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Robin, Well, I think I got myself into trouble here. I do remember a recent conversation with you about this - I think - and this is the message I remember from that conversation - I think. Perhaps this is all in my imagination. I am getting older, certainly, so senility can't be far off now. I haven't used Outback's SmartRE, but on their older PS1, the row of breakers was out front, and was thus within the required 6" of the plane of the front of the battery cabinet, and thus met the working clearance required by code when sealed batteries were stacked beneath. The E-Panel breakers are back far enough to be outside of that allowable 6". That's all I meant - it has nothing to do with the listing of the hardware, more how it's installed in relation to other equipment and code compliance. I seem to recall you telling me that nobody had ever been rejected for this reason. While I never have, neither have I installed a cabinet of sealed batteries under an E-Panel; most E-Panels I have installed have battery enclosures off to one side, or through a wall. Robin, is it code compliant to mount an E-Panel above a 15" deep battery enclosure, given the breaker location? No harm intended. Thanks, Allan Allan Sindelar On 10/22/2010 6:59 PM, boB Gudgel wrote: On 10/22/2010 10:25 AM, Allan Sindelar wrote:Ray, |
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