Andrew
I use the CH disconnect at the inverter as a maintenance disconnect but only if
the main utility disconnect is not close by.
I consider it $14 well spent. The switch is replaceable with a 2P breaker so it
may serve another purpose there.
The only drawback is that there's not much room fo
All,
These "compact pull-out A/C" disconnects are NOT suitable for PV. I don't
believe they should be used for air conditioning disconnects either. The
brand doesn't matter. What kind of quality do you expect to get in a 60A
nonfused disconnect for $7? Or take your pick of fused 30A & 60A models f
1. AC disconnect options (Andrew Truitt)
We used to use a lot of those pull-out air conditioner disconnects, we
liked the low price.
The 60 amp version usually works fine for 15 amps or less, but I
really don't think it's
reliable at anything close to the 60 amp rating. We've had about a
That's our experience here in Washington, too.
Dana
--
Dana Brandt
Ecotech Energy Systems, LLC
www.ecotechenergy.com
d...@ecotechenergy.com
360.510.0433
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Louis Woofenden wrote:
>
> Hi Andrew,
>
> We haven't been able to get any of the utilities we work with in
Hi Andrew,
We haven't been able to get any of the utilities we work with in Arizona
to accept these. They want a lockable disconnect, with a visible handle.
I'd be interested to hear if any others have had luck with this.
Best,
Louis Woofenden
Andrew Truitt wrote:
Greetings!
Has anyone
5 matches
Mail list logo
