Looks pretty slick, although not made in Washington. Still I like the
concept.
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 9:38 AM, Randy Brooks ra...@brookssolar.com wrote:
Fellow Wrenches,
Has anyone worked with or seen first hand the Power Panel hybrid
PV/thermal module? www.powerpanel.com
Thanks,
I have a prospective customer requesting AC modules for a commercial job.
What is currently available?
Thanks in advance.
Nik
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Hi Wrenches -
Has anyone tried out the new Power One microinverters?
http://www.power-one.com/renewable-energy/products/solar/string-inverters/panel-products/aurora-micro/series-0
Seems like a similar concept to Enphase M215 as far as the trunk cabling
goes. However, their monitoring
Nik,
My only experience is with SunPower's ACPV product (microinverters by
SolarBridge). We've installed a handful of residential systems with mixed
results. The first generation SolarBridge connectors don't always connect
properly resulting in data loss and the locking clips break easily. The
Hi Nik,
As of SPI 2012, Solar Bridge advertized seven module manufacturers using
their product.
Remember Exeltech, manufacturer of exemplary sine wave inverters, is
also a player in this ACPV market, undoubtedly other players, too.
IMHO, ACPV is the route that the industry will
Nik,
Check out BenQ solar AC mods. They are made in PA. Haven't used them yet,
but thinking about it on my house. Don't know who makes their
micro-inverter.
Kirk Herander
VT Solar, LLC
dba Vermont Solar Engineering
NABCEPTM Certified Inaugural Certificant
NYSERDA-eligible Installer
VT
Kirk, the BenQ modules use SolarBridge inverters. One of the questions to
ask with ACPV is who backs the warranty on the inverter. According to
SolarBridge's website, the module manufacturer warranty's the combination.
This is fine as long as the mfg stays afloat but in this time with such
major
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