One clear advantage of micro inverters is that string size is not an
issue. Especially, dealing with ULA racking, where modules go up in
groups of 4, often good string sizing is not available. Sometimes
string sizing can be found at the bottom of the hot weather voltage
window for string inve
There is an issue with Sharp modules using Weeb clips also. They are
not specified for grounding in their manuals and UL has not tested
Sharp modules with the clips. For now, they are not acceptable. I
don't know how many brands of modules are effected by this ruling.
Drake
At 04:48
One thing to consider is that PV is installed on a lot of buildings
here, and many more in Europe. There is ample data available to
determine if PV is a fire hazard. We should not create codes based
on speculation. Early on the "what if" factor seemed to play heavily
into the equation. At t
I also received this advertisement. Previously I had investigated
the smaller SMA transformerless inverters, and was told that this
type would not be allowed in the US until the 2011 code. Has the ban
been lifted?
At 12:52 AM 9/29/2010, you wrote:
Wrenches:
I received an advertisement fr
watt limit to its
output. The inverters are rated for up to 235 watt modules. This
224 watt module array spends a fair amount of time at full inverter
capacity during cool sunny days. Maybe these inverters should not be
used with over 210 watt modules.
Drake
At 12:50 AM 10/11/2010, you
Hello Joel,
The issue is that over half the array was in shade. I don't think
there would have been enough string voltage to start a string inverter.
Cheers,
Drake
At 11:33 AM 10/11/2010, you wrote:
Hello Drake,
I have observed hundreds of PV systems in the early morning and can
At least in the U.S., in jurisdictions I have
worked in, an installer can connect "plug and
play" connectors. If a wire is to be cut, pulled
or connected to a terminal, an electrician is needed.
At 04:11 PM 10/14/2010, you wrote:
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a colleague of mine is looking for feedback to
t
ce
around the array?
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always energized DC wiring, not the 240 VAC which will de-energize
when the wiring is disconnected. Lattice should be adequate, if it
makes the AHJ happy.
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Drake,
I recommend using 4'x8' panels of lattice work that is either wood or PVC so
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better)?
I've never tried anything but the hard copies.
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On Oct 25, 2010, at 12:06 PM, Matt Lafferty wrote:
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>
> 2011 NEC is available now in Looseleaf (3-Ring binder, $95), Softbound
&g
"(3) Height of Working Space. The work space shall be clear and
extend from the grade, floor, or platform to the height required by
110.26(E). Within the height requirements of this section, other
equipment that is associated with the electrical installation and is
located above or below the
I wonder if the sonic rodent repellant devices would work. I can't
hear them at all myself, nor could others with better hearing. The
device seemed effective.
At 06:28 PM 10/25/2010, you wrote:
I've worked on a couple of commercial projects where birds were
trouble. On one, we would clean th
at
a time, to taper charge.
Have any Wrenches AC coupled this many Enphase micro inverters to
Outbacks? Have you had any problems?
Thank you,
Drake
At 05:07 PM 10/28/2010, you wrote:
We have done several of these systems with various inverter
combinations. We used a voltage activated
This is for an on grid system that would AC couple when the grid goes
down. Would that still void the warranty?
At 11:46 AM 10/29/2010, you wrote:
Drake - fyi: you will void the warranty on the Enphase inverters.
Andrew Truitt
Truitt Renewable Energy Consulting
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look good, but last I heard were still tied up at UL.
Drake
At 03:54 PM 10/29/2010, you wrote:
When I asked Enphase about AC coupling with
their product a year ago the answer was a flat
NO, so at least it appears they're moving in the right direction...
Andrew Truitt
NABCEP Ce
The PVP 2000 is only 92% efficient.
At 04:59 PM 10/29/2010, you wrote:
PV Powered. . .
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Mark Dickson,
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I am finding that many modules are failing at 4+ years old.
What brands of module are you having that problem with?
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I was told 300 feet by an Enphase Rep. We have a system that is at
least that far from the Envoy.
At 11:14 AM 11/4/2010, you wrote:
HI All,
Is there a max length to the AC carrier signal for Enphase?
I thought I did hear about a length, and in checking the website
could find no mention of
this is a replacement for the original
inverter that had very similar issues.
What would make an inverter produce power during the countdown? Is
this part of a larger pattern? Is there a problem with the system,
or did I get a second, problematic inverter?
Than
ucing power.
No Spark on the DC wires.
Note: The first inverter did NOT blow the GFP fuse. I worked intermittently.
Has anyone had problems with Sanyo modules faulting?
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open circuit readings and
shows no indication of a fault whatever, would this test accomplish
anything more than the standard voltage to ground tests I've already done?
* Is there any danger to diodes or other PV components?
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issue?
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Beware!! Here we go again the Euro business Guide Scam has morphed
into the World Business Guide Scam. SEE BELOW Promising a FREE
update in the e-mail, if you fill their form out and sign it they
will charge you $1393 per year for three years
At 03:20 PM 12/4/2010, you wrote:
I, too, can't find the 2'-6" lower limit specified anywhere in the NEC 2008.
I've seen very clean, industrial panels with switches less than a
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I had a very well vented automotive battery
explode. The cause was apparently an internal
short. The explosion broke the case and
splattered me with acid. I was lucky and not
injured. I think the internal short rapidly
vaporized the acid and the explosion was essentially due to steam press
Have you found the 50% capacity true for Outbacks? I'm considering
AC coupling 2000 watts into a VFX 3524. With the roof angle, on cold
days, this inverter could get STC solar production easily.
Drake
At 07:53 PM 12/25/2010, you wrote:
I have answered an eariler email, but in regar
nches,
Drake
I am looking for recommendations for an
industrial grade battery charger for our shop.
Most of what I am finding is in India, China or
Germany but I would like something a little
closer to home. I am looking for these features:
* automatic 3 stage charging selectable for
6
According to the Enlighten monitoring system, the 190s do max out at
199 W. I size wiring for that output.
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At present Enphase sells 1
.
Drake
At 09:14 PM 1/19/2011, you wrote:
David,
Thanks for sharing that paper. The labeling the
graphs for the 10-second and 1-minute data in
Freiburg appears to be reversed - the one minute
averaging seems to have more data in all of the
bins above 1000 W/sq m. Basically, these graphs
show
Has anyone subscribed to the NEC Plus on line service? The NFPA
won't be selling the NEC on the CD ROM this cycle. They do have a
pdf version, but that doesn't seem as useful. How does the NEC Plus
work for a searchable and printable NEC Handbook?
Drake Chamberlin
Athens E
chable and printable. The search feature of each new edition was
of lower quality than the previous. With the NEC Plus, we will need
to pay up each year instead of every three. Hopefully it has
features that will make it worth it.
Thanks,
Drake
At 02:27 PM 2/15/2011, you wrote:
We sub
under the array.
Would you agree with this concept, or would you recommend connecting
the modules straight to the seam clamps? Are there any down sides to
using the rails with the S-5s?
Thanks,
Drake
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Yes, Weebs.
Drake
At 10:02 AM 2/18/2011, you wrote:
Drake -
We've done lots of systems both ways - using rails such as Unirac
solarmount or ProSolar is definately more forgiving compared to
mounting directly on the seams. The adjustability of the Unirac
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with a flap, to seal against air back flow. The lack of UL listing
of the battery vent has often been an issue.
Drake
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Ben,
I would prefer to rely
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any of these questions?
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potential generated inside the busses of a module by a pulsed magnetic field.
It would be good to get some definitive information about these issues.
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Hi Allan;
<http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/7819201/Nasa-warns-solar-flares-from-huge-space-sto
I'm looking go two Sharp ND 224UC1 modules. Does anyone know where
these might still be available.
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If these were lead acid batteries, they would clearly be scrap. Is
there any chance that these could be any good? If so, what steps
should be taken to get them out of mothballs?
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tage got to 250 VAC, would that be a problem?
* I see that range pretty regularly around here.
Any help with these questions would be appreciated.
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Hello Wrenches,
We had a discussion on the list previously concerning degradation of
rubber boots on flashings due to UV exposure. Apparently painted
boots will hold up much better than non painted. Can anyone
recommend an appropriate paint to use?
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It is common practice to run bare copper ground wire over rails and
under modules, which will touch the aluminum at various points. How
much of a problem is this going to create in the long run?
Drake
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grounding electrode to the
earth itself, not at the array.
Ray Walters
On 7/13/2011 2:46 PM, Marv Dargatz wrote:
Drake,
This is a HUGE problem. If you want a real earful, talk to John
Wiles, Bill Brooks, or Greg Ball about this.
While you might think that the anodizing on the aluminum woul
o our own math.
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This is an event that was foretold to us during a training session
with SMA early last year. I am surpr
s are:
* How have these units performed? Do they perform as
advertised? Are they reliable?
* Has any one AC coupled either or both of these?
* Do either make objectionable noise?
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f the wire to that of the hottest
temperature zone, which is zero distance above
the roof where the conductors penetrate.
Is this a correct interpretation?
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As I read the rule, that 100' in the trench
allows you to go 10' above gra
plier that sells these? What would
I ask for? I had believed that these clips were designed
specifically to clip cables to modules.
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What do you think of the quality of the new Sharp modules? The 240
F2 has a good PTC rating, but a power tolerance range of 15% (+10%
-5%). With the frame and construction issues, I wonder if the
quality of Sharp modules is slipping.
Has Sharp cut quality to keep competitive?
Drake
09
and
235, with some 240s on order. What series of modules have you
noticed issues with?
Thanks,
Drake
At 06:31 PM 9/12/2011, you wrote:
DrakeAs far as i know the power tolerance rating has gotten a
bit better than they used to be.I believe the floating glass
inside the frame is
slightly lower
PTC rating than Sharp. How do these two factors work together when
figuring the effectiveness of a module?
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Drake
At 09:16 AM 9/13/2011, you wrote:
Kirpal,
The Sharp modules that we've used haven't been much out of square,
and the glass in the frame did not
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What are your experiences with the Midnight Solar Classic 200 and 250
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At 02:04 PM 11/9/2011, you wrote:
Nice Find, Drake! Thanks.
What is the minimum system for an AC coupled inverter?
Again, the idea is for low cost battery backup
of an existing grid tie. The AC coupled
schematics I have looked at require a major
rewire and many components. I would
The GENTRAN sounds very interesting. The Internet has some for sale,
but so far no detail. Will the 12 circuit panel shed one circuit at
a time? In a nutshell, how does this work?
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Drake
At 02:32 AM 11/10/2011, you wrote:
Hi Wrenchies,
Yes and if you use a GENTRAN or
. If this is indeed the case, would it be possible to
edit the data and put the old tool back on line?
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Please send me your information. Currently I am
finishing up an Enphase M-250, AC coupled system
that is designed to taper charge batteries by
dropping out groups of inverters based on battery voltage.
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Drake
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Will these work on Sunny Island systems?
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Drake
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JayOur office has done research on quit a gew batteries, the Blue
Ion Blue Planets battery has been very good in our testing. Feel
free to talk off listJerry
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A Concorde AGM PVX 3050T recently failed in a
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experiencing problems. These batteries are 4
years old and have been kept in float in an off
grid system, never stressed. Hopefully Concorde
batteries are not going the way of Trojan L-16s.
Has anyone
The regulations for doing business in Mexico are
intense. There are customs with organized
corruption that make it necessary for someone to totally know the ropes.
At 01:48 PM 1/23/2018, you wrote:
HI All, Iâve had a large company want to do a
project and they want me to invoice it as
follo
This discussion has been a great help. The house
is built and the plumbing is in, but could be
modified. Wood stoves are not a likely solution.
I think we need a different water heating strategy.
Thank you all!
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Daniel,
That sounds like an intriguing technology, much
along the lines of an air to air heat exchanger.
Thanks for the recommendation. These systems
could keep a lot of CO2 out of the atmosphere if widely used.
Drake
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Does anyone have a track record on the Enphase IQ inverter?
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Aren't Sanyo modules warranted for 20 years? That
is less, but still substantial.
Does anyone know if Sanyo modules are affected by
Potential Induced Degradation (PID) when connected to an ungrounded inverter?
At 01:43 PM 5/30/2018, you wrote:
To all that were asking about warranty on the
ol
That is interesting about Magnum: Tech support
told me that the 4024PAE was two separate 2000 W
inverters. We had problems with a microwave shutting the system down.
Do you find you have good reliability with Magnum products?
Drake
At 03:53 PM 5/30/2018, you wrote:
HI Dave and everyone
How many of these are going bad? Is this a major
problem, or has mismanagement ruined a few?
Drake
At 06:54 PM 7/26/2018, you wrote:
I was lucky that my local county Hazo-house took
a look at the MSDS and said drop them off. The
person there saw my big MSDS printout and said
uh oh, but
This problem might be due to a neutral connection
problem in the electrical system. Loose neutral
connections can put 120 V loads in series. It
puts loads on both line 1 an line 2 in series for
240 V. The high resistance load (the one with the low draw) gets high voltage.
At 06:23 PM 8/11/2
ed by a Magnum 4448 PAE.
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was an exceptionallyÂ
low draw. This is from memory back in about
2010, I have since had a heart attack with a
heavy penalty so my memory may be flawed. Â
On Thu, Aug 23, 2018 at 6:44 PM Dana
<<mailto:d...@solarwork.com>d...@solarwork.com> wrote:
Drake,
All the conventional
hy. I will likely need to order it on line (or
take a trip to a neighboring city), so reading the nameplates might
not be so easy.
Does anyone know how to get accurate data on furnace blower motors?
Thanks,
Drake
At 01:59 PM 8/24/2018, you wrote:
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charge controllers left on, so batteries will
stay charged. They are also a good emergency
source of heat. Windows can be cracked for ventilation if necessary.
Best,
Drake
At 05:56 PM 8/24/2018, you wrote:
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That sounds like the ticket!
At 11:32 AM 8/28/2018, you wrote:
Drake, look at home depot for the Empire brand of small wall
furnaces. They use zero power (old style thermo like a water heater)
and can be legal as primary source of heat for building code. They
vent out a wall and are very
recall this ancient history.
Cheers,
Drake
Drake Chamberlin
Athens Electric LLC
OH License 44810
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NABCEP Certified Solar PV
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At 07:43 PM 8/23/2018, you wrote:
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We recently installed a Frigidaire refrigerator
in our off gird house, and it uses about 1 KWh/
Day. It is nothing very special, but works fine.
At 09:20 PM 9/8/2018, you wrote:
Hello Off-grid Wrenches,
After 10+ years my Wife is finally sick of our
Sunfrost RF-12. We'd like to upgrade to
s
I agree with the comments that followed on this
thread, and would also like to add that Trojan
L-16 batteries have a high rate of premature
failure. Possibly the 2 V cells are better, but
the 6 V cells seem very prone to dying early.
Trojan batteries were robust in past decades, but
seem exce
Is this what you are referring to?
http://en.byd.com/energy/download/high-voltage/B-Box%20High%20Voltage%20Specification.p
At 10:10 AM 9/13/2018, you wrote:
And yes, BYD BBox HV 5.12/7.68/10.24 devices will be supported when
available in US (will be this year I understand)
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fgrid hydronic heating system.
Thanks,
Drake
Drake Chamberlin
Athens Electric LLC
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CO License 3773
NABCEP Certified Solar PV
740-448-7328
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At 10:58 AM 9/15/2018, you wrote:
HI Drake, Can you upload that http again? The
link doesnât work. thx jay > On Sep 15, 2018,
at 7:39 AM, Drake
wrote: > > Is this what you are referring to?
http://en.byd.com/energy/download/high-voltage/B-Box%20High%20Voltage%20Specific
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