One of my installers in western CO uses a lifting dolly -- he does a lot of double stacked setups with 6 to 12 batteries in a system, with lower row of batteries 2 or 3 inches off the ground and an upper row of batteries about 3 feet off the ground.
EG4 sells a lifting dolly especially made for their wallmount batteries for about $1100, and Vevor has a few models of lifting dollies for around $400. They are commonly used for woodstoves and safes and boilers and such as well, not just batteries. Zeke > For those of you that have wall mounted the PF 16 battery, can you share > techniques and or equipment methods? > I can get my engine hoist into the building and I was hoping to sling the > battery to get it up there. Plan is to mount one above another with 10-12? > of clearance. > Does MidnitePower make anything for this ? > > Jeremy Rodriguez > All Solar Inc. > Penrose CO > 719-276-4954 > Established 1998 -- Zeke Yewdall PV Engineer NABCEP #031508-89 [email protected] 303-523-3592
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