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No - I did not measure voltage at the house. Right now, only an assumption of voltage drop based on my perception of what "typical" loads might be on this 150-amp service. I wasn't expecting to see such small wires for such a long run from transformer to house when I showed up there without a voltmeter. He is a heavy user, using 6,000 kwh in some months We're looking at a 20KW system (he has some other expansion requirements, he has the roof space, and the need.) I roughly estimate that he'll use onsite 40-50 amps of the 82 amps at peak inverter power output. Interesting to hear of one transformer response and hope to learn more on that, too. Howard "Scot" Arey Owner, Solar CenTex 254-300-1228 [email protected] www.solarcentex.com <http://www.solarcentex.com/> https://www.facebook.com/SolarCentex Rated #1 Solar Installer in Texas by Solar Reviews <http://www.solarreviews.com/solar-companies/top-100-residential-solar-power -contractors-2016/texas/>
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