Joel, the least cost is through mail order. Just be careful to get a good
gage mil and warrantee.
Mario Monesterio
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Anybody willing to share their thoughts / devices on a guard around the
edges of arrays to stop animals from nesting in there?
Thanks,
Conrad
Cotuit Solar
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Has anyone got a used conduit box for a SW 4024 inverter?
Please reply off list if you have one with the price, it saves the clutter.
Thanks,
Bob Ellison
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I have seen electric lines (1 or 2) used for this and seemed to work
well with the cattle around it.
Jason Lombard
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What's a good brand and model?
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From: "Mario F. Monesterio"
To: "RE-wrenches"
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 12:42 AM
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Solar pool cover?
Joel, the least cost is through mail order. Just be careful to get a
good gage mil and warrantee.
It is great to hear that Wrenches are having better luck with
trackers. This recent thread, on the subject, is way different that
what has been stated in the past. It sounds like trackers might
really be a cost effective approach to net metering. Is it really
more cost effective than adding
Jay,
Offgrid and powered by Outback here as well.
We use the Linksys Wireless G here with our all Mac computers plus a
wireless printer plus wired laser printer.
Him work good and they are cheap as well.
Bob-O
On Apr 12, 2009, at 3:18 PM, jay peltz wrote:
Hi All,
I"m wondering if there are
Along this thread,
We have had an ongoing problem with slow internet speed caused by
multiple issues, most of which seem to have been corrected over the
past three years with much troubleshooting and with several service
calls.
However, one issue remains and seems to be the following:
Du
On 4/13/09 10:41 AM, jeff Wongstrom wrote:
We have had an ongoing problem with slow internet speed caused by
multiple issues, most of which seem to have been corrected over the
past three years with much troubleshooting and with several service
calls.
However, one issue remains and seems to b
Deigning a 14 Kw system that has partial shading issues and am considering
Enphase, what has been your (anybody's) experience with Enphase.
Max Balchowsky
SEE Systems
1100 Irvine Blvd
Tustin, Ca. 92780
www.seesolar.com
760-403-6810
"Building a Better Future For The Next generation"
Nice product, GOOD customer support pricing for web monitoring has come down
too. Don't know what modules you are using but they are NO longer making one
for the Sanyo HIT BA19 series hi voltage modules
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Humm...
14000 kw / 200w mod = 70 mods = 70 micro inverters, 70 * $161 = $11,270
plus $635 EMU = $11905 cost for inversion
Verses
2 x 7.5 kw Fronius inverter = 15000 kw, 2 inverters * $3877 = $7754 cost
for inversion
That's a $4151 delta on inversion cost, a 53% increase over standard string
i
Mark,
Not to criticize your math or your premises, which I agree with, but
we really should be using list prices when we make comparisons here.
This is a publicly viewed forum.
Ya know??
Bob-O
On Apr 13, 2009, at 2:26 PM, Mark Frye wrote:
Humm...
14000 kw / 200w mod = 70 mods = 70 micro inv
But don't forget the string combiner/fusing box plus DC disconnect, plus
monitoring...I know it will lean towards Enphase by a good spread
because I did a price comparison for a number of array sizes, and string
inverters always were more. The difference was from $1000 to $5000
depending on system
Bob-O,
It ain't that public, as in general public as in everybody here knows there
are 15-20% markups to list.
Mark Frye
Berkeley Solar Electric Systems
303 Redbud Way
Nevada City, CA 95959
(530) 401-8024
www.berkeleysolar.com
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Jason,
Please note that I did not include "monitoring". I did not include the
~$500 for web-based monitoring of the Enphase, only the EMU as required by
CSI, just as id did not include the cards and such needed to get the sting
inverters "on the web".
You can tack on all the extra costs you like
Mark,
I sense your in an unharmonious state from the short answers and would
like to continue this when your positive nature returns, off line.
Jason Lombard
j.lomb...@conergy.us
Grid Tied Tech Support Manager
1730 Camino Carlo Rey
Suite 103, Santa Fe
NM, 87507
Tel 505 216 3803
Fax 505 473 3635
Mark,
Retail, at least according to the Fronius price list, is 40% over what
you stated.
Let's just not be foolish.
Bob-O
On Apr 13, 2009, at 2:55 PM, Mark Frye wrote:
Bob-O,
It ain't that public, as in general public as in everybody here knows
there
are 15-20% markups to list.
Mark Fr
Bob-O,
I just visited the Fronius USA website and could not find any list pricing.
Where can I find this "Fronius price list" that you refer to.
As far as putting out actual cost prices, I don't know about the folks you
work with but most of my customers don't get a bid and then say, hold in
whil
I'll be using the Suntech 210's (78 of them as it turns out), but I've
engineered it for 3 SMA6000us inverters. I don't know if it's safe to tell
anyone what I will pay for them...
I still am reticent to have 78 inverters under panels out of reach on a roof.
Has anyone had any of these inst
Ignoring other factors ("string combiner/fusing box, DC disconnect,
monitoring") and assuming a $6000 increase in cost with Enphase inverters on
a 70 module system, the % increase on total cost would only be
5 to 10% ($6000/120,000 = 5%).
If you increase production by an equal % or more, it's a v
Does anyone have any link-10/e-meter 0-100 volt prescalers in stock still? If
so please contact me off list.
Thanks,
Todd
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Hi gang. Please respond to me off
list off listÂ
off list.
The issue of whether or not to discuss dealer pricing of RE equipment on
the list server seems to be contentious. This list is publicly
accessible, and folks don't want the public to be able to calculate
dealer margins or to think they s
Kingsley,
The concern I have about this unit, and many other inexpensive ones like it, is
that it does not have enough resolution in the low impedance area. PV arrays
can have an impedance to ground of as low as 2kOhms. A resolution of 0.1MOhms
will likely not cut it. I just bought a $175 me
I am sad to say that our dear friend Ishaq M. Shahryar passed away Sunday
evening, April 12, 2009. Mr. Shahryar was well known in the solar industry
as the successful founder of Solec International, the first terrestrial
solar cell factory. The New Scientist magazine titled him The Sun King and
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It is great to hear that Wrenches are having better luck with
trackers. This recent thread, on the subject, is way different that
what has been stated in the past. It sounds like trackers might
really be a cost effective approach to net metering. Is it really
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