Every system we do is off of a fresh slate, repeaters, wireless ext. This
is because we want each system to do what is asked of us
On Jan 20, 2014 12:46 PM, "Larry Crutcher, Starlight Solar Power Systems" <
la...@starlightsolar.com> wrote:
> Jason,
>
> We get quite a few of these from US Border Pa
We have, if there are two separate mains each 200 amps the meter socket is
400 amps just don't overload one side
On Jan 23, 2014 11:31 AM, "John Powell" wrote:
> Has anyone tried to connect one 40 amp inverter output circuit to each of
> the two breakers on a 2 x 200AMP single meter main panel in
Go look at sunmodo they also have some solutions tell them jerry from
affinity sent you, great price point. The are in Washington state check it
out
On Jan 23, 2014 1:37 PM, "All Solar, Inc." wrote:
> Can anyone comment on the S-5! CorruBracket?
> Any other recommendations or comments appreciate
Hi all,
Here is a new question.
I believe it's static electricity.
System: standalone 2 x 44voc 165 watt modules in parallel
Powering a pump sq flex( yea installer didn't do it right) dry ground.
No batteries or any other power in the area, no LCB or other electronics.
Pole mount, dpw in co
Here is the email that I sent to Matt Paiss in response to his
contact with me.
Matt,
Thanks for your email. I was in the midst of answering it yesterday
when my reply disappeared into cyberspace. Maybe it found its way to
your mailbox.
We agree strongly that PV should be made as safe as p
If anyone has any Astropower panels, AP-110 or AP-120, hiding somewhere pls
contact me off-list.
Kirk Herander
VT Solar, LLC
dba Vermont Solar Engineering
NABCEPTM Certified Inaugural Certificant
NYSERDA-eligible Installer
VT RE Incentive Program Partner
802.863.1202
_
William-
Happy to help. You need to use 310.15(B)(2)(a) in conjunction with
T310.15(B)(16) and (17), where ampacity is given for 30C ambient.
For T310.15(B)(18-20), where ampacity is given for 40C ambient, you
would use 310.15(B)(2)(b). The THWN in 310.15(B)(20) is only for
messenger-support
Dave:
Thanks for this post, although in order to completely understand, it I
sacrificed a significant amount of time working up a spreadsheet and running
various scenarios. My philosophy is that this will pay off in the long run.
I always create a spreadsheet so I can figure something out once an
Jeremy:
We used them on one job and did not favor them for these reasons:
1. Don't like having the penetrations in the valleys
2. The adhesive is fragile and either peels off or significant amounts
wrap around the drill or fasteners
3. The threaded connections felt fragi
Wrenches,
Matt Paiss is wanted to chime in here. He's a member of the Code-Making Panel
No. 4 Firefighter Safety Task Group, as well as SEIA's PV Industry Forum.
Since he can't post to the list, I am sharing his comments with the group:
> Drake,
>
> After reading your initial comments, I th
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