Never had any problem with soap and water in the 3 fires that went over
us. Obviously you want to not do anything in the sun. It is just tempered
glass so as long as the cleaner is compatible, I would not be worried about
something stronger if soap did not work. Still alot of fire season left.
Tw
Dan,
I remember reading some REC material regarding cleaning
panels and they we very hesitant about anything brush or sponge-like to
clean their PVs, though I too, for my own arrays have used a car-washing
brush (very fine and soft) to carefully remove scum. It seems it may be
th
Bill; Similar situation in my area (CO) from the big fire that went through
here last fall. Some had enough water onsite for the sprinkler trick, but
the biggest issue was thick coats of pink fire retardant from the slurry
bombers.
The only thing I could find that worked on both the ash/mineral scu
Dearest wrenches,
Trying to get back in the saddle here in the Plumas Natl.
Forest...We are just coming out of 7-8 weeks of threat of fire from the
Dixie fire in NE CAhas been life changing, three of our communities
were lost or severely impacted.
But many of my c
Hi William - I think this article by Bill Brooks directly answers both of
your questions:
https://www.southportland.org/files/8814/8156/0204/NEC_2017_Updates_for_PV_Systems___SolarPro_Magazine.pdf
-August
On Thu, Sep 16, 2021 at 9:19 AM William Miller
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Friends:
Thanks to all of you for your valuable input on the repowering project I am
researching. I am learning a lot in the process and generating more
questions as I proceed. Here is are questions that came up, and if any of
you have insight, I would love to hear it:
1. Array OCPD/disco
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