Sanyo panel short MC wires [RE-wrenches]

[Jay Peltz, Peltz Power]

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hi Troy,

What I have done with the Sanyo is to use SS small loom clamps with  
SS screws.  If you  check with Sanyo there is a tech sheet on where  
you can and cannot drill into the frame.

For flush mount, I drill and mount the wires with enough slack to  
mount the module and connect the MCs.

Hope this helps,

jay

Peltz power


On Feb 1, 2008, at 3:42 PM, troy wrote:

>
> I'm mounting Sanyo HIP panels horizontally on Horizontal roof rails  
> (unirac sunframe). I found that Sanyo panels do not have enough  
> wire length to be pulled to the side rails and tied down. There is  
> just enough wire to connect the panels plus a couple of inches. The  
> panels do not have a curl under frame, so there aren't any mounting  
> locations on panels to place a clip or strain relief.  I have not  
> found a reasonable solution other than to let the MCs dangle down  
> onto the roof - which makes me uncomfortable, not what I feel is  
> "best practice".
>
> Has anyone else dealt with this? Has anyone seen issues with MCs  
> rubbing on rooftops due to wind or ice issues that has caused  
> issues over time.
>
>
>
> Troy Harvey
> ---------------------
> Heliocentric
> 801-453-9434
> taharvey at heliocentric.org
>
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>


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