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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-13 Thread Andrew Truitt

Aaron - Zep makes a bracket for supporting Enphase connectors which is quite 
robust:

http://www.zepsolar.com/images/files/components/pdf/Enphase-Connector-Bracket-RevD-Writing_CLI.pdf

Of course it is intended for use with Zep compatible modules. 

- Andrew


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On Apr 12, 2013, at 1:02 PM, All Solar  wrote:

> Iron ridge has some wire clips that will also fit Unirac rails
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> On Apr 11, 2013, at 6:52 PM, Aaron Mandelkorn  wrote:
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>> Just wondering what people like to use for supporting the trunk cable for 
>> the enphase 215 inverters.  WIth zipties going brittle after a couple of 
>> years aluminum or steel options are what I am more interested in.  I have 
>> seen some installs with steel zipties but the sharp edge on them makes me 
>> wonder if there is a chance of them cutting into the cable.   I have used 
>> 3/8" one hole conduit straps on each side of the trunk cable connector and 
>> although this seems quite stout it gets expensive on larger systems.  Any 
>> ideas about products out there for supporting the trunk cable for the life 
>> of the system?
>>  
>> Aaron Mandelkorn
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-12 Thread Aaron Mandelkorn

Thanks to all for the great suggestions.  I see that there is quite a selection 
of products for my application.  Have a great weekend all.

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On Apr 12, 2013, at 1:02 PM, All Solar wrote:

> Iron ridge has some wire clips that will also fit Unirac rails
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> On Apr 11, 2013, at 6:52 PM, Aaron Mandelkorn  wrote:
> 
>> Just wondering what people like to use for supporting the trunk cable for 
>> the enphase 215 inverters.  WIth zipties going brittle after a couple of 
>> years aluminum or steel options are what I am more interested in.  I have 
>> seen some installs with steel zipties but the sharp edge on them makes me 
>> wonder if there is a chance of them cutting into the cable.   I have used 
>> 3/8" one hole conduit straps on each side of the trunk cable connector and 
>> although this seems quite stout it gets expensive on larger systems.  Any 
>> ideas about products out there for supporting the trunk cable for the life 
>> of the system?
>>  
>> Aaron Mandelkorn
>> NABCEP Certified PV Installer
>> Renewable Energy Outfitters
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>> (970)596-3744
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-12 Thread All Solar

Iron ridge has some wire clips that will also fit Unirac rails

Sent from Jeremy's IPhone.  Sorry for typos and shorthand!

On Apr 11, 2013, at 6:52 PM, Aaron Mandelkorn  wrote:

> Just wondering what people like to use for supporting the trunk cable for the 
> enphase 215 inverters.  WIth zipties going brittle after a couple of years 
> aluminum or steel options are what I am more interested in.  I have seen some 
> installs with steel zipties but the sharp edge on them makes me wonder if 
> there is a chance of them cutting into the cable.   I have used 3/8" one hole 
> conduit straps on each side of the trunk cable connector and although this 
> seems quite stout it gets expensive on larger systems.  Any ideas about 
> products out there for supporting the trunk cable for the life of the system?
>  
> Aaron Mandelkorn
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-12 Thread Jason Szumlanski

Here for reference: http://www.pvracking.us/purchase-online/accessories/

I've never used their WireLoops, but I can see them coming in handy as well.

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> Rubberized clamps that fit in the rail channel from PV Racking. $75 for
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>> Just wondering what people like to use for supporting the trunk cable for
>> the enphase 215 inverters.  WIth zipties going brittle after a couple of
>> years aluminum or steel options are what I am more interested in.  I have
>> seen some installs with steel zipties but the sharp edge on them makes me
>> wonder if there is a chance of them cutting into the cable.   I have used
>> 3/8" one hole conduit straps on each side of the trunk cable connector and
>> although this seems quite stout it gets expensive on larger systems.  Any
>> ideas about products out there for supporting the trunk cable for the life
>> of the system?
>>
>>Aaron Mandelkorn
>> NABCEP Certified PV Installer
>> Renewable Energy Outfitters
>> Box 65 Salida, CO. 81201
>> (970)596-3744
>>  reoso...@gmail.com
>> www.reosolar.com
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-12 Thread Jason Szumlanski

Rubberized clamps that fit in the rail channel from PV Racking. $75 for
300. Buy from manufacturer.


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On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 8:52 PM, Aaron Mandelkorn wrote:

> Just wondering what people like to use for supporting the trunk cable for
> the enphase 215 inverters.  WIth zipties going brittle after a couple of
> years aluminum or steel options are what I am more interested in.  I have
> seen some installs with steel zipties but the sharp edge on them makes me
> wonder if there is a chance of them cutting into the cable.   I have used
> 3/8" one hole conduit straps on each side of the trunk cable connector and
> although this seems quite stout it gets expensive on larger systems.  Any
> ideas about products out there for supporting the trunk cable for the life
> of the system?
>
>Aaron Mandelkorn
> NABCEP Certified PV Installer
> Renewable Energy Outfitters
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> (970)596-3744
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-12 Thread Nick Soleil

The Sunbundler is meant to be crimped closed with a crimper or pliers.


On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 10:55 PM,  wrote:

> How do you tighten a Heyco Sunbundler?
> Granted it will prevent the cable from falling to the roof but I could not
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-11 Thread William Miller


Aaron:

We use a system with slotted PVC conduit.  Got the basic idea from a 
wrench, don't remember who, but thanks.  There are photos on our web 
site.  Worked on a project today and the system is slowly evolving.


William



At 05:52 PM 4/11/2013, you wrote:
Just wondering what people like to use for supporting the trunk cable for 
the enphase 215 inverters.  WIth zipties going brittle after a couple of 
years aluminum or steel options are what I am more interested in.  I have 
seen some installs with steel zipties but the sharp edge on them makes me 
wonder if there is a chance of them cutting into the cable.   I have used 
3/8" one hole conduit straps on each side of the trunk cable connector and 
although this seems quite stout it gets expensive on larger systems.  Any 
ideas about products out there for supporting the trunk cable for the life 
of the system?


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Box 65 Salida, CO. 81201
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-11 Thread wirewiz

How do you tighten a Heyco Sunbundler?
Granted it will prevent the cable from falling to the roof but I could not 
tighten them to the point of securing the cable from movement. 
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-11 Thread Jesse Dahl

I use the clips that come from Enphase.  They are quick to install, much faster 
than zip-ties. 

Jesse

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On Apr 11, 2013, at 8:33 PM, penobscotso...@midmaine.com wrote:

> We use as clips specifically designed to hold Enphase trunk cable to SnapN
> Rack rails. We buy them from ARE.
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>> Heyco Sunbundler!
>> 
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>> 
>> On Apr 11, 2013, at 8:52 PM, Aaron Mandelkorn  wrote:
>> 
>>> Just wondering what people like to use for supporting the trunk cable
>>> for the enphase 215 inverters.  WIth zipties going brittle after a
>>> couple of years aluminum or steel options are what I am more interested
>>> in.  I have seen some installs with steel zipties but the sharp edge on
>>> them makes me wonder if there is a chance of them cutting into the
>>> cable.   I have used 3/8" one hole conduit straps on each side of the
>>> trunk cable connector and although this seems quite stout it gets
>>> expensive on larger systems.  Any ideas about products out there for
>>> supporting the trunk cable for the life of the system?
>>> 
>>> Aaron Mandelkorn
>>> NABCEP Certified PV Installer
>>> Renewable Energy Outfitters
>>> Box 65 Salida, CO. 81201
>>> (970)596-3744
>>> reoso...@gmail.com
>>> www.reosolar.com
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-11 Thread penobscotsolar

We use as clips specifically designed to hold Enphase trunk cable to SnapN
Rack rails. We buy them from ARE.

DARYL


> Heyco Sunbundler!
>
> Typos courtesy of my iPhone.
>
> On Apr 11, 2013, at 8:52 PM, Aaron Mandelkorn  wrote:
>
>> Just wondering what people like to use for supporting the trunk cable
>> for the enphase 215 inverters.  WIth zipties going brittle after a
>> couple of years aluminum or steel options are what I am more interested
>> in.  I have seen some installs with steel zipties but the sharp edge on
>> them makes me wonder if there is a chance of them cutting into the
>> cable.   I have used 3/8" one hole conduit straps on each side of the
>> trunk cable connector and although this seems quite stout it gets
>> expensive on larger systems.  Any ideas about products out there for
>> supporting the trunk cable for the life of the system?
>>
>> Aaron Mandelkorn
>> NABCEP Certified PV Installer
>> Renewable Energy Outfitters
>> Box 65 Salida, CO. 81201
>> (970)596-3744
>> reoso...@gmail.com
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Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Wire Management

2013-04-11 Thread Brian Mehalic

Heyco Sunbundler!

Typos courtesy of my iPhone. 

On Apr 11, 2013, at 8:52 PM, Aaron Mandelkorn  wrote:

> Just wondering what people like to use for supporting the trunk cable for the 
> enphase 215 inverters.  WIth zipties going brittle after a couple of years 
> aluminum or steel options are what I am more interested in.  I have seen some 
> installs with steel zipties but the sharp edge on them makes me wonder if 
> there is a chance of them cutting into the cable.   I have used 3/8" one hole 
> conduit straps on each side of the trunk cable connector and although this 
> seems quite stout it gets expensive on larger systems.  Any ideas about 
> products out there for supporting the trunk cable for the life of the system?
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