Wrenches:
I'm trying to help a student who's doing some research; here's his request:
Do you have something of the literature on the Concept of the system for
protection against hail tracking/moving PV power plants (desirable and
protection from the snow; and wind). The respective literature I
The Sunny Island only shifts in the positive direction to limit the Sunny Boys
output.
What components are having issues?
You can contact me offline to discuss.
Thanks
SMA America, LLC
Steve Jefferson
Service Line Supervisor
3925 Atherton Ave
Rocklin, CA 95765 - 3714
U.S.A.
Tel: +1 916 625
Chris,
Regarding your reply off list request, I think this is relevant info to
wrenches. If not, then I'd be interested in any info/links you receive, please.
Since this is educational I suggest he may have some luck if he were contact
various module manufacturers requesting info from them
Again, conflicting information, as I was told by an SMA trainer that the SI
will run the shifted frequency in the opposite direction to allow electronics
that use the zero crossing to recover, like clocks.
Sincerely,
Glenn Burt
Sent from my 'smart' phone so please excuse grammar and typos.
I would check out quick mount.
One of their flashing is 12 x 12. Plus solid documentation
Jay
Peltz power.
On Aug 5, 2015, at 3:30 PM, William Miller william.mil...@millersolar.com
wrote:
Friends:
We have been using the Eco-Fasten flashings for comp roofs. We have a few
That is correct.
That is the AFC (automatic frequency control) function, or also called Tertiary
regulation.
From the manual:
Clocks that depend on the stability of the grid frequency for their accuracy
become increasingly
Inaccurate when there are constant frequency deviations. Frequency
Friends:
We have been using the Eco-Fasten flashings for comp roofs. We have a few
complaints:
1.We have been using the Eco-Fasten blocks and Unirac serrated L-feet.
There is not enough room below the foot to install the neoprene washer, the
block, the bonded washer, the washer, the
Steve THANKS for your response, perhaps this would be a good time to explain
what this setting is used for and when. For those folks who have never had the
pleasure of the SI SB in off grid uses.
On Aug 5, 2015, at 6:03 PM, Steve Jefferson wrote:
That is correct.
That is the AFC
Hi Jay, I also use and like a lot Sun Seeker, very nice features. My
Pathfinder is collecting dust.
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I've been pretty satisfied with the Kinetic flashing/Lfoot and rail system.
Their 3 Lfoot results in the rail height being btwn 4-5. They have other
Lfoot heights available.
I don't have a flashing handy, but they are btwn 8-10 wide. The only potential
for a leak path I've ever seen is not a
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