I bought one from Harbor Freight a dozen years ago and it has worked like a
champ for a half dozen times a year I need it. I did have to bleed some air
from the line earlier this year, but it has been the only maintenance it has
needed.I also had to knock some 3" and 4" holes in a 600A
A cheap one from Harbor Freight has worked well for us for occasional use.
Bruce Erickson
Mendocino Solar Service
707-937-1701
PO Box 1252
Mendocino, CA 95460
"Serving the Solar System"
> On Dec 11, 2023, at 11:07 AM, Kirk Herander via RE-wrenches
> wrote:
>
> Best thing is to buy a
Best thing is to buy a hydraulic set from Amazon or another online source.
I'm talking China-made, not the highest quality but cheap is what you're
looking for, especially if it's only being used once a year. I have a
similar set I've had for 6-7 years now and it's been fine.
On Mon, Dec 11, 2023
I’m wondering if anyone has recommendations for an inexpensive hydraulic KO
tool.
I have a project where I need to punch some 4” holes in gutter.
I can’t get a jig saw or anything in there and a 4” hole saw bit is crazy
expensive.
There are many inexpensive hydraulic tools out there that
I don't have experience with Enphase's battery system nor have I seen this
issue with the touch lights. However, I wonder if there might be something
up with neutrals or grounds on the site? Disconnected neutrals, neutrals
bonded to ground in more than one location, lack of a good ground grounding
Hi Adam, We have a clause in all of our contracts that reads “prices not include any un-anticipatable events”While I can understand the need to placate clients, the days of solar martyrdom needs to end! Is that line replacing a $10 lamp with a $40 lamp? That is up to you. Keep up the good
Adam:
I have experienced the same scenario some years ago with an oval gateway.
We tried some filters but they did not help. We did not have an isolated
load center for the gateway. I think the client bought a new lamp without
touch control.
You need to connect the gateway and inverter to
Wrenches
We have a project where the homeowner has some of those bedside lamps where
you touch them to turn them on/off/dim (rather than having a switch). It
seems like when the Enphase Gateway is powered up it causes the lights to
freak out. Once we flip the breaker to the Gateway off the lamp
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