Does anyone have a SW-RC (and 50' cable) for a Trace SW4024MC2 inverter? If
you have one to part with, please contact me off list. Thanks
Chris Daum
Oasis Montana Inc.
406-777-4309
406-777-0830 fax
www.oasismontana.com
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I don’t think that was the intention necessarily, but I have argued the
same thing with varying degrees of success. Fortunately (?) we are still on
2011 here, but 2014 is coming and hopefully AHJs will remain permissive of
no additional electrode if the home already has one within 6 feet of the
ser
Mark:
For micro-inverter systems I have successfully argued the application of
Exception No. 1. in that the load is the micro-inverter.
William
Lic 773985
millersolar.com
805-438-5600
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From: RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On
Behalf Of m
FYI, this has changed to more of a permissive rule in the 2017 NEC, than the
mandatory one in 2014.
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From: "August Goers"
Sent: 1/30/2017 13:47
To: "RE-wrenches"
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] 690.47(D)
Hi Mark,
The current issue of IAEI magazine has an article writin
Further to August’s reply, here it is:
http://iaeimagazine.org/magazine/2015/06/23/bonding-and-grounding-pv-systems/
Jason
On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 1:47 PM, August Goers wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> The current issue of IAEI magazine has an article writing by Bill Brooks
> called "Hot Topics for PV
Thanks August,
I have seen the IAEI article from May-June 2015. It seemed to try the line
that if the exisitng electrode is within 6 feet of the building, then that
same electrode is within 6 feet of the "Array".
I guess my plan at this point is to not install the aux. electrode and use
the IAEI
Hi Mark,
The current issue of IAEI magazine has an article writing by Bill Brooks
called "Hot Topics for PV System Installations." In the article, he
directly addresses 2014 NEC 690.47(D).
Unfortunately I don't see this article posted online, but you might want
to check it out if you can find it.
Folks,
NEC 2014 is in effect in California. I just pulled a permit for a
residential system and it had a little stamp that had 690.47(D) circled as
a requirement.
Anyone worked with AHJ's in California who are now requiring this? I am
planning to not install the electrode, siting Exception 2 and
No, it's not required with microinverters.
> Mark,
> Not being familiar with NEC...are you still required to have rapid
> shutdown when using microinverters?
>
> Benn Kilburn
> SkyFire Energy Inc.
> 780-906-7807
>
>> On Jan 30, 2017, at 10:25 AM, ma...@berkeleysolar.com wrote:
>>
>> Folks,
>> Clear
Mark,
Not being familiar with NEC...are you still required to have rapid shutdown
when using microinverters?
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy Inc.
780-906-7807
> On Jan 30, 2017, at 10:25 AM, ma...@berkeleysolar.com wrote:
>
> Folks,
> Clearly residential rapid shutdown boxes will generally be loc
Folks,
Clearly residential rapid shutdown boxes will generally be located on
roofs and as such will be in inaccessible locations.
I guess this works because the equipment is remotely operated.
I have an SMA Multigate for use with my SMA microinverters. If I put just
the Multigate in a box with no
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