Hi Corey,
Good to hear you’re also using Lumos, I know the rail alignment is what is
going to make or break the install, maybe a light weight plywood template is in
order! I have requested the slotted rails, the unperforated ones just don’t
make sense. The tip on removing part of the rubber bum
sunelec.com in Miami usually has pretty good pricing on the XW 6048s.
On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 11:43 PM, Exeltech wrote:
> Wrenches,
>
> A friend of mine experienced the destruction of major parts of his system
> in a recent lightning storm. Everything was extensively grounded and
> protected,
Wrenches,
My apologies for an error. When I was given information about the
lightning-damaged equipment a few days ago, my friend was understandably a bit
rattled after a direct lightning hit to his home, and inadvertently provided
incorrect model numbers for the Outback charge controllers. T
on an educational note dan, can you further detail the lightning protection
equipment which was incorporated into the system? specifically if spd's were in
the system? i have installed several midnight spd's and am curious how they do
in real world situations like this.
thanks,
todd
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So, was their not enough moisture around the ground rods? That's an issue
here, in our semi-arid climate, but I tell people to run their hoses where
their grounds areor plug their grounds into their drainfields, whatever
works (or attach to well casings, as you all know).
Where is the locat
Hello Chris,
First item of business ... my thanks to Jay Peltz and others for the correction
on the Outback charge controller model numbers (again!)! Argh!
The CC are are Outback FM60 and FM80. 150Vdc input versions. He needs one
each. Apologies for all the confusion.
The entire syst
Hello Todd,
I forwarded your query to my friend "Mike". Waiting for a reply as we speak.
He's been a bit slow responding. Repairs are a priority at the moment.
Everything electrical in the house was destroyed. As an indicator, he told me
the wall cubes for his router and his home weather s
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