Installation Workmanship Photos

[SunEagle]

Here's one in my neighborhood that caught my attention... an interesting interpretation of disconnect requirements.

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I'm not sure if that safety switch could still be rated NEMA 3R with that mounting angle.

[sensij]

Here's one in my neighborhood that caught my attention... an interesting interpretation of disconnect requirements.

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[Alisobob]

Gotcha'.....

[Mb190e]

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These are my Solarworld, 270 watt Monos. They look completely different.

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It's because you have the black diamonds and the black frames. Those are the panels I wanted originally, they cost a little more and they're slightly less efficient because they run a little hotter, because of the black. That is what I was told anyhow.

[Alisobob]

Nope solarworld 270 Watt mono

Thanks

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These are my Solarworld, 270 watt Monos. They look completely different.

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[Mb190e]

Are those LG panels? Just put down the deposit on the LG290N1C-B3 and was looking for installed system pics. Installation looks great!

Nope solarworld 270 Watt mono

Thanks

[sensij]

Are those LG panels? Just put down the deposit on the LG290N1C-B3 and was looking for installed system pics. Installation looks great!

Based on that user's comments in a different thread, they are probably Solarworld 270's.

[dband]

Here's mine I couldn't be happier with the install.

Are those LG panels? Just put down the deposit on the LG290N1C-B3 and was looking for installed system pics. Installation looks great!

[sdold]

A few more. A few things were important to me aren't obvious, like attaching the sub-panel to a stud, making sure no wires touch the roof, etc. I didn't want to do a roof penetration for the conduit, but in the end I think one would have been fine, and would have looked a lot better. I didn't want any long runs of conduit on the roof, I really hate those. If I had a little more pride I would have run everything in the attic.

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[Mb190e]

Here's mine I couldn't be happier with the install.

[Alisobob]

Looks a lot like what we had for telephone and cable overhead drops.

Yup,,, Tel and Cable....

[inetdog]

What are the metal covers to the right of the meter/main panel?

Looks a lot like what we had for telephone and cable overhead drops. Our boxes behind the covers contained the bottom of the roof riser conduit and the inside wiring home runs.

[CA_Tom]

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What are the metal covers to the right of the meter/main panel?

[Alisobob]

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[sdold]

And a couple of ones that I'm not too proud of, but you wanted to see both ends of the spectrum, right?
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But this is my favorite:
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