Hi Jesse,

I'm curious about what you are seeing. We've seen better performance than
that on arrays with those modules, but don't have module-level monitoring
available on any of our systems. Does it look like there is a bipass diode
failure with the shattered modules (probably covered under warranty), or
was there something like lightning near your ground-mounted system? We have
a customer whose home received a direct lightning strike recently (no fire
or human injury!), and 100% of the PV system needs to be replaced (except
flashing/racking), unfortunately.

I thought the delamination issues were only (or mostly) generation 2
modules and only in our state, but wonder if any installers in other places
(WA?) are seeing this too?

Keep Shining!
Rebecca Lundberg
Powerfully Green

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> Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2014 17:30:02 -0500
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> Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] ground mounted systems
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> William Miller has some nice ideas on his website regarding protecting
> circuits. I've used his ideas on one project and the inspector liked it.
>
> Silicon Energy makes a module with raceways for output circuits. Their
> module is expensive comparatively speaking and I've never seen one of their
> 190W modules produce over 155W (using Tigos to monitor) they've also had
> some delimitation problems with modules made here in MN and one of my
> Silicon Energy systems has two modules with the glass shattered on it that
> I discovered today.
>
> Jesse Dahl
>
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