SolarPro magazine has a great article on the topic in 2012 by Rebekah Hren:
http://solarprofessional.com/articles/operations-maintenance/security-and-theft-prevention?v=disable_pagination
Just like the lock on your house front door, standard "tamper-resistant"
fasteners keep out only the casual th
I was at a site today that had four out of the 50 modules removed recently by
thieves. Can anyone recommend a good alternative to the Unirac hardware?
I mean like tamperproof security hardware?
It has T-bolts with top clamps utilized. Of course it is a ground mount and is
easily accessible.
Jer
We’re going traditional on this system. Wires in real schedule 40 always strike
me as a safe, smart thing.
Still, I’ll check this other wire out and I might be pleasantly surprised.
Scot
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HI Scot,
I”ve pretty cavalier on lots of things. But for this, I would use conduit and
wire.
I just think the added protection, being able to pull out wire in case etc.
I do like the armored cable that was discussed, but that stuff is expensive and
the ends are quite expensive.
I buy my
I'd rent a trencher and cut a 4 inch wide trench, drop it and and cover.
On Wed, May 18, 2016 at 9:51 AM, Hilton Dier wrote:
> I'm with Chris Mason on this one. Teck 90 cable is great stuff. No more
> screwing around with rigid PVC conduit and solvent glue in the bottom of a
> trench. No more ba
I'm with Chris Mason on this one. Teck 90 cable is great stuff. No more
screwing around with rigid PVC conduit and solvent glue in the bottom of a
trench. No more backbreaking wire pulls. It is impervious to almost anything,
direct burial, concrete encasement, wet location, whatever. Just roll i
How about this
http://www.nassauelectrical.com/products/teck-cable-armored-with-pvc-jacket/teck-90-armoured-power-single-conductor-1000v-xlpe-pvc-aia-pvc
On Tue, May 17, 2016 at 6:52 PM, Howard Arey
wrote:
> Good day, wrenches.
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> I am installing four dual axis trackers totaling 52KW (13KW
You will probably use PVwire. As far as I am aware it will be your least
expensive option. Get it in aluminum, direct-burial rated if you want.
Or pre-sleeved in PVC conduit.
Matt
On Tue, May 17, 2016 6:52 pm, Howard Arey wrote:
> Good day, wrenches.
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> I am installing four dual axis t
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