Colleagues:

The statement below is substantially true and is the skeleton in the closet for the PV industry. Smart combiners and automatic roof-top fault disconnecting means will correct this problem.

William



At 08:22 AM 10/22/2012, you wrote:
Reading their statements make me wonder -
"A traditional solar system produces a substantial live current any time that it receives sunlight—with DC voltages in the 300VDC-600VDC range—and cannot be fused. Experts have said for years the only way to have a safe system is for it to operate at low voltages (<80V)."

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