Hi Jay,
Your government at work. See
http://www.energysavers.gov/your_home/water_heating/index.cfm/mytopic=13000
for an explanation of energy factor (their efficiency rating) which
combines recovery efficiency, standby losses, and cycling losses.
You might want to consider how many moving
I am looking for a recommendation for Max Voltage, and how often to attain
this bulk voltage? For the following system:
. Trojan 8D AGM battery bank (4 bats for 11kWh rated storage with
900 Watts of PV)
. Home was previously off gird. We upgraded it to a grid tied net
metered
Allan
We have also seen some rather cleverly worded references to NABCEP Techs
(somewhere in the company) meaning there is a slim chance that you could get
the NABCEP guy but probably not, when a consumer calls. They try to give the
impression that all the techs are NABCEP. And who knows maybe
Are there any manufacturers out there making ARRA compliant modules in the
135W range? I'm thinking Kyocera since they have a manufacturer's
certification statement. Any others?
Jason Szumlanski
Fafco Solar
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Friends:
I have a 690-64(B) dilemma. I have a 200 Meter/Main/Combo that is chick
full and I need to add 20 amps times 2 of Enphase feed to it. The best
method for this job is to install a sub-panel in the garage and feed the PV
into that. The sub-panel will inherit an existing 50 amp
I can understand the requirement/value for customer feedback, and the introductory letter is very well done - the tone is nicely positive. But then we go from being the 'gold standard' professionals to 'dabblers in installation' tone - leaks and damage? Why not include fires?We typically have
Ditto john's remarks;
good intro letter BUT, I would like to see #2 replaced with something more
upbeat. 'Were you happy with the installation process and do you feel
that the overall experience reflected the efforts of a true professional in
this field?'
*TO BE COMPLETED BY SYSTEM OWNER:
John, I'm missing something in your
logic... If you have worked hard to convince your clients that
your installations are leak-free, and as you say it's often their
number one concern, the question on the survey seems quite
relevant, as it suggests that indeed,
I have a request for Lithium batteries (ion?). Not sure how to respond. The
application is an off grid, part time mountain home
Any thoughts?
Thank you
Jeremy Ridriguez
All Solar
Colorado
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