Hi Scot - We've installed lots (too many) of SolarBridge micros, but
they've all been through SunPower. SunPower is upholding their warranty. As
you mentioned, the monitoring box is a big problem for these systems - they
started out with really clunky hardware and or software and it never got
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Hi Al,
A working micro that is mounted directly to the back of the module (i.e. AC
module) will be warm and you can see that in an IR scan. But for the module
as a whole, if the micro is working, then the sun's energy turns into
electricity rather than heat. This actually makes the module cooler th
Hey Dave,
I am curious. You note that the non working module will be warmer than the
rest. I would think that if a micro is not working then that module will be
cooler than the rest.
Al Frishman
EvolvedSolar
(917) 699-6641
> On Jul 29, 2020, at 8:57 PM, Dave Tedeyan wrote:
>
> Scott,
> T
I love my Flir One for smartphone. It works great for all kinds of tasks. I
had not thought of using it for this task.
On Wed, Jul 29, 2020 at 8:57 PM Dave Tedeyan wrote:
> Scott,
> The best way to find a faulty MI (at least one that is not working at all)
> would be to scan the array with an
Scott,
The best way to find a faulty MI (at least one that is not working at all)
would be to scan the array with an IR camera. When done properly, the not
working module will pop right out because it is warmer than the rest. Flir
One makes a pretty cheap attachment for a smartphone. I haven't used
Good day,
We used to install SolarBridge microinverters when we first started. You
know the deal."we've improved what Enphase started".and they were great - up
until Sunpower bought it to meet market demand for an AC-module, then a
reemergent Enphase bought it from a cash-strapped Sunpower, and
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