Jason,
It's funny that you bring this up because it is an issue that we constantly
face on commercial new construction. Commercial roofers want 8 plus for
their lead jacks plus the cricket often takes several inches above the
deck.
Many folks in the Bay Area are using Hollaender rail
http://ironridge.com/ig
Any first impressions on this new product?
WEEBs require replacement after modules are removed for service. I wonder
of the IronRidge mid-clamps biting into the same module frame locations
after service have been tested and approved. Moving the module to bite into
new
Greetings Fellow Wrenchies,
With all the racking options out there today, are there any stand outs in
terms of quality and installation time.
We are in the process of evaluating our racking system and with all the
options its a little mind boggeling.
Mahalo in advance!
*
James B Rudolph*
I'm wondering if multiple 7 Unirac 2-piece Stand-Offs cylinders threaded
together with all-thread would be a structurally sound solution. I'll pass
that option by the engineers...
Still hoping for an off-the-shelf solution...
J
ason
On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 4:38 PM, August Goers
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Best ballasted flat roof rack?
Jay
Peltz power
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On Sep 10, 2013, at 1:04 PM, James Rudolph jamesrudolp...@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings Fellow Wrenchies,
With all the racking options out there today, are there any stand outs in
terms of quality and
September 2013 | Creotecc Solar Mounting Systems
I use Ironridge all the time and like the sturdiness but I've always liked the
idea of Creotecc and and really want to try it. Anyone have any first-hand
experience? The images included in the forwarded email are interesting,
especially when
Hello wrenches,
I am swapping out a customer that had an SW 4024. We are going to replace
it with a Magnum MS4024. He had been using Relays 9 10 on the SW to
control input from a small hydro system, with each one controlling two
different hydro turbines. He set this up himself and it seems to
On 9/11/2013 7:44 AM, Mac Lewis wrote:
I am looking for a suitable replacement programmable relay board that
would offer similar or better functionality as Relays 9 10 on the SW.
Any suggestions for robust programmable relay boards with good
documentation?
I am not familiar with relay 9 and
Esteemed Wrenches,I
need your advice on this most unfortunate situation.I arranged a
purchase of 16 Trojan L16 RE-Bs for a client and they went to pick them
up. They didn't secure them well on their flatbed tralier and as they
climbed their windy mountain driveway they lost 4 of the batteries
Back in the 1980's we used a company called Baird (www.bairdmounts.com) to
engineer NPR mounts for satellite communication antennas. I have used many of
their products for antennas up to 5 meters and never a failure or problem. I
have not used their mounts for PV solar but I expect their
Wrenches.
We have sold four Sundanzer chest refrigerators or freezers over the
last ten years. All have worked without a hitch. Today I got a call
from a customer asking about DC refrigerators; when I mentioned
Sundanzer, she stopped me. She said the reviews on Amazon
One out there, now about 7 years. Customers are happy. No problems.
Dick Ratico
Solarwind Electric
You Wrote:
Wrenches.
We have sold four Sundanzer chest refrigerators or freezers over the last ten
years. All have worked without a hitch. Today I got a call from a customer
asking about DC
We've always had ours made by a local shop to fit the roof. I can't say I've
ever looked for an off to shelf solution.
Jesse
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On Sep 11, 2013, at 9:13 AM, Garrison Riegel garri...@solarserviceinc.com
wrote:
Schletter makes their 2” diameter aluminum stanchions in a
This is a similar solution to the Hollaender foot but from Unirac:
http://www.civicsolar.com/product/unirac-403216s
Cutting pipe isn't that big of a deal, but you need to have threaded pipe
for this product compared to the Hollaender fitting which uses set screws.
More food for thought.
Schletter makes their 2 diameter aluminum stanchions in a variety of sizes,
up to 12. We have done a number of jobs on the exact roof you are
describing using the attached version of the Schletter Windsafe. Their
stanchion has a pretty small base with 4 holes for attachment, like the
UniRac, so
I don't think allowing every crazy out there to post a review on everything is
really forwarding civilization at all
Kind regards
Tom Duffy
Systems Design Engineer
[cid:133065820@02122011-32D5]
t...@thesolar.bizmailto:t...@thesolar.biz
USA Toll Free 888-503-6772 Bocas del Toro,
Mac,
Have you investigated the voltage controlled switch by Solar Converters?
http://www.solarconverters.com/index.php/products/92-voltage-controlled-switch/126-vcs-1ah-or-vcs-1al
Good luck,
Bill Loesch
Solar 1 - Saint Louis Solar
314 631 1094
On 11-Sep-13 7:44 AM, Mac Lewis wrote:
Hello
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