We recently bought some broken modules from a supplier --at a very
good price- to see if we could work something out. After looking into
a variety of options we settled on a lexan sheet cut to size and
secured with polyurethane adhesive along the frame edges. The reason
we chose lexan was d
We've been using locktite red.. just plan on breaking them if you need to remove them.. stainless is soft.Dan BrownPresidentFoxfire Energy Corp.Renewable Energy Systems(802)-483-2564www.Foxfire-Energy.comNABCEP #092907-44
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Subject: [RE-wrenches] theft resistant n
Jeff,
You can put another glass front on top of the module to protect the cells and
wiring to get a few more years use from the module. My customer got 3 years of
use from a broken module in extreme Alaska weather. Other customers had similar
luck.
1. Clean with low pressure dry air to remove
Anybody have recommendations or products to avoid regarding theft resistant
1/4-20 nuts in a top clamp installation?
Phil Schneider
Creative Energies
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Bill,
Simplest suggestion is to email Marv with your specific situation. I
did recently for a customer wanting to turn an off-grid array of
mismatched modules into GT; he told me my suggested approach would work
fine. This included pairs of 12V Astropower AP120s.
Fellow Wrenches,
Has anyone tried this approach?
Benefits/disadvantages?
Significance of having the module on the approved list?
TIA for the collective experience,
Bill Loesch
Solar 1 - Saint Louis Solar
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