FYI, Enphase is lowering their subscription price for residential monitoring
systems, now making it much more cost effective. A recent reply from their
customer support:
Following is the "pre-release" price list for residential Enlighthen
service:
>>
>> ENLS-01-Y1 $2.00 Enlighten 1 year subscript
We had an unusual roofing situation (corrugated fiberglass with rails
attached to purlins underneath) which put the SunFrame rail much lower than
it would normally be. Also, we had Sharp modules in landscape orientation
(to match the purlin spacing), so the module frames came out past the L-feet
an
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Sent: Friday, February 6, 2009 11:47:30 PM
Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Enphase Micro Inverter Energy System
Hi Max,
We’ve done one, have one in the shop ready to go, and another on contract.
Great solution for future expansion and clean installation. All mods ar
hase Micro Inverter Energy System
Hi Max,
We've done one, have one in the shop ready to go, and another on contract.
Great solution for future expansion and clean installation. All mods are in
parallel, but installation (with adapter cord) is end to end. No main
inverter, no DC disco
Hi Max,
We¹ve done one, have one in the shop ready to go, and another on contract.
Great solution for future expansion and clean installation. All mods are in
parallel, but installation (with adapter cord) is end to end. No main
inverter, no DC disconnect, no service or ³grouped² AC disconnect requ
For design reasons we were forced to use Unirac SunFrame rail which
required some extra effort and tight tolerances in mounting the
inverters to it. If at all possible use a SolarMount-type rail. This
is what the inverters were designed for.
We've used enphase with sunframe too. What we
Hi Max. Check out the article in the last issue of the Wrench List sponsor.
Max Balchowsky wrote at 05:37 PM 2/6/2009:
>I've been asked to evaluate a set of plans that came accross the counter of a
>local municipality recently. It was the microinverter system by Enphase. I've
>seen this produc
Max,
We recently finished a small installation (2.4kW) using the Enphase
micro-inverters and have been fairly pleased with them.
The most notable thing about Enphase was their excellent tech support. I
always got prompt attention from knowledgeable people in this country. This
is in stark contras
I've been asked to evaluate a set of plans that came accross the counter of a
local municipality recently. It was the microinverter system by Enphase. I've
seen this product, but this is the first actual installation I'm exposed to.
Has anyone installed these?
Max Balchowsky
SEE Systems
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