Just out of curiosity -- can you use something like a Sunsaver MPPT at home and still be NEC compliant? Would you have to mount it in some sort of enclosure for that to be the case?
The reason I'm curious is because I saw the application notes on the ProStar MPPT, and how it might require the "wire box" accessory to be able to be used in some places. (Originally the verbiage was in order for it to be NEC compliant, but they seem to have loosened the verbiage up.)
The reason I'm curious is because I saw the application notes on the ProStar MPPT, and how it might require the "wire box" accessory to be able to be used in some places. (Originally the verbiage was in order for it to be NEC compliant, but they seem to have loosened the verbiage up.)
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