The IMO style that I I’ve used is identical to Burt’s photo. Just a switch, no
overcurrent protection.
From: RE-wrenches On Behalf Of Will
White
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2019 1:33 PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Dc discos
The one that I saw was not the rotary switch
lling to
> avoid the issues Will discussed. A little common sense goes a long way to
> avoid stripped screws. Just my 2 cents worth.
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> *From:* RE-wrenches *On
> Behalf Of *Will White
> *Sent:* Wednesday, March 27, 2019 11:04 AM
> *To:* RE-wrenches
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Dc discos
Jay,
I saw one of their boxes, I believe it was the E-08W, on a job I recently
inspected and I found the quality of the boxes to be pretty cheap. One of the
posts that receives the screw for the cover was broken off and another was
stripped because
I'm happy to see others are using that PVC j-box from Sceptre. No screws to
rust out! We use that JBX### line of boxes extensively.
Jason
On Wed, Mar 27, 2019 at 11:59 AM Glenn Burt wrote:
> Just a pic of our typical application of the IMO.
>
> -Glenn
>
> -Original Message-
> From: R
Jay,
I saw one of their boxes, I believe it was the E-08W, on a job I recently
inspected and I found the quality of the boxes to be pretty cheap. One of
the posts that receives the screw for the cover was broken off and another
was stripped because someone over tightened it which looks really easy
Hi Jay,
We have been using them at ground mounted arrays to allow us to de-energize
anything in the trench (DC).
They work fine, but need a little planning because of limited interior space
for conductor bending and conduit entry points.
We order them direct from IMO.
-Glenn
-Original Mess
Hey Jay,
Check out industrialcontroldirect.com. I found a 1000 vdc Nema 3R disco for
$200. very compact. They appear to use the same switch mechanism as Solaredge
inverter discos. UL/ETA listed and passed my local AHJ. Lots of similar discos
for different voltages.
Kirk Herander
> On Mar 26,
Matt:
Well, thankyou for showing me the dance steps but don't think I'll
stop worrying about this one. I doubt I'll ever bring a skillsaw into
Planning and Building, which is where the dance begins and usually ends.
Besides,
I went cordless a looong time ago and all I ever carry int
2010 1:48 PM
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] DC Discos for Enphase
Stir away
Modern locking module connectors serve as DC disconnects for micro-inverters.
This point was alluded to in the Code Corner sidebar, but not addressed in
detail. It takes a little dance along Route 690 to drive
Stir away
Modern locking module connectors serve as DC disconnects for
micro-inverters. This point was alluded to in the Code Corner sidebar, but
not addressed in detail. It takes a little dance along Route 690 to drive
the point home to OCD-afflicted AHJs... But it's right there...
The sim
In John's white paper on wiring Enphases:
http://www.nmsu.edu/~tdi/Photovoltaics/Codes-Stds/WIRING%20ENPHASE%20MICROINVERTERS-11.pdf
he recommends covering the module first anyway so the load-break
disconnect isn't really an issue. Since you're at the module anyway to
disconnect that module fro
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