UL evaluates products on internal temperature rises while it is used
normally.
They also evaluate the products under abnormal use, in various ways.
It may or may not have a fan. If you look inside an inverter, you will
see the same type of
things Large external battery cables
Replacing the 50A breaker with a backfed solar breaker would work if your
relocate that load (which may require load calcs to reconfigure the service
disconnects, which is what you would be doing).
You are just limited to the rating of the service on the solar
interconnection, so 125 / 1.25 =
All –
I’ll chime in to my own post with this article from Solar Pro:
http://solarprofessional.com/articles/design-installation/residential-supply-side-interconnection?v=disable_pagination
See “A Simpler Supply Side” – I’m fairly certain that we can install up to
125 A of solar on this
Hi Wrenches,
We have a 125 A meter/main combo with space for up to 6 breakers (or three
two-pole breakers). Here is a Google photos link:
https://goo.gl/photos/kftDerEESg3giLrB9
The configuration is such that the busing is unprotected and connected
directly to the utility feeds through
I have a seen playing in my head of a factory floor..(maybe a conference
office)
"Just put the same alternator on all of 'em! The savings will cover the
average failure rate. Who uses a generator at its full rating anyway eh?"
Who knows the real story behind it, but I just wonder if that
Hi Daniel,
Appreciate your thoughts on this.
- This wire is contained inside 2" flexible metallic conduit, approx. 3' long
from the alternator to the external breaker. Some of it is in free air, but
most is contained within the conduit.
- the main breaker is a 100% rated 175A.
- This is an
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