FUMES ? Fumes from what ? That Vinegar (acetic acid) smell from cured silicone sealer ?
that's not good. let it bake a couple days in the sun, and bring inside at night, to dry the thing out before you seal it.
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I have about six straws around the perimeter. I will just airate the area and hope to blow some fumes out. Might try to use a vacumn pump in my last straw.Leave a comment:
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Check some of the "big Box" home centers, they may have weather proof boxes tooYep. The one behind the panel where the leds come from the cells. I thought about finding a polyurethene box from Allied Electronics and placing a 2 position terminal block inside it. I'm not sure what plugs to use or wire size to run to the connector box (box where all panel tie to)..Leave a comment:
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Lots of surface area, don't let the pressure build, or you will crack the glass or blow your seals outLeave a comment:
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Yep. The one behind the panel where the leds come from the cells. I thought about finding a polyurethene box from Allied Electronics and placing a 2 position terminal block inside it. I'm not sure what plugs to use or wire size to run to the connector box (box where all panel tie to).
By the way, I tried the straw trick between my glass. I will let the silicone dry for a few days and even blow some canned cpu air into them to push fumes out before sealing.Leave a comment:
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Please define what you are calling a J-box
Is that the box over the contacts on the back of your PV panel ?
Is it the combiner box, where severa panels tie together ?
J-boxes are usually rated as 2", 3", 4" deep. Do these need weathertight covers ?Leave a comment:
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Junction box for solar panel
I've seen some cheap J boxes that handle up to 30 watt panels ($2.50) on Ebay. Mine is 60 watts, however. I sure wish the cheap one boxes would work. I would love to avoid paying over $19.00 for each J box. I will need 4.
Does anyone know an alternative for me? What is really required?
I need something less than 1-1/4" deep.
Thanks.
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