Solar World Sun Clips are what I would use.
Jay
Peltz power.
> On May 24, 2017, at 6:28 AM, AE Solar wrote:
>
> With Solarworld/SnapNRack we run wires in the rail and use clips on the long
> edge of the frame when needed. SnapNRack has a clip that fits in the upper
> rail groove to hold w
I think my "wattsuns" look fine with just wire ties and not really any
special effort. It does sound nice to go in the rail.
I can put a pix in here later when I get home if you ask? Not worried
about squirrels here but I would like to get some of the metal bird
protector (often seen at airports)
With Solarworld/SnapNRack we run wires in the rail and use clips on the
long edge of the frame when needed. SnapNRack has a clip that fits in the
upper rail groove to hold wires down into it. The snap n rack part you are
referencing (I think they call it 'box frame adapter') is good if you want
to
I use "fir tree" zip ties that will pop into the ground holes in the frame.
On May 24, 2017 8:11 AM, "Dana" wrote:
> I am installing SolarWorld 285 w modules for our new home on Array
> Technologies dual axis trackers [we are in a canyon].
>
> The side rails of the frames are typical with a flan
I am installing SolarWorld 285 w modules for our new home on Array
Technologies dual axis trackers [we are in a canyon].
The side rails of the frames are typical with a flange however the short end
frame is this little kind of I beam that does not allow for any wire
clips.
I am wondering what
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