CA wrenches,
I'm trying to (for the sake of my monetarily impaired customers) figure
out a less expensive way to meter/monitor small enphase systems. One of my
local utilities will allow me to just use a remanufactured utility-grade meter
(ala AEE) These meters are inexpensive, robust and accurate but only display
total production.
The Envoy retails for over $5 bills. Most of my customers are not
interested in checking their PV system on the internet, well not after a couple
weeks. I can't seem to find any requirement from PG&E other than in Section
5.1 of the guidebook: " All systems receiving an EPBB incentive must install a
production meter accurate to +- 5% of actual system output...." which is
pretty vague. plus the is no CSI incentive anymore.
Anybody have a suggestion that is different from the remanu utility
meter?....and possibly gives current wattage output, and is "approved" by PG&E
interconnection?
TIA
Bill
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