Dana, sometimes I virtual track if I think that city hall is going to be a
problem. Virtual tracking also has better wind/snow loads on Mountains and
easier with the crazy requirements in hurricane zones.

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> According to our state plans examiner; all modules, module rails shall be
> bonded. The array Tech tracker is not on their approved list of
> self-grounding racks. It is a 3-4 product list. Initially I was told I was
> going to have to remove the trackers.  Since then they have mellowed a
> bit.
>
>
>
> We live in a narrow canyon & that extra 32% makes a significant difference
> in Nov-Feb. We did not have to run the generator once this winter & never
> went below 89% full.
>
> Tracking really does not pencil out with todays price of modules. In tight
> canyons, with narrow winter windows and a lack of array mounting space
> make trackers an excellent choice. I am not an advocate of roof mounted PV
> in snow country in general though that’s where most of it goes.
>
> There is something that is sexy about trackers too, they are like a magnet
> for interested clients.
>
>
>
> Thanks for the suggestions folks I ordered the insulated loop clamps.
>
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> You should not have to run a EGC/GEC along the with Array Technologies.
> When I have installed these in the past we always mechanically bond within
> the bicinity of the conduit or box we are running our wiring through. No
> need to non-mechanically attach anywhere.
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> Why is it #6? Usually the solar panels wire size determine Array Teks size
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> for this wiring. What do they say please?  --Dave
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>> How about an insulated loop clamp like this one:
>
>> https://www.fastenal.com/products/details/0216763
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>>
>
>> You can get them in stainless and they have the rubber grommet so it
>> won't
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>> touch the rack.
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>> On Wed, Apr 18, 2018 at 12:00 PM, Dana <[email protected]
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>>> Good Morning Wrenches,
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>>> I am required to keep the bare #6 copper from touching the aluminum
>
>>> frame
>
>>> work of a Array Technologies tracker where it is not mechanically
>
>>> connected
>
>>> by a pass-through ground clamp on a tracking array [dissimilar metals]
>
>>> and
>
>>> am looking for a lead on an insulated standoff or strap to hold the #6
>
>>> bare
>
>>> copper as it passes from panel to panel and rail to rail. The plans
>
>>> examiner would accept pass through clamps & this is a worst case-spendy
>
>>> solution to this.
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>>>
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>>>
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>>> I have searched the inquired at local electrical warehouse &on the
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>>> internet and to no avail under ???insulated strap??? & ???insulated
>
>>> cable
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>>> standoff???.
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>>>
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>>>
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>>> Has anyone else encountered his & what did you use? Where did you
>>> source
>
>>> this strap?
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>>>
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>>>
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>>> I remember seeing something like this in the fuzzy past & cannot recall
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>>> where I saw it or what it was for.
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>>>
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>>> Thanks for any suggestions.
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