I've used Lexel before, it's the best clear caulk I've used. I used it
even to repair cracks on plastic lens on concentrating modules. It holds
its clarity for a long time, however I don't know if its approved for
asphalt shingles.
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray, Inc
Nabcep Certified PV Installe
August:
I know conduit and boxes seem way too hard for the new generation of
plug-and-play installers. Because of this we’ve seen a trend to cheapen
how we run DC circuits. We can’t let this dissuade us from doing our jobs
safely and correctly.
If this question were asked about any other ki
Friends:
And the winner is: Rainshadow Solar Inc, from Orcas Island, WA. They had
the breaker, good price, quick ship. I give them 5 stars.
William Miller
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We've been using M1 and "Thru the Roof" sealant for years with good
success.. Max Balchowsky
Design Engineer
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Newport Beach, Ca. 92660
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To: RE-wrenches
August:
I know conduit and boxes seem way too hard for the new generation of
plug-and-play installers. Because of this we’ve seen a trend to cheapen how we
run DC circuits. We can’t let this dissuade us from doing our jobs safely and
correctly.
If this question were asked about any ot
Hi Wrenches,
I have another best practices questions: what are you doing to run your PV
wire between arrays on a rooftops? This question has come up on this list
in the past but I’m still on the hunt for a robust and faster lower cost
method. We mostly install outdoor boxes on each sub array and
I like 'Through The Roof'.
Eric Stikes
Owner, SunHarvest Solar
CA. Solar Contractor #968280
Founding Director, GoodSun Solar
CA. Non-profit Corp.
001.530.798.3738 (cell)
www.harvesthesun.com
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> On Aug 10, 2015, at 2:52 PM, August Goers wrote:
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> Hi Wrenches,
>
It's my understanding that "carbon black" is what adds to the UV resistance
of polyethylene solar pool heating panels. I'm not a materials engineer by
any means, but perhaps there is some link.
Between Chemlink and Geocel, there is usually a color that is a close
enough match for my liking, but it
When we used zip ties for managing wire, we were advised to buy the black ones
because the pigment made them more impervious to UV. It might work the same way
with clear vers opaque sealing polymers. Those with the most pigment held up
best.
Bill Dorsett
Manhattan, KS
From: RE-wrenches
At recommendation from a roofer couple years ago, we have been using this
product:
http://www.sashco.com/products/lexel/
Not used long enough to know if it stands the test of time.
Kevin
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We’ve use Geocel 2300 for years now with good results. They’ve also come out
with a new product specifically for solar:
http://www.geocelusa.com/product/all-constructionbuilding-products/s2-solar-panel-sealant-detail.html
I’m not sure what the technical differences are but I know it comes in a
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