Corey,
Generally, when choosing a larger system with multiple string inverters,
the preferred architecture is to have the string inverters distributed -
located at the ends of each row, and running AC lines back to a central
AC combining location. This minimizes the length of the high voltage
PV wire co marked USE-2 is direct burial.
jay
peltz power
> On Sep 27, 2016, at 2:50 PM, Corey Shalanski wrote:
>
> Umm, is PV Wire rated for direct burial? I have seen several manufacturer
> spec sheets that suggest this is the case, but I haven't heard of anyone ever
> actually doing this.
I would recommend using Teck 90 cable for direct burial. It is armored and
coated and rated for just about anything. You can get it in a variety of wire
gauges and numbers of conductors. It makes trench installations fast and easy.
Hilton Dier III
Renewable Energy Design
Solar Gain, LLC
Missisq
It is direct burial rated, as per the Canadian Electrical Code, Table 19.
*Benn Kilburn *
CSA Certified Solar Photovoltaic Systems Electrician, SkyFire Energy Inc
14515 – 121A Ave NW | Edmonton, AB | T5L 2T2
P: 780-474-8992 | F: 888-405-5843 | www.skyfireenergy.com
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Umm, is PV Wire rated for direct burial? I have seen several manufacturer
spec sheets that suggest this is the case, but I haven't heard of anyone
ever actually doing this.
Project Information:
1.6 MW single axis tracker
(35) 40 kW string inverters
Trenching from row ends to inverter wall, trench
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