Lloyd:
Thank you so much for forwarding these links. This should have been on my
radar. You saved me some time searching this out. For those who may not
be totally up-to-speed on these regulations, they make some interesting
reading.
Some will undoubtedly call them burdensome, but it in
I am going to miss AEE! first Brad retires and now shutdown. 36 years buying
from AEE.
Lots of friendships over the years; Brad Bassett, Glenn Hall, Leslie Cannon,
Eric Carpenter & folks I cannot recall names of at the moment from further
back. Man, the times they are a changing.
I guess the
For me, it was changing policy to not taking my clients credit card with
pre-approval and not taking their check after it cleared their bank.
Too many choices out there.
Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
"we go where powerlines don't"
[1]https://offgridsolar1.com/ [2] [1]
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Hi, Mechanics~ Blue Planet gave us a whole three days notice before
shutting down their customer facing web monitor.
The handy BPE_eGauge Guide .pdf file to help with our transition failed
to include the username & password that end users need in order to get
their data direct from eGauge.
If
Probably too many of us stopped using them when they partnered with Sun Run. Sent from my iPhoneOn Mar 28, 2024, at 4:27 PM, Jeremy Coxon via RE-wrenches wrote:I’m not going to editorialize about this, other than to say - what a damn shame to get this note in my inbox today. 19 years I’ve been
So to be clear, the inspector is wrong: it is NOT an NEC requirement.
It is only a California requirement. NEC 2023 only requires a 100 A
main load center and disconnect per 225.39(C). Further, 710.15(A) allows
the inverter and feeder to the Load center to be even less in off grid
I’m not going to editorialize about this, other than to say - what a damn shame to get this note in my inbox today. 19 years I’ve been buying from them and I’m sure some you on this list for much longer. Talk about losing sight of the mission.Dear Valued Customer,We hope this message finds you
William,
Here is the CA Energy Code with the upsized busbar requirements under solar /
ess readiness:
https://title24energyreports.com/articles/basic-facts-changes-2022-energy-code.php
Best regard
Title 24: 2022 Energy Code - Basic Facts |
Hi William,
200 Amp service per CA Energy Code -
https://www.energy.ca.gov/sites/default/files/2022-08/2022_Residential_Mandatory_Measures_Summary_ADA.pdf
It may have been modified since.
Best regards,
Lloyd
Lloyd Hoffstatter, M.S. Applied Solar Energy
Inaugural NABCEP Cetrified PV
Friends:
A local building official recently wrote this:
This is to comply with the new codes (California Energy Code and the Nation
Electric Code) that require this minimum buss rating regardless of the
service size or main size.
The new code allegedly requires a minimum bus rating of
As to the envy not being good for LA batteries. Yes rhe 60v max is just too low. Does it have 3 stage charging?I’m curious to see what the new midnite solar inverter has to offer. It shows up to 64v battery. JayOn Mar 28, 2024, at 6:44 AM, John Blittersdorf via RE-wrenches wrote:Howie, I
Howie,
I might be interested in taking the Envy off your hands. I haven't
made the move from Outback equipment but have joined the LFP world. I also
like to test
new products on my own off grid system and have 3 e-Flex batteries.
Contact me off list if interested.
John Blittersdorf
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