Michael and I have noticed this kind of damage tends to be more common on shallow angled roofs. Less than 6/12 is for sure designed to fail.
todd
On Monday, August 26, 2019 2:46pm, "Michael Morningstar" said:
Todd Cory and I have seen this many times. Around here, I won’t let the bottom edge
Todd Cory and I have seen this many times. Around here, I won’t let the bottom
edge of an array be less than 7’ off the ground. The one time I relented to a
customers wishes and placed a 1200w pole top array with the bottom edge 5’
above grade, the bottom modules were destroyed in an 06’
I've got a customer that is pushing me to lower the bottom edge of a
multipole rack array to make it less visible from his house (which is .6
miles away!). Its 4 PVs in landscape, I currently have it designed with
the lower edge at 3.5 feet off the ground which is actually questionable
with
Hello Wrenches. I'm posting this on Bryan Norkunas' behalf, and working
on getting him signed up as a manufacturer's representative.
Hi Jay,
The testing which was done was a third party test I think through Interek
I believe, and not through UL.
The testing of the H4 (not the UTX) and the
Chris,
Can you restate this, I do not understand. I use alot of these and have
quite a bit of experience with Wattsun, formerly Array tech, formerly
Wattsun. I am also looking for a single axis that is on a 6 inch pole.
Wattsun only makes the 8 inch that needs a back-hoe for lifting. Too heavy
Not too long ago there were postings about residential trackers. I put
in a plug for Array Tech, but we are having a very hard time with
getting information on the controller and how to get it to work for our
case. I have moved the sensor every which way but pointing down...
Their
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