One of our local utilities just denied the use of the ConnectDER... some
nonsense about excess weight if the customer also has a surge suppressor
and generator input collar device already. They just blanket prohibited it
even for customers that have no existing collar devices installed.
My understanding is that this needs to be approved by each individual
utility like any collar device (i.e. surge suppression). The process is not
extremely simple, but the manufacturer is looking to establish more utility
relationships. I put them in contact with our two local utilities, but no
Relevant article in HP includes good commentary:
http://www.homepower.com/articles/solar-electricity/design-installation/methods-streamlined-supply-side-interconnection
On Tue, May 26, 2015 at 11:10 AM, Dave Click davecl...@fsec.ucf.edu wrote:
I have had two of these on my house (I upgraded
I have had two of these on my house (I upgraded my system, so had to get
a larger model) and I really like them. Great guys at the company and
great product. Major issue is that most utilities don't have a blanket
allowance for meter collars like this one, so you may end up spending a
fair
wow, engenius. thanks for posting this.
[ http://connectder.com/products ]( http://connectder.com/products )
todd
On Monday, May 25, 2015 4:48pm, John Blittersdorf
john.blittersd...@gmail.com said:
Bill,
One clean way to do it would be to use a ConnectDER, but the max input is
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