HI Kevin,
Many thanks. The PDP is the best box out there.
Easy to work in. Will handle 4 CC, 3 inverters.
And as many have requested it uses large Airpax breakers for the DC and QOU for
the AC.
One question on that, what was the thinking about having to put the comm cable
in the shielded tr
I am a big fan of the Schneider XW system, and the XW Power Distribution Panel.
Full disclosure - I helped design it. The original design was this tiny cramped
thing and all of us in the design advisory team said 'make it big'. We
generally go with external bypass assemblies for configurations m
Hi Andrew,
Check with Vince at Energy Design in Eugene, OR. He has a product called
Rain Frame. I saw one of the installs and it was very nice.
http://www.solarenergydesign.com/rainframe/
Best Regards,
Bob Maynard
On Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 2:51 PM, Andrew Truitt wrote:
>
> Good afternoon wrenche
I spoke to midnite and they said they got a gfi 100 amp, l dont recall if
it was din tail or bolt on
Jerry
On Oct 12, 2016 12:53 PM, "Roy Butler" wrote:
> Drake,
>
> That's funny, William and I were having that discussion earlier today
> about those old DC enclosures.
> There was no need to sign
Drake,
That's funny, William and I were having that discussion earlier
today about those old DC enclosures.
There was no need to sign your work because you left plenty of DNA
behind for identification..
Roy Butler
NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer®
NYSERDA
Right, the old Trace DC cabinets were bloody
knuckle boxes for sure. Things have come a long
way since those days, and still have a ways to go.
At 02:36 PM 10/12/2016, you wrote:
Drake:
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Your point brings to mind the evolution of the BOS cabinet:
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1.   In the good old days of the SW
inver
Good afternoon wrenches! Does anyone know of a custom fabricator who might
be able to manufacture a shade structure that meets the following criteria
for a project in NJ?
- fully protects anything underneath from the elements, preferably with
some type of weatherproof membrane under the arr
I think the designer was Robin Gudgel for the BOS gear
Bob Gudgel is the genius behind the MX and Classic and other electronics but my
memory could be incorrect
From my point of view they both qualify as geniuses !
Bob Ellison
> On Oct 12, 2016, at 2:36 PM, William Miller wrote:
>
> Drake:
>
HI William,
The SI does indeed have a BOS. Made by midnite solar which worked with SMA to
produce it.
Jay
Peltz Power
> On Oct 12, 2016, at 10:36 AM, William Miller wrote:
>
> Kevin:
>
> I am curious, what brand would you prefer over the Radian that has wiring
> cabinet design that is “saf
Drake:
Your point brings to mind the evolution of the BOS cabinet:
1.In the good old days of the SW inverter, the DC cabinet was all you
got, and it was grossly inadequate. Off-the-shelf load centers were the
only choice for the AC side. AC bypassing was a relatively new concept but
it
Kevin:
I am curious, what brand would you prefer over the Radian that has wiring
cabinet design that is “safe and easy to work on”?
I hope everyone understands I generally like the GSLC and the Radian line.
The Radian BOS available is superior to that of most other brands, the
Sunny Island li
Thank you very much for sharing this. Reinforces my avoidance of the Outback
Radian line. Given there are other products on the market that perform the same
functions, with the added bonus of wiring cabinet design that is actually safe
and easy to work on without many hrs of re-design work, I do
DC breaker systems should be designed similar to
AC bolt on breaker systems that are used for many
commercial and industrial applications.
The explanation for the fact that these don't
exist has to do with the cost of designing and
listing the equipment. There is no technical
reason that a DC enc
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