Thanks William,
I really appreciate it.
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 7:00 PM, William Miller wrote:
> Mac:
>
> There is a diagram for making one on our web site: millesolar.com. I
> belive it is in the resources tab.
>
> William Miller
>
> At 03:29 PM 12/7/2011, you wrote:
>
> Hi wrenches,
>
> Do
We Like Deck.
_http://www.deckmonitoring.com/_ (http://www.deckmonitoring.com/)
Pat Redgate
Ameco Solar
In a message dated 12/7/2011 4:28:51 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
joel.david...@sbcglobal.net writes:
Wrenches,
The California Solar Initiative requires performance monitoring and
r
Midnite Solar has powder coated aluminum enclosures that also have the
AFI option that can be added when available later. There also alot
cheaper than some of the other solutions out there.
Ray
On 12/7/2011 6:57 PM, Dave Click wrote:
Marco, the easiest solution may be to just replace it with
Mac:
There is a diagram for making one on our web site: millesolar.com. I
belive it is in the resources tab.
William Miller
At 03:29 PM 12/7/2011, you wrote:
Hi wrenches,
Does anyone have an SWI stacking cable that they'd like to get rid of?
Please contact me off list.
Thanks
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Mac
Marco, the easiest solution may be to just replace it with a 4-pole
disconnecting combiner from another manufacturer. SolarBOS, for example,
has one available in 4X (fiberglass or SS).
On 2011/12/7 12:41, Marco Mangelsdorf wrote:
Anyone ever come across the SMA combi switch in a stainless encl
e-gauge.
Wrenches,
The California Solar Initiative requires performance monitoring and
reporting service for some PV systems down to as small as 10kW. The CSI
eligible service providers list keeps growing making it hard to tell who are
real providers and who are resellers of someone else's serv
Wrenches,
The California Solar Initiative requires performance monitoring and
reporting service for some PV systems down to as small as 10kW. The CSI
eligible service providers list keeps growing making it hard to tell who are
real providers and who are resellers of someone else's service or on
William,
Almost everyone, including manufacturers, wants standard module sizes. There
are a lot of similar modules, but manufacturers produce different size and
shape cells (everything from 4-inch square on up and semi-square, round,
etc.) and customers have different voltage and current needs
Hi wrenches,
Does anyone have an SWI stacking cable that they'd like to get rid of?
Please contact me off list.
Thanks
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Mac Lewis
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Marco:
The first combi-switches I used I fabricated myself. I used the Square D
disconnect and added standard touch-safe fuse holders. I skipped the power
distribution blocks and used wire nuts to save space.
You could look for a 600 V disconnect in a SS enclosure and add your own
parts in
Anyone ever come across the SMA combi switch in a stainless enclosure?
I've got one of the standard combis rotting away like crazy as it's right
next to the ocean.
Thanks,
marco
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Friends:
Why can't the industry create a list of standard module sizes, sort of like
the battery industry has (http://www.rtpnet.org/teaa/bcigroup.html)? This
would be a big benefit to the consumer and the installer. If a module of
Group X size breaks, you are far more likely to find a repla
One or two Matrix/Photowatt PWX1250 needed, new or used, to replace
shattered module in a school demonstration system from 2005. Odd
size and shape, matches nothing else. Please reply offlist if you
can help.
Allan
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I believe the Outback configuration will spin the meter backwards when
utility power is used to charge the batteries. I checked with former
co-workers in a utility meter department. A meter with a detent would be
the simplest way to make the meter unidirectional, but those meters are
supposedly
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