I find info about the AC soladeck in my distributors catalog, but I don't
find any information about it on Soladeck's website.
On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 7:18 PM, Jesse Dahl wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am in the process of installing a Enphase system that requires center
> feeding the individual 15 mod
So, is using the DC rated soladeck a violation? When I mentioned the specific
AC rated soladeck to the company they said they talked to Soladeck and they
said the DC can be used for the AC pass thru. It seems to me we should use the
AC rated for this application and not the DC.
Jesse
Sent f
i have done this on a particularly problematic installation here in our heavy
mount shasta snow country - where the deep snow would freeze to ice on the
module, and as it crept down the array, it would peel off the bottom edge of
the module frame, usually resulting in broken glass/destroyed mod
I should have mentioned I was looking at something that isn't intended to
penetrate the deck like Soladeck. I would be transitioning to conduit
running along a flat roof.
Soladeck makes specific models that are AC rated. Search the archives for a
recent discussion on that.
Jason Szumlanski
Fafco
I mentioned this to the powers that be on the project (when I was hired,
all the materials were already on site...) to no avail.
As to your comment on AC combiners, we have soladeck (DC rating on the
cover) on site and will be using these. I'm not sure about using the
soladeck product on this typ
Hello Wrenches,
There has been a lot of discussion about how to get snow off of
modules. It was even suggested that we might run power back through
the modules to warm them. Indeed that was tested, and seemed to take
a lot of power for somewhat promising results.
A customer asked me about
Other than cost, why not just buy an extra connector and cap it. It
provides a lot more flexibility in terms of locating your j-box. Or, you
can use the new Engage coupler to extend the Enphase cable with standard 4
conductor Type TC-ER cable (5 conductor for 3 phase).
Not to hijack the thread, bu
Hello,
I am in the process of installing a Enphase system that requires center
feeding the individual 15 modules circuits. I am wondering about wiring the
J-Box. I need to cut all of the boxes into the center of the runs of
Engauge cable and maintain the 6" of free conductor. To do this, I will
Hi Larry -
Chem Curbs might work for the application you're describing:
http://chemlink.com/content/docs_new/brochures/brochure3.pdf
The curb is about 2" high if I remember correctly so a 3" stanchion will
work.
Best,
August
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Thanks a lot for configuring this for my benefit. I'll check it out and let you
know if I have any questions
William Miller
On Jan 1, 2013, at 4:47 PM, Chris Mason wrote:
> William,
> I converted the generator to autostart and added an alert, so you can see how
> the egauge sends an alert whe
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