that's easy.. 7600 it is
Which panel and system would be best for us? How to decide btw competing quotes.
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No good reply other than they hope to have the more direct upgrade path soon with DC disconnect box swaps.OutBack FP1 w/ CS6P-250P http://bit.ly/1Sg5VNHComment
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Production quoted for my roof (east facing only):
21 - E20 - 327 w/SolarEdge = 10,140 kwh/yr or 845 kwh mo
21 - E20 - 327-C-AC = 9,665 kwh/yr or 805 kwh mo
generally speaking, why is efficiency better for SolarEdge Optimizers? (if correct). I don't know which specific model SolarEdge optimizer it is...
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Production quoted for my roof (east facing only):
21 - E20 - 327 w/SolarEdge = 10,140 kwh/yr or 845 kwh mo
21 - E20 - 327-C-AC = 9,665 kwh/yr or 805 kwh mo
generally speaking, why is efficiency better for SolarEdge Optimizers? (if correct). I don't know which specific model SolarEdge optimizer it is...OutBack FP1 w/ CS6P-250P http://bit.ly/1Sg5VNHComment
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Last edited by sensij; 05-22-2017, 05:23 PM.CS6P-260P/SE3000 - http://tiny.cc/ed5ozxComment
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I was commenting on your statement about being able to add a switch to run the home on solar without the grid and how inaccurate that is.
You keep calling them edge optimizers. The company name is SolarEdge and they are just optimizers or SolarEdge optimizers.
Enphase micro inverters run about $130 to $150 each. but you also have an expensive cable that is required so add another $20 eachComment
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and cable $25 per module
you will want an envoy at ~$500OutBack FP1 w/ CS6P-250P http://bit.ly/1Sg5VNHComment
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