Markus_EG4
I am from Germany. Don't mean to come off rude
This is My set up and im in the country so no code or inspectors. The actual batteries are 8" or so apart. The UL test was done a lot closer and still passed .Can anyone tell me why the video shows a configuration which is not compliant with the spacing requirements of both devices at the 7:19 mark? The left 18Kpv has like 2-3" to the left, and I'm pretty sure the manual says almost 8". Even if that's just for two inverters next to each other I would still expect half that distance between the inverter and any other blockage to allow it sufficient airflow?
But even more obvious is the batteries have about 6" or less between them and the manual is very clear that the minimum distance is 12" between batteries and to the wall. And the battery on the right looks to have 4 of fewer inches between it and the corner/wall.View attachment 182124
I'm not trying to throw shade, I just want to understand if this is actually a valid install that would be warrantied and code compliant. Being able to use 8" spacing on the batteries would allow 3 in my space vs two, if I decide to do that. Thanks in advance.
Why would this affect warranty? This is more code related not warranty.
Your Warranty has nothing to do with the code.