So here is the deal..
I hired a contractor to build to code a couple years back...
The city is over-regulating solar array's to match the "shape and slope" of the roof - hence they require triangular solar modules or faux pieces to comply for appearance curb-appeal.
Well, I have a hip roof and you cannot get these since Sharp stopped making them in 2009...so my lag bolts and rails are extended....(the city wants faux corner PV triangles to comply with outdated code).
https://www.quora.com/Where-can-I-ge...-solar-modules
https://www.quora.com/How-much-harde...to-rectangular
Now my system is a 28 Canadian Solar PV system with M215 micro-inverters and a envoy gateway..
The installer who left the project sent in a change of ownership form to take over admin priveleges and then remotely shut off the micro-inverters...
My question is to remove the envoy and the micro-inverters should power and work the next day since they will lose communications... and self-regulate...
*Maintaining a production disabled status requires sustained communications between the Envoy and the microinverters. If a microinverter loses communication with the Envoy it will begin to produce power the next day. (is this true)????
Also the system produces solarcoin and is interconnected for net metering...
Now - it should only work for bi-directional energy production until I can get my enlighten account recovered...???
This solar thing has been a nightmare for me....
I hired a contractor to build to code a couple years back...
The city is over-regulating solar array's to match the "shape and slope" of the roof - hence they require triangular solar modules or faux pieces to comply for appearance curb-appeal.
Well, I have a hip roof and you cannot get these since Sharp stopped making them in 2009...so my lag bolts and rails are extended....(the city wants faux corner PV triangles to comply with outdated code).
https://www.quora.com/Where-can-I-ge...-solar-modules
https://www.quora.com/How-much-harde...to-rectangular
Now my system is a 28 Canadian Solar PV system with M215 micro-inverters and a envoy gateway..
The installer who left the project sent in a change of ownership form to take over admin priveleges and then remotely shut off the micro-inverters...
My question is to remove the envoy and the micro-inverters should power and work the next day since they will lose communications... and self-regulate...
*Maintaining a production disabled status requires sustained communications between the Envoy and the microinverters. If a microinverter loses communication with the Envoy it will begin to produce power the next day. (is this true)????
Also the system produces solarcoin and is interconnected for net metering...
Now - it should only work for bi-directional energy production until I can get my enlighten account recovered...???
This solar thing has been a nightmare for me....
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