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Building Photovoltaic Systems
Taught by
Bill S.
Subject:
Electronics,Renewable Energy
- Saturday June 22, 10:00 - 14:00
- Sunday June 23, 10:00 - 14:00
This class is for the DIY installer. It is a discussion of the steps to install your own array, in particular a ground mount unit, using Enphase Microinverters. For the municipality where I live, the permitting process is easy - just an electrical inspection.
We will take data to determine the IV curve for a panel, and look at the solarpathfinder.com to explore the impact of tree shading.
See www.Watt-tracker.com for plans for a fixed mount.
For free 1 hour presentations, see <http://solpowerpeople.com/solarmooc-guest-lecturer-directory/> Subject matter from off-grid to grid connected systems, including the NEC code and system grounding... the list goes on and on.
Previous students welcome free.
We will take data to determine the IV curve for a panel, and look at the solarpathfinder.com to explore the impact of tree shading.
See www.Watt-tracker.com for plans for a fixed mount.
For free 1 hour presentations, see <http://solpowerpeople.com/solarmooc-guest-lecturer-directory/> Subject matter from off-grid to grid connected systems, including the NEC code and system grounding... the list goes on and on.
Previous students welcome free.
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