Hello,
I have a one week old information request into Midnite regarding the MN
15-12KW-AIO, but no response yet.
Has anyone have information on how it is performing during its early
production phase, and does anyone have information on when it will be
available.
It is either them or SolAr
Sol Ark is definitely not made in america.
Its made by Deye in China.
I don’t know all the rules about what you have to do to call it made in
america, like put a label on it or something, but made in china.
jay
> On Aug 1, 2024, at 6:17 AM, Maverick Brown via RE-wrenches
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> Chri
So is the Midnite AIO made in USA? Or is it just USA branding / firmware /
support on China made hardware?
Thanks
On Thu, Aug 1, 2024 at 8:08 AM jay via RE-wrenches <
re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org> wrote:
> Sol Ark is definitely not made in america.
>
>
> On Aug 1, 2024, at 6:17 AM, Maverick
I think the best description would be assembled in the US with foreign and domestic parts. I don’t know the level of assembly in Washington vs what is assembled overseas. MidNite vows to have been heavily involved in the design and production and they also committed to board level swaps available t
Backwoods Solar sent out an announcement on July 11 that it is in stock and shipping, Chris. You might contact them. AllanOn Aug 1, 2024, at 4:52 AM, Christopher Warfel via RE-wrenches wrote:Hello,
I have a one week old information request into Midnite regarding
the MN 15-12KW-AIO, but n
Anyone happen know the make/model of connectors associated with the
Sunpower cracking issues a couple years back? News stories do a good job of
obscuring it.
https://www.pv-tech.org/sunpower-hit-by-us31-million-cracking-issue-warns-of-further-drags-on-q4-results/
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Evan,
I am not sure if this is the same issue, but I have seen a lot of arc fault
issues with the E20-327 modules paired with SMA inverters. Every system
that we have done repairs on have had the Yukita junction boxes, and there
were a handful of failed solder joints on the diodes in the junction b
Unfortunately sunpower is about out of business.
Warranty might not be possible at this point
Jay
> On Aug 1, 2024, at 10:04 AM, Evan M via RE-wrenches
> wrote:
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> Anyone happen know the make/model of connectors associated with the Sunpower
> cracking issues a couple years back? News st
appreciate the replies, we're doing a project with a mix of E20-435 and
P19-390 being provided to us. trying to figure out if we're going to have a
bad time with these connectors. FWIW the connectors included on them are TE
PV4-S. i haven't seen those a quite a few years.
On Thu, Aug 1, 2024 at 12
If you need connectors talk to Bryan at PV cables. On Aug 1, 2024, at 10:20 AM, Evan M wrote:appreciate the replies, we're doing a project with a mix of E20-435 and P19-390 being provided to us. trying to figure out if we're going to have a bad time with these connectors. FWIW the connectors incl
As of July 19,2024 some say that SunPower's announcement to stop new
leases, installations, and shipments may indicate the end of the company
as an operating business. SunPower's stock has also dropped nearly 93%
in the last 12 months
Ouch, fair to say the writing has been on the wall or the W
Note: This email is written from the perspective of the Enphase
terminology, but the concept and question is the same in a general
sense.
I am having a hard time understanding the logic and benefit of a power
control system that is used for avoiding a main panel upgrade in a
typical residence. If
I think it depends on how the backup load circuit ungrounded
conductors are extended. If they share the same raceway with the
inverter AC input and output conductors all the way to the backup
subpanel, and there is a neutral connection from the main panel to
inverter and inverter to subpanel, the i
Thank you all, I was afraid that it was China sourced. Accountants
bought in with giving China the keys to the kingdom in order to
temporarily shave costs, once again. I like Germany's approach, keep
one or two steps ahead of them.
Chris
On 8/1/2024 11:10 AM, Allan Sindelar wrote:
Backwoo
Sorry about the recent problem with support.
MidNite recently got a new (supposedly better of course) IT and phone
system. That system still has some glitches
which is part of the phone support but should work OK during the day or
maybe all the time now ?
Remember that you can always email
Leaving the branch circuit neutrals and grounds in the existing main
panel, and just extending the ungrounded conductors to the subpanel is
much cleaner. Splicing and extending all of the branch circuit
conductors can quickly exceed the fill rating of the main panel with all
those wire nut spl
Wire nuts in a breaker panel are not allowed per my inspector per code. Pull
the Romex out of the breaker panel & spllce in a wire gutter to extend.
I have seen this enforced twice now.
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Dana OrzelGREAT SOLAR WORKS!
C - 208
Hi Dana;
What code section is he/ she referencing? Many times, wires are left
too short to land on a particular breaker or buss, so splices in the
load center happen even in regular electrical work. Our inspectors here
consider a load center the same as any other electrical enclosure:
subje
This was extending to a critical load panel. I am not an AC electrician but my
guy is & had to set a gutter. It was a nice neat cut-in above the panel.
Sorry I cannot quote the NEC section I was not present. Id say check with your
AHJ
Friends:
Thanks for the feedback on the issue. The relevant code sections are below
(2020 version).
·I see nothing that prevents splicing in a panelboard as long as
there is adequate cross-sectional area (312.8).
·Note that if circuits run through a panel and do not origin
I agree. Nothing in the NEC that prevents splicing with whatever UL listed
& approved component (wire nut, insulated splice, etc.) is necessary and
doesn't violate bending and fill limits. This is common in Vermont, in both
jurisdictions (state and town inspections, where required).
I've run acros
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