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doc3g replied to the thread conduit planning.My best understanding is that NEC 690.12 relates to ensuring high-voltage conductors are not present when the grid is off. Hence, as... -
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I question the integrity of everyone and everything around me. Especially here on the forum. To bash others or a company or legislation... -
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What business sold you the panels? That's awesome. Would love to learn more about them and how they operate. What's their inventory like?
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doc3g replied to the thread Wiring help.If you can add a picture of the microinverter, I might be able to dig up some more info. The best I can figure is that Sunpower sourced...
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doc3g reacted to mciholas's post in the thread About to give up on purchasing EG4 products. with Like.
I believe this to be wrong, the seller should follow the LAW in Iowa, which is here: https://www.legis.iowa.gov/docs/code/423.3.pdf...
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doc3g replied to the thread About to give up on purchasing EG4 products..I just have to say, I've been lol'ing at some of the replies to this thread. From the poster accusing you of blaming EG4 to the person...
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I never said I blamed EG4. I said it could be an issue with EG4 regarding allocation, but I don't know and the reason I contacted them...
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doc3g replied to the thread Wiring help.Do you need to wire from the panel to the microinverter or from the microinverter to your load center? If from the microinverter to load...
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doc3g replied to the thread Anybody tried the new Eco-Worthy HPBC N-Type Panels.After the terrible customer service experience I've had with Eco-worthy, I wouldn't recommend their products to anyone. The bifacials...
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doc3g replied to the thread wattcycle bait and switch.Really depends on your use. If your end goal is to be able to pull a full 110A, then it would be worth either testing or really fighting...
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doc3g replied to the thread anyone use oil pipe/drill stem for ground mount ?.I looked at the IronRidge caps and considered getting some of the 2/38th oilfield pipe (plentiful on marketplace for $1.40 per ft in 32'...
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doc3g replied to the thread Microinverter line diagram help.As an update, my AHJ approved the Fiverr PE-stamped plans. The permit fee was only $50 and, surprisingly, includes the inspection fee. I...
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doc3g replied to the thread conduit planning.The Hoymiles microinverters (as with most microinverters) are already rapid shutdown compliant at the module level.
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doc3g replied to the thread conduit planning.I'm fine w/ running the conduit, I just was curious if the solar plan in the original post somehow indicated if it was internal or...
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doc3g replied to the thread General Ideas and Electrical Planning.Yeah, I've tried to wrap my brain around it because the cost of getting an interconnect agreement is a real pain (my AHJ required both...
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doc3g replied to the thread conduit planning.So, I'm unable to make any changes to the plan set now that it has been stamped (at least not without paying for a new stamp) and the...
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doc3g replied to the thread General Ideas and Electrical Planning.The thing that I have run into with a similar train of thought is that true grid assist (paralleling the grid) will likely require an...
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Originally, I planned to penetrate the roof with an EZ solar JB-1.2 or similar junction box and run Romex across the attic and down the...
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doc3g replied to the thread Anyone know about powmr inverters?.PowMr is just a rebranding company. All of their inverters are made by someone else (SNRE, Deye, etc). Victron is tier 1, but, it is...
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I want to say engineer stamp was $300-350. Initial design might have been $100-150ish, but they give you all the pages needed for...
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