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Exactly
Having a non UL or an un permitted/inspected installation doesn't automatically void an insurance claim.
it only voids the claim if it's the cause of the damage.
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Having a non UL or an un permitted/inspected installation doesn't automatically void an insurance claim.
it only voids the claim if it's the cause of the damage.
I called my insurance company (USAA) over a year ago with this question. Unpermitted install with equipment that is not UL listed.
They said both my rates would not increase with having solar, and I would be covered. They considered solar equipment as personal property. FWIW
Also, remember “Listed” from the NEC does not mean just UL.
I scrubbed that particular project anyway, but had I gone through with it, I would definitely get it in writing from the insurance company.
They said both my rates would not increase with having solar, and I would be covered. They considered solar equipment as personal property. FWIW
Also, remember “Listed” from the NEC does not mean just UL.
I scrubbed that particular project anyway, but had I gone through with it, I would definitely get it in writing from the insurance company.
@Robin Gudgel Will it be able to communicate with other BMS, like JK?
Now that’s what I’m talking bout
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Gavin Stone
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Wow isn’t that a beauty. Very cool.
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That looks huge.
Is there a battery in there, too?
Brucey
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That's the wiring box. Plenty of room in there.
Nope. There's a picture of that opened up in the first post of this thread. The bottom is just breaker, terminal and wiring space. Midnite tends to allow more space rather than less for wiring.
Brucey
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I think part of the the size would be the three separate output circuits that can be switched on/off as needed (load shedding?).
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Wow
You really have to plan for enough room for that thing.
Or maybe it just looks bigger than it is.
You really have to plan for enough room for that thing.
Or maybe it just looks bigger than it is.
Adam De Lay
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The eg4 6k in the image is 27” from bracket to bracket.
Looks like 38-40” tall?
Looks like 38-40” tall?
Partimewages
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I'm guessing. 19" x 41" x 10" deep!
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Then yup, it's huge. lol
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And 98lbs.
That's not diy. That's diwf. lol
That's not diy. That's diwf. lol
Partimewages
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Heavy = Quality!
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Had to google that one lol.
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