Google: cell phone camera endoscope
I once had to rebuild an array of 40 modules that the original installer
didn't scan (didn't even provide an Envoy to the client). One of these
cameras worked out great for me. I have used it several times for various
things.
Jason Szumlanski
On Wed, Jul 8
Our crews have been doing daily reports that include a Google Photos link
of the work they accomplished that day. Creating the shared photos link is
so easy now with both Android and iPhone that we've had widespread
adoption among our crews. It really is awesome. Anyway, part of their
report is to
We scan the barcodes with a smart phone app which automatically creates an
excel file for upload(there are many apps to choose from), and number them also
1,2,3...etc with a sharpie for mounting. If scanned in the right order, the row
number in the excel file with correspond with the physical nu
I use that DIY ladder module-lift that was featured in HomePower many years ago
and was just recently thinking of putting some stickers on the top of it so
that you clearly see them something to the effect of “Did you scan
optos/micros and take wire management photos?”
That should serve as
Partymiller
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Solar Energy Solutions, LLC
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From: RE-wrenches On Behalf Of
Corey Shalanski
Sent: Wednesday, July 8, 2020 1:58 PM
To: re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org
Subject: [RE-wrenches] MLPE Mapping
Wrenches,
After 10+ years of MLPE (microinverters
Wrenches,
After 10+ years of MLPE (microinverters/optimizers) gaining traction in the
industry, I have noticed one stubborn issue that somehow still haunts us. I
think we as installers have all been there at some point: laying down the
final module in an array, high fives all around, time to look
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