I am now leaning on going with a local company rather than Solar City.
They quoted a higher price for a lower-power system, but because of some
convoluted accounting it will actually end up costing me less. And they
are at least willing to talk about adding some common-mode chokes.
Their system uses micro-inverters on each panel, which potentially
should cause less interference because all the switching electronics is
localized with short connections. Only 240 VAC 60 Hz comes out of the
panels.
Alan N1AL
On 07/18/2016 06:49 PM, John Kaufmann wrote:
My advice on Solar City is to avoid them at all costs. Their systems,
manufactured by SolarEdge, generate horrendous broadband RF noise....
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