Jeff;
Yep, those darned net metering laws have made most of the manufacturers
forget about off-grid farts like us. (I'm off grid since 1991). I
*guess* it was fun back in the day taking stuff from Home Depot and
adapting it to DC. Bring out the multi-coloured electrical tape! I see
some sket
That's great;
As a company, I'm willing to pay more for the breakers with the better
posts, because it will be much cheaper in the end.
Ray
We have just requested that Carling start providing real studs on all
of our C series breakers (MNEDCXX).
boB
Midnite Solar
On 12/27/2011 5:26 P
On 12/27/2011 8:14 PM, Ray Walters wrote:
Hi Jeff & REwrenches;
I haven't talked to a single PV installer that is happy with that
breaker post. I'm sure plenty more have broken off those breaker
studs, thinking that they should behave like a no
Hi Jeff & REwrenches;
I haven't talked to a single PV installer that is happy with that
breaker post. I'm sure plenty more have broken off those breaker
studs, thinking that they should behave like a normal breaker. Most
have just shut up and thought they were to b
These smaller breakers can be ordered with much larger terminal studs or
with a mechanical box lug on them. This costs about $0.50 more. We should be
asking outback for this. Some other aftermarket sources stock them.
The Larger breakers (175amp and 250) can be sourced from Eaton Corporation
who
Not only have I snapped off my share of rear studs on these DC breakers, but
have you noticed how the large 175 and 200 amp breakers have this large
"batt" handle molded onto this very flimsy strip of a plastic lever arm
going inside the breaker? I have a whole box of these that were broken off
i
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