We have a Schonstedt unit, works very well for electrical services. There
has to be current in the cable to see it. Otherwise you can find data
cables and dead electrical cables by injecting a signal using the signal
generator, either by induction or direct connection.
It can find a service very ac
Benn,
I would think a phone call or email (to get it in "writing")
from the manufacturer would be the safest route to take. I know PV
glass is no standard issue product and must vary some from manu to
manu...composition, thickness, texture (or not), coatings? So I guess
I'm more con
Wrenches,
I received some modules lately (and it has happened in the past) that have
some degree of silicon on the front glass. It is usually either some
spatter or a smear of sorts.
These are from a distributor warehouse and in most cases i've seen the
modules removed directly from the manufactur
We were a test site for HiQ inverters at our warehouse in Redway ca. long
way from the ocean, but plenty of rain. We had to replace the "Balancers"
three times due to water damage before we switched to a string inverter.
even at free HiQ wasn't worth the hassle.
Maybe they have fixed the issues
Hi Wrenches,
Do any of you use a underground wire locating device? If so, can you
recommend a brand? I've seen them for $50 and $2,500. Reply off list,
please.
Thanks,
Kris
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Shine On!
Kris Schmid
Legacy Solar, LLC
864 Clam Falls Trail
Frederic, WI 54837
www.legacysolar.com
715-653-4295
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