix? That rail PSU looks similar to the Phoenix one

Slams N Jams :

Usually when I’m doing a panel and need a UPS, I’ll use a 24V UPS from Phoenix. Interesting using battery with an AC recep plug-in. I do like throwing in a 120 receptacle though for our field techs to plug in their laptops if they have to be on site, or if it’s rental equipment to do the same while it’s in the yard

conradjosepi :

too handsy there bubba

cheader2022 :

Any phase monitor?

Morgan :

It's a nice panel, but it could have been an enclosed UPS plugged into an outlet and a low-voltage box to be safer and cheaper.

linkmcintosh :

why you didn't plug it in to wall

HoopWhisperer77 :

It’s a great idea to run the 480 for future use…intro to ECET🤷‍♂️✌🏽

AutomationGuy :

why not just go straight from 480VAC to 24vdc? still can have battery backup. using the 120VAC for anything else?

_da.fish_ :

what!?! no line conditioner?

Killian :

bootlegged UPS

Shawn Eliason :

Alllll day. Every day