Peter, What you describe almost sounds like Teck Cable -- General
Specifications & Standard Design Features - Teck Cable. Teck cable generally
has an outer PVC covering that covers the flexible aluminum "armor', although i
have seen it without the outer PVC jacket (aluminum exposed). This is
Peter,I did a 15kW BIPV install on a home with GE Geko modules in two stages,
first (7.7kW) in 2006, and second (7.33kW) in 2008. The 2006 modules were 55 W
and the 2008 mods were 66 W. I wasn't too impressed with the quality of the GE
modules and would prefer not to use them again, which is f
Wrenches,
I'm looking at trying out another 'solar site evaluation tool', the ASSET (Acme
Solar Site Evaluation Tool) from Wiley Electronics. I'm looking for feedback
on its performance and user-ability.I have been using the pathfinder which is
great, but not the pathfinder software.
Any comme
ice for a Pathfinder,
and the software is much less than the Suneye, I believe.
R. Walters
r...@solarray.com
Solar Engineer
On Sep 8, 2010, at 3:46 PM, benn kilburn wrote:
Wrenches,
I'm looking at trying out another 'solar site evaluation tool', the ASSET
(Acme Solar Sit
e the entire
module output by 50%. A shadow every day for the hours you are talking
about sounds like a pretty serious issue.
Kent Osterberg
Blue Mountain Solar
benn kilburn wrote:
Thanks
for the feed back guys, much appreciated!
Now, how would you calculate f
Hopefully any crew installing PV, and familiar with this debate (which they
should be) can easily distinguish between the GBL-4 and the GBL-4DBT. The
weight difference is quite noticeable. If it feels light for its size, it's
aluminum, dont use it!!! If it has some distinct weight to it, the
Wrenches,There has been some mention on this list lately of locating Soladeck
and/or other combiner boxes under arrays. This has me wondering if folks are
doing this only for a cleaner looking roof array or if there are other
reasonable intentions (lack of available roof space).
Other than a c
; structure or finish or not permanently closed in by the structure
> > or finish of the building.
> >
> >
> >
> > - Andrew
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 3:15 AM, benn kilburn > <mailto:b...@daystarsolar.ca>> wro
wrenches,so i'm lining up a few installations using the newer Enphase D380
TwinPack microinverter and i'm just looking for any feedback or "heads-up's"
before getting started. i'm not foreseeing any issues, it is looking fairly
straight forward like the M190's but nonetheless, if any of you ha
Wrenches,
Have any of you had the opportunity to try out the Solmetric PVA-600 PV
Analyser yet? http://www.solmetric.com/pva600.htmIt appears to be a very
useful tool for system commissioning. We are looking at picking one up and are
looking for some early feedback. What other tools/equip
salute, i was inspecting a (~3yr old) 2/12 pitch roof for an upcoming install
that was going to have flashed roof connection points and noticed that i could
not lift up any of the shingles for installing the flashing. the sealing strip
that holds the upper shingle to the one below it, is aggres
d of the single
inverters, but until then, we'll probably stick with the singles.
Bruce EricksonMendocino Solar ServicePO Box 1252Mendocino, CA 95460707-937-1701
On Sep 23, 2010, at 10:30 PM, benn kilburn wrote:wrenches,so i'm lining up a
few installations using the newer Enphase D380 TwinP
tter plan my penetrations because after season in the sun I
would never be able to lift the shingle again! That being said have you
tried a hot knife? L feet seem like the way to go! Good luck!
Bill
On Oct 7, 2010 2:05 AM, "benn kilburn" wrote:
>
> salute, i was inspe
Hey Eric,This was discussed somewhat back in early Sept under the subject line
"Wiley Assett". This topic, with some great insight, should have been
discussed under its' own subject line but My bad!
benn
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Wrenches,a colleague of mine is looking for feedback to the following email he
received regarding PV installers and electrical work. I have responded to him,
however, I am quite interested to hear this list's response
LETTER--'Colleague' - next week Alberta’s “major municipalities” electr
targeted to the unlicensed inexperienced handyman who can't pull a
permit for solar electric.
Going back to the nest now!
Jamie Johnson
NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer
#031310-118
General Manager
SOLAR POWER ELECTRIC
EC13001765
(941)380-0098
Original Message
Su
Darryl,thank you for that! i've often wondered myself where the 110/220 and
other random voltages mentioned from time to time came from (as opposed to
120/240 which is all i've worked with in my electrical career). i've often
assumed that the other numbers were grandfathered in from other syst
Mornin,
I'm looking at mounting an Enphase M190 system on a standing seam metal roof
and was considering using the S-5-PV clamps (as opposed to just the S-5's and
L-feet), which do not use any mounting rails. No rails means no where to
properly mount the M190's!?!It was suggested to mount the
r use a string inverter.
Bill.
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Subject: [RE-wrenches] Mounting Enphase when using S-5-PV Clamps
M
Not a lot of you guys in the field today 'eh? I was just checking a spec on my
laptop and noticed i had a wireless signal and a mailbox full of great
feedback, thanks again everyone!!!
I'll go over all the details from everyone a little more when i'm done on site
for the day. For a few of y
chris,don't forget to make sure that the existing roof structure is engineered
to support the added weight of the extra layer of plywood, as well as the
racking/modules.
benn
DayStar Renewable Energy Inc. b...@daystarsolar.ca780-906-7807 HAVE A SUNNY DAY
> From: ch...@oasismontana.com
> T
andrew,a few comments added to your last email...
You Wrote If you ask me this is a dream scenario. The scary thing about
S-5!s is that you rarely know how often the roofing panels are attached to the
decking and how well the decking is attached to the framing. i'm not overly
familiar with
Lee,
I haven't had to use any of these bird repellent products, yet, but
researching the issue in the past, i came across these Products (< link)
I hope you find something useful.I also hear that an owl decoy strategically
placed will deter birds from hanging around as well. Although an owl s
G'day,
I am re-locating a PV array and doing some system upgrades for a circa 2003
off-grid system that is using a Trace DR2424 (mfg 1stQ-2003). Just wondering
what the expected lifespan of this model would be. I want to let the owner
know how much longer they should reasonably expect this in
Everyone, Thanks for the feedback. Allan kinda nailed it with his first
comment about the catch-22. A few stand-out factors aside, i guess it could
fail tomorrow or in 30 years.
The DR2424 is installed in a clean, dry, open area, although I never thought to
ask if it was used in the construct
Wrenches, Short of contacting the builder, i'm looking for your experiences,
practices and "look-out's" for penetrating a strawbale exterior wall with
conduit.
For the project in question there is currently a teck cable from a wind gen
entering the home by sharing a HRV vent opening that i want
ct: Re: [RE-wrenches] Strawbale wall penetration
Would the walls of the bale house be considered part of the dwelling and
require careful consideration of whether metallic conduit is REQUIRED on the DC
run? 690.31 (E) -Glenn Burt From: re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org
[mailto:re-wrench
Do any of you have current contact info for anyone at GE Energy in regards to a
module warranty issue?
thanks,benn
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On 12/30/2010 5:51 PM, benn kilburn wrote:
Do any of you have
Rob, Its great to see that the city is looking to come up with some local
production 'standards' for PV system owners to gauge their own system
production.
To answer your direct questions... no, i'm not familiar with other PV reference
systems, but i'll be on the look-out and i haven't in
Although there are several uses listed here that i will vouch for, i can always
remember having a can or two around the place, i'm pretty sure that the "PS" at
the bottom of the list is not correct. The msds states the main (basic?)
ingredients as petroleum based.
WD-40 Aerosol
benn
DayStar Re
Peter,i've been having the same concern running thru my head recently, as i've
done this myself, and have compensated by now using a green jacketed bond
(ground) wire for rail and module bonding. (fyi-bonding is the CEC term for
inter-connecting all metallic parts of an electrical system, i.e.
wow, that was from back in May of 2009. I bought mine about 6-8 months ago, a
337, that is in fact affected by this recall. You'd a thunk it would/should
have been pulled off the shelf.can't say that i noticed any voltage
discrepancies, but then again, its not like i always test a circuit wit
Wrenchers,
Which term do you to describe a single framed unit with either a j-box or two
wire leads on the back, module or panel? Which term do you believe to be
correct and why?
My interpretation is that a single framed unit is a module. Any number of
modules attached to a single detached 'ra
t; I
tend to think of an array as all of the modules on site. They added a
definition for a subarray in the 2011 NEC; this is an electrical subset of an
array.
On 2/8/11 4:49 PM, "benn kilburn" wrote:
Wrenchers,
Which term do you to describe a single framed unit with e
Jason,In my experience with a roof like that there were purlins running
horizontal to the trusses, so spacing L-feet to miss the ribs was not an issue.
Unless you have visually confirmed the truss location it might be worth a more
detailed look to see if there are purlins you can attach to.
Th
Good Afternoon Wrenches,
In recommending for a client, the materials and plans for constructing a
battery box for a 48V, 2400Ah battery, it came to my attention that the only
battery box vent fan that i am aware of on the market (the Zeypher) is not UL
listed, let alone approved for use in Cana
I'm curious of others experiences with testing "new" batteries right from the
mfgr, before putting them into service. I'm not talking about load testing, i
mean just basics...voltage, specific gravity and electrolyte level.
I recently received some batteries (24 x 2V) and before putting them to
If those readings are low, then contact the
manufacturer with the data. I have had great luck with battery manufacturers
warranting their defective batteries in warranty.
Nick Soleil
Project Manager
Advanced Alternative Energy Solutions, LLC
PO Box 657
Petaluma, CA 94953
Cell: 707-321-2937
Office: 707
Wrenches,Follow up from the mfgr (Surrette) for new batteries, SG and
electrolyte levels should level out after a few cycles and do not add water
until after an initial charge. The "rise" of the low electrolyte levels can be
'surprising'.No comment on adding acid, or not.
Had a great Satur
Eric,
Locate a reputable roofer experienced with the roof type you are dealing with
and sub them to install stand-offs for you, once you determine the array
layout. This will save you alot of time and grief, and you will know that the
job was done right. Unless you really want to learn the fi
Wrenches,I have been asked about sizing PV systems for a couple different music
festivals that have been run solely off of generators in the past. The problem
i'm having is determining the energy consumption of music/stage (amps,
speakers, lights, etc...?) loads as well as concession. The org
Wholy smokes, lots of experiences and great stories out there with this! I'm
still going thru all the responses, coming up with how to best respond to the
inquires. Careful consideration is definitely key otherwise the show could
quickly turn into an "unplugged" festival.Finding out what size
Fella's,I'm using the Viper Model 5026 refractometer ... 5026 ... My brother
who is a heavy duty mechanic ordered it for me a few years ago from his Mac
Tool dealer after i was 'venting' about getting inaccurate readings from a
hydrometer. Cost was about $80. Came with a hard plastic case tha
Thanks for the feedback guys.
Yeah, i suppose that in a single string, cable length is not as important as it
would be for the paralleling cables.
Ray, good point that if there are multiple parallel strings, then the series
jumpers in one string should be equal length to the series jumpers in
So this was a first for me today...
I've had racking bolts gall before, but today while bolting a battery
interconnect cable on a battery post, the nut galled about 3/4 of the way down
the post. (Threaded 'bolt' posts, not single or double hole flag posts) I've
gotten pretty good about using a
William,Luckily, the battery was new and under warranty and the mfgr, Surrette,
was very helpful and immediately offered a replacement.Had this been
out-of-warranty, then yeah, cutting the bolt/lug off would've been my best
(only?) option. Still wondering about welding it in place?
A battery s
Mark,I thought that the SolarEdge reduced the 'string' voltage to 1V per
unit/module, reducing the high DC voltage risk factor, until the inverter
switch was turned on?
The fact that by hitting the "off" switch on the inverter will reduce the
potentially high DC voltage to 1V per unit/module co
William is right, there is another list that is suited for these questions.
Ask Michael about it.
benn
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Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2011 14:13:03 -0700
To: re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org
From: will...@millersolar.com
Max,
fine powdery material? It could very well be a pollen/dust issue, and as
you suggest it could accumulate twofold, on the roof as well as the PV array.
As for it only running off on the one side perhaps the wind is
predominately from the south and the two surfaces are catching mos
Wrenches,I have a client with a newer (March '11) set of lead acid batteries
(24 x 2V = 48V bank) that has a reoccurring 'problem' that i haven't seen or
heard of before, i'm wondering if any of you have???
There is a very sticky, gooey, grey metallic like gunk floating on top of the
electrolyt
Hey Wrenches,
I know it has been discussed on this list, but i'm not having any luck finding
any threads on how to deal with re-shingling an asphalt shingle roof with a PV
array already on it.
I have a potential client who is asking (somewhat concerned) about this
scenario and i'm loo
Wrenches,
So a follow/add-on up to the last post.
So do any of you add the cost of labour for removing and replacing a roof top
array, to be included in the "life cost" of a PV system, since it is reasonable
to assume that a well installed array will outlast any asphalt shingle roof,
and re
David,Sorry, a bit slow on the reply. A few years ago I installed about 15kW
of the GE Geko modules which are similar to these ones. I believe the Geko's
were 55W and 65W.
I worked closely with the roofer who was installing the cement roof tiles. He
would lay out the bottom row or two of cem
Hey Wrenches,
We are looking for a single Hanwha Q.Peak-G4.1/SC 305W
If anyone has a lead for me please respond off-list.
Mucho thanks!!!
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
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Sounds like you are working with a 120/208V system?
What do you get from line to ground?
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Feb 13, 2018, at 9:53 AM, Eric Stikes wrote:
>
> I am troubleshooting a SolarEdge system with 9kW 3-Ph inverters. The system
> is working OK but p
Ray,
I believe S5! offers an approved roof anchor that attaches to standing seams.
A bit pricy (few hundred, I think) especially considering they are one per
person but sometimes that's the cost of safety.
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Mar 31, 2018, at 11:19 AM, Ra
Dana,
Why does it have to be bare copper? Can you not use a green insulated #6?
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Apr 18, 2018, at 10:59 AM, Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
> wrote:
>
> Why is it #6? Usually the solar panels wire size determine Array Teks size
> for th
We've used the Solatrim on one larger system. Installed it fall of '17.
Time will tell if the adhesive can withstand our temperatures swings of 30degC
to -40degC
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On May 8, 2018, at 9:50 AM, Nik Ponzio, Building Energy
> wrote:
>
I'll x2 what Ray saysunless it specifies AC or DC then the voltage rating
applies to either.
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Jun 2, 2018, at 11:10 AM, Ray wrote:
>
> I pulled up the Ilsco site. They are rated to 600 volts. That voltage is AC
>
Glenn,
Would you Bond/ground every metal pan or only the ones beneath the array?
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Jun 17, 2018, at 11:46 AM, "glenn.b...@glbcc.com"
> wrote:
>
> We use the Ilsco SGB-4 ground lug on every pan under the array for
> residen
Hey everyone,
Do any of you have experience removing graffiti from solar modules?
Any tips for do’s and dont’s?
Thanks
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
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mention using a mild soap.
I’m going to see what Canadian Solar suggests but this group is always worth
checking with.
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Sep 9, 2018, at 9:32 AM, frenergy wrote:
>
> Help us with this Benn. Are we talking spray paint, airgun, acryli
Yeah, there is plenty more on the wall beside the array and on other
walls/signs of the business. This is just what they did to the solar
modules.
Ray, no i don't believe the owner has tried anything, yet.
<http://www.skyfireenergy.com>
Benn Kilburn
CSA Certified Solar Photovolt
If budget and engineering allows, get I-beams cut to 3’ lengths with a plate
welded on either end and bolt them down to the concrete roof?
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Sep 19, 2018, at 11:08 AM, Chris Mason
> wrote:
>
> I'm quoting a job on a concrete roo
metal
sawblades and when drilling into metal especially using a Uni bit.
Tell everyone on the crew to get them selves a small used tin and keep some of
this handy.
A tube of this should last years.
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Jun 12, 2019, at 10:36 PM, frenergy wrote:
>
Dave,
If you are not alreadyMake sure you keep communication with them open about
the issue during this time...so you don’t spring the issue on them if/when it
drags out being resolved.
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Jul 2, 2019, at 2:26 PM, Dave Tedeyan wrote:
>
l array/rack to shift and move, as i have seen on the 80kW system.
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CSA Certified Solar Photovoltaic Systems Electrician, SkyFire Energy Inc
Employee Owner
14515 - 121A Ave NW | Edmonton, AB | T5L 2T2
Direct: 780-784-1706 | Office: 780-474-89
This may, or may not provide some helpful info
https://www.electricianinformationresource.com/dc-circuit-breakers.html?fbclid=IwAR0iQzT58cgAbBEcbtg2N_ETDV5qkC31Qz7_py83pgaoLm_l0ZPGNAmN2KQ
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SkyFire Energy
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> On Jan 14, 2020, at 7:03 PM, Mac Lewis wrote:
>
energy.
I often come across this idea... typically after a cold snap and I see my
electric bill (we have a few electric water heaters for animals)... I’m just
not set up to put my water tank in a sunny spot right now.
https://www.motherearthnews.com/diy/tools/solar-stock-tank-zmaz10onzraw
Benn
Looks fine to me, Jason.
Did you ask him to cite a particular code rule?
Only other issue would be is if either of those pieces requires more space in
their install instructions/Mfgr specs.
Good luck
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Mar 11, 2020, at 10:18 AM, Jason Szumlan
James, where is the CT located?
If it’s in a panelboard/loadcenter, I understand that they are not “certified”
to allow CT’s inside so the work-around is to pass the conductors thru a
jbox before the panelboard and locate the CTs there.
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On
a reminder before any mods make it to the roof.
Benn Kilburn
SkyFire Energy
780-906-7807
> On Jul 8, 2020, at 12:18 PM, Kirk Herander wrote:
>
> We scan the barcodes with a smart phone app which automatically creates an
> excel file for upload(there are many apps to choose from)
Hello Wrenches,
I am in need of the assistance of a seasoned Onan teck or Wrench who can
provide me with the correct info for connecting a Magnum Energy AGS to an Onan
propane generator, Model# 12GSAA - 6707A. Magnums' current information is out
of date in regards to this Onan model. This is
Wrenches,Just an FYI.
I just had a chat with someone at the National Roofing Contractors Assoc. and
they made me aware of this report they just
released.http://www.nrca.net/rp/pubstore/details.aspx?c=12&id=526
Apparently this report concludes that PV arrays being installed on a homes'
roof sho
Wrenches,
I have heard conflicting information regarding the use of aluminum lay-in lugs
for bonding module frames and racking. Would anyone care to comment on the use
of aluminum, copper or tin plated lugs. Which ones are best? For what reason
should a particular type be avoided? (eg. dissim
Wrenches,
I have just set up an off grid system for a client and am now weighing out the
pros and cons of connecting the two FM80's to the Hub or leaving them charging
the battery independently.
The system consists of an FW1000 with two stacked VFX3648's. The two FM80's
are mounted under the
Thanks for your comments.
Since there don't seem to be any down-sides, and a few up-sides, it does seem
to make good sense to have the two controllers connected to the rest of the
system via the Hub.
I'll get that done when i install the FlexNet.
Cheers,benn
DayStar Renewable Energy Inc.
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Hi All,
Just wondering if anyone out there has had any BIPV installs using Sunteck's
SolarBlend modules? I have an upcoming project that i will be using these
Sunteck modules for and am looking for any issues (good/bad) that anyone else
may have experienced with them and would be willing to sh
Wrenches,
I have been hearing differences in opinions/interpretations when it comes to
filling out electrical permit applications for grid-tie PV systems and you come
to the line that asks for "Cost of Installation (Labor plus
Material)", which determines the cost of the permit.
I have been in
Thanks Rebecca,
I asked my local inspection office if when a contractor is installing a home's
back-up generator, if the cost of the generator is included in the cost of the
permit. The answer was no. The permit cost is based on the cost of labor and
materials to install the generator. I did
Wrenches,
Can anyone in the off-grid market, in colder climate regions (i'm at latitude
53) suggest or recommend a reliable diesel generator for off-gird home back-up.
It will likely be coupled with two Outback VFX3648's and a 1500 to 2500 amp/hr
battery. Any experiences with pairing Lister g
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Sent: Monday, April 12, 2010 12:36 PM
To: Wrenches
Subject: [RE-wrenches] Off-Grid Diesel Generators
Wrenches,
Can
anyone in the off-grid market, in colder climate
Daryl,The customer specified that he would like a diesel gen. I haven't tried
to sway him towards propane yet, but we are still refining his load
calculations and the site will likely not be ready for the install for a few
months at least.
I also like the fact that there is typically already p
Ryan,If it can be arranged, its not a bad idea to have a roof anchor installed
with a new roof. Then it can be left for future check-ups and any roof work.
If the homeowner is fussy about the aesthetics then tell them you can paint it
to match the roof when your done, it will hardly be notice
Rebecca, All Wrenches,
I think it would be great to hear some feedback from other roof-dwelling
Wrenches; past and present; on this issue. Aside from any obvious electrical
hazards from installing PV (which are much easier to control), the actual 'roof
work' is the biggest safety issue that ne
Greg, not sure about the direct grid inverters, but i do know that the Enphase
M190's are rated from -40˚C to +65˚C.Benn
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Hi Wrenches,
I'm looking for a source for the SolaDeck roof mount combiner boxes that are
approved for use in Canada. I am doing a roof-top wire entry on an asphalt
shingle roof. I have used a flashed masthead to a j-box in the attic before but
that will not work in this scenario.
Any suggesti
I have no experience with this product, however i sure could have used them for
the last project i did with this type of roof.
Question: What if the truss is not directly under the 'bump' in the roof? My
understanding is that the roof decking alone is not adequate enuf (pull-out
strength) to
wrenches,
i'm having the lamacoid labels made up for an enphase system that i am
installing and i am going with a 'rating' label on the load center which states;
Solar PV System RatingArray Rating: 660 WDCModule Rating (each): 220WDC
also a 'warning parallel system' which will also go on the load
Thanks for sharing that Dana,
Are you required by code or the AHJ, for micro-inverter systems, to have an
additional AC d/c aside from the branch circuit breaker? (on the roof or other
location)
For these micro-inverter systems the only labeling required here, by code
(CEC), is;84-030 (1) which
Great info Joel, thanks!
are cell and glass thickness somehow encoded into a modules' spec sheet? or do
you have to dig deeper and hope to get a reply from a mfg?
benn
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G'day Wrenches,
I'm looking for an additional charger(s) to increase the charging capacity
from the back-up 12 kW Onan generator into the 1200 Ah battery. Right now the
generator's full potential output is limited by the charging capacity of the
two VFX3648's which have a max charge output of
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To: Wrenches
Subject: [RE-wrenches] Additional
Battery Charger
G'day Wrenches,
I'm looking for an additional
charger(s) to increase the charging capacity from the back-up 12
after a few requests, i have not been getting any feedback from Direct Power
regarding pull out specs for their 'easy feet', which i need for my engineer to
be able to give me the go-ahead to use them.does anyone care to comment on the
fact that this mounting method only attaches to the roof de
phil,by load center, are you referring to the distribution panel?benn
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An off-gridded (system installed by others) called me yesterday with a concern.
His system is older and has had mods added over the years. It is up to 7x
Siemens SP75 and 1x She'll SQ80P.
I believe the inverter is the original. It is a Trace DR2412, and where the
concern stems from
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I would have to agree with Brian. That makes sense.
William, is it causing any grief or are you simply curious?
benn
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I would have to definitely lean towards using flashings as a default and
have been doing so now for several years. Last project i wanted to use
flashings on and couldn't was in 2010. I couldn't because it was a 10-13
deg slope with asphalt shingles that were really good quality and made for
low s
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