Ok, I'll take a wild shot at it.. Generally, 2008 690.3 says 690 trumps all other articles in the NEC except 705 if you're in utility interactive land..690.6(A) say's you're not dealing with a "photovoltaic source circuit", but "an Inverter Output Circuit"(B).. So I'm thinking you're up in 705
In a recent long Unirac U-LA design we did two separate racks, one
behind the other to create a seamless appearance, but physically
separated to meet wind speed requirements. You may want to consider it
two racks of 10 modules, not physically connected. If you are precise it
will look like one
I think that if you have the 705.10 directory showing the disconnect
locations (a directory at each location), you'd be OK per NEC. I think
this question is likely one to ask your utility- the language may be in
your interconnection agreement and you likely already know how flexible
utilities
Was this ever addressed?
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hi Jason,
Yep recommendation for the 20 was a single U-LA works really well.
But you know those clients, so the one behind the other isn't what they want.
thanks,
jay
peltz power
On Nov 22, 2010, at 7:09 AM, Jason Szumlanski wrote:
In a recent long Unirac U-LA design we did two separate
boB,
There is a chart in that white paper that graphs the losses on each module in
the string. No significant losses seem to occur until you get to 5 in series
I can send the whole paper to you, or anyone, off list if you are interested
Brian Teitelbaum
AEE Solar
bteitelb...@aeesolar.com
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