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the energy for the 16 batteries will come from the commercial charger powered by the second inverter which in turn is fed from a single 12vDc battery. this battery will be charged by my alternator which is driven by the AC Motor. in other words, there are 2 systems working in a symbiotic...

the bank of 16 12vDC batteries connected in series producing 192vDC

this is powered from the 30kw inverter. the motor draws 375watts and runs at 2800rpm

Not sure I understand you. this is what I have in place already:- 30kw inverter receiving input from 192v battery array. this feeds my home with 30kw of AC 220v power. I then have on a separate circuit my 220v AC motor which drives my 12vDC 90ah alternator. I need this to re-charge my batteries...

will do so. thank you and all others who commented. it is appreciated.

Thanks. I have the inverter and the battery bank. I also have an AC motor running at 2800rpm .375kw (on a separate circuit drawing from the power provided by the inverter) to drive my Alternator. I also have a comparator under and over voltage control unit that starts and stops the AC motor...

please can you give me more info on this. I am assuming that I can use a 12vDC alternator with a step up transformer to provide my 192vDC?

I have an array of 16x12vDC batteries connected in series giving me my 192vDC required for my power unit. as I am off the grid, I need to find a mechanism to charge these batteries as I have no AC to use an AC charger. Hence was toying with the idea of using a vehicle alternator. load would vary...

Hi there, no not a typo. I need to generate enough power to charge an array of 16x12V DC deep cycle batteries(192v connected in series 120AH)

Hi could anyone please help with this:- I have a 12V 90Ah automobile alternator. is there a way to increase the output volts beyond the 14/13.8v to say 192v?