Perfect. That's what I thought. No comments on the comm issue, so I assume
there is no issue.
*Jason Szumlanski*
*Fafco Solar*
On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 7:42 PM, Nick Soleil nsol...@enphaseenergy.comwrote:
Hi Jason,
You can do that, but will need to maintain the 15A limit of the M190s.
Wrenches,
We just installed our first critter fence on an array that had some
squirrels had made a home to. We used the Spiffy Solar fence. My feedback
on the product is that it is a reasonable solution. The fencing material
itself was of good quality, strong enough but yet easy to cut and
Hi Jason,
We have paralleled M190 with M215 and have had no comm issues.yet. Enphase
gave their blessing as well.
Garrison Riegel
Project Manager | http://www.solarserviceinc.com/ Solar Service Inc
[p] 847-677-0950 | mailto:garri...@solarserviceinc.com
garri...@solarserviceinc.com
Wrenches,
I am curious how others are meeting the Beneath Roofs requirement for the
2011 Code.
In order to locate wiring/conduit at least 10 beneath the roof decking, I
would tend to hang some 2x4 blocks off rafters and just attach straps to
that. But I am wondering if anyone has any preferred
Ken,
We installed our first Enphase units in Dec 2009, and our *last* Enphase
units in 2011. The breaking point for me was when the first 215 failed
about 6 weeks into production, oozing black slime out of the case. Enphase
did two complete system for us last year(one M190 and one D380 site),
Thanks for your input, Carl. That data looks pretty grim. This is a
serious black eye for our industry.
Kent Osterberg
Blue Mountain Solar, Inc.
www.bluemountainsolar.com
On 5/20/2013 12:36 PM, Carl Adams wrote:
Ken,
We installed our first Enphase units in Dec 2009, and our *last*
Enphase
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