Hey wrenches,
Is anyone familiar with a solid Lithium solution that could be reconfigured
in the field from 24V to 48V in the future? Probably in the neighborhood
of 20 kWh.
Thanks
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Mac Lewis was nice enough to run some Helioscope simulations for me (thank
you, Mac). The numbers were almost identical to PVWATTS in that per kW, you
get about 1% less energy yield with a 420W/IQ7A than a 385W/IQ7+ when
operating at 208Vac. Given that the IQ7A is more costly, and presumably the
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Brian
> On Mar 4, 2021, at 1:11 PM, Drake
> wrote:
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> Hello Wrenches,
>
> I believe it is a code requirement to install conduits in their entirety
> before pulling wire through, and that this applies to all types of rigid
> conduit.
>
> Is this correct? Does anyone know where
Hello Wrenches,
I believe it is a code requirement to install conduits in their
entirety before pulling wire through, and that this applies to all
types of rigid conduit.
Is this correct? Does anyone know where in the NEC this is stated?
Thank you,
Drake
Drake Chamberlin
Athens Electric
Does anyone have two of these on the shelf that will work with both Sunny
Boys (SB9000TL-US-12) and Sunny Islands (SI6048-US-10)? If you're willing
to part with them I need a couple quickly.
Contact me off list please.
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Jason,
You should dig into the PVWatts help documentation. They get into pretty
good detail on how their calculations work. You might find the answer
you're looking for there.
Thanks,
Will
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Hi Jason,
I think Helioscope is more suited for this analysis.
If you send me the location, tilt, orientation, array type (roof or ground)
and modules that you'd like to compare, I can quickly model this for you.
Quite easy to do.
They also have a month free trial I believe if you would like to
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