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Thank you so much

Wow what a guy!

Please, no music. I'll subscribe when the music goes away.

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I've watched this a bunch of times for my project. Thank you. This is full of great tips and directions!

Awesome!

Great video. Thank you!

gracias! thats an amazing video

Is this type of box only used when DC enters the box? What would this look like if using microinverters?

Is there a reason why you can. Or can not used pvc pipe..in pvc you can run a ground wire if you need to ground..

My DIY is 35,840W.

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There is a weep hole at the inside bottom of the soladeck. I wouldnt seal the bottom section to utilize this function. Great video, best soladeck installs out there

You spent all this time and energy sealing up your wire input connectors to keep every ounce of water out of the box, then drill two weep holes in it which lets water back in. Theoretically of course, because water doesn't flow uphill. So why all the energy to seal the sockets with caulk?

Lots of od steps, there are way better and faster ways

What about a metal roof?

Wow....Nice house, nice solar system, and nicely made video! What kind of battery system was installed?

Long ass video.

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Ya lose voice audio at 8:10 the entire scene of you prying the shingles and prepping the roof opening has bad voice audio.

how many batteries and what Ahr for them

I'm pretty sure you void the sola deck warranty for drilling your own hole in the back of the soladeck

great video but!!! no eye protection,no gloves with flying metel and sharp edges. and a desription saying employee training video. dont let osha see this video.

What kind of terminals are you guys using in soladeck? Also, do you prefer to combine rather than separate strings? Great video!

when stripping wire do it like sharpening a pencil

couple of issues I have firstly you need to use no-ox on all your connections, secondly your ground wire should always flow downwards meaning the ground wire should come in from the top of box then to ground lug, and your hole into the roof should be below that. this way ground will always (drain) down. Also never make a tighter circle than a full six inch curve. these are lightening 101 topics. you always always always need no-ox on all connectors because of the different metals the wire, screws and connectors are made of. Aside from that great video

Should be fine without the bond bushing since the connector is not in a Concentric KO

Why the bonding bushing? The Soladeck has a ground lug and a lock nut would bond the EMT to the case if you remove the paint.

can I know which software is this ??

Nice install. Missed the crimp for continuous bond between the 6 AWG bare copper and the stranded copper EGCs. Ground lugs won't count as irreversible, just like split lugs. Otherwise, super clean install.

You can learn more about it on INPLIX website.

I made it. I used inplix scripts for that. It was pretty easy to make it

Great video. What size hole saw did you use for that 1 inch EMT?

Beautiful installation!

Great informational video on the soladeck installation. Thank you!

Do you have fuse protection in your battery box? for the inverters?

Awesome!

hey great setup , i do have a stupid question though , the ac out cable from the sunny boy does it go into the sunny island? or to the main house panel , how does that work out to connect the grid tie to both the sunny island and the main loads in the house? Thanks

@howzerman1: thank you for the comment, systems of this type range from $6 to $9 per watt.

Yes, you are correct, my representation is at 12V, and while it is a 48V system, I should have given a kWh or 48V Ah capacity. Thank you for the comment.

Looks like an excellent installation! I've used the Sunny Island before and it truely is top of the line! I would like to say your description of the battery capacity was a little misleading. The SI operates at 48volts so you must have either 2 strings or 3 strings of the 225AH batteries. That would mean the system is 450Ah or at best 675Ah. An easier way to describe it would be 450Ah at 48V or 21.6kwh of battery capacity. ( 450 * 48=21600) Still a very good capacity for a for a home.

Scifycartoon is right, there are some that for some reason can't count backwards, even though it displays you feeding into grid.

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Some of the digital meter dont count down!

Hold on to it, new digital meter dont count backwerd !!!

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