part 2, new solar installation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- finally, some nicer weather . We got the panels up quick as but somehow, that day definitely didn't seem as productive as the one before.
I always found when I was an apprentice that there was a real lack of videos and online resources to help me. I think that most electricians are visual learners, I know I definitely am. So it's hard when we are expected to do 75% of our training in books. Because if this I've set out to start making a library of training and explanations to help my fellow electrical workers in areas they might be having trouble.
Remember, this setup was performed in a controlled environment
by a qualified electrician for learning purposes only. Electricity is dangerous and can kill you. If you are not qualified, please do not try this at home, just enjoy the learning experience.
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Chur my bro thanks for sharing, keep them coming!
@PaKa-kj3rj all good my bro I will
Another nice job.
Here in Canterbury, we're limited to 5kW of PV per phase.
How does it work where your are? Is the Enphase system configured to limit export?
@StuffPeterLikes 5kw export limits are the same here, usually we design below the 5kw size
Hey Mate , do you think you could expand and dumb down the explanations a little bit , I'm an apprentice and I try to subby and watch as many Electrical videos as I can , purely for my own interest, some of the content I understand but the fast paced editing and explanations seem aimed at an audience who understand everything your doing . If that's the case , please ignore the feedback , I enjoy your videos , just trying to follow along a little bit more in the technical aspects of the installs . :)
@jamie_d___ yea bro for sure, anything in particular?
@@_nztradie Would love some more detail regarding your Solar installs , I'm in Australia but my Parents live in Te Awamutu , I was really interested in the heat pump , they're not really a thing here , my parents have got one and I was keen to learn more , the specifics of how they fit into the solar install as a total working system , thanks for the great content