Yes. It looks like some efficiency improvements only qualify on a main
home, but it's different for solar.
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f5695.pdf
Page 4: Qualified solar electric property costs. Qualified solar
electric property costs are costs for property that uses solar energy to
Fellow Wrenches:
I am involved in the commissioning of a 300kw parking structure PV
system and have a concern about possible galvanic action between the
aluminum module frames and the stainless steel uni-strut.
The installation contractor attached the PV modules using a WEEB-like
stainless
I'm sorry to hijack this thread, but I just had a similar question about
metallurgic compatibility of S-5 clamps. Their brochure says that they
are completely compatible, and refers you to the website for details,
but I am unable to find any there. Any comments on how I can assure my
client would
Gary,
Zinc (galvanizing) is more anodic than aluminum so it is protective of
the aluminum just as it is of the steel in the Unistrut. As long as the
installation is in a location that doesn't routinely have high
humidity, the Unistrut should last nearly as long as it normally would.
Are end
Good question about the end cuts, which would definitely rust if not
painted - I'll check tomorrow.
Regards,
Gary Willett, PE
Icarus Solar Services LLC
NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer
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