Sanyo panel short MC wires [RE-wrenches]

[William Miller]

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Sky:

What methods are you using at your "test facility" to make sure the mail 
man, UPS delivery, children or other humans are kept away from the drop zone?

Thanks in advance for the reply on your safety procedures.


William Miller

At 07:44 AM 2/4/2008, you wrote:


>Have a system on my roof that I let the wires hang so I can see if they 
>ever rub bare. Been up about 10 years now and I don't see any indications 
>of wear other than perhaps the color is a bit faded.
>These panels are also not secured by anything other than their own weight. 
>They are at a 10 degree tilt on a nearly flat roof and haven't budged yet. 
>They've seen gusts up to 80mph.
>May be someday the wind will throw them off the roof but my math says no. 
>Total system weight 4.5 pounds per square foot.
>
>I like to test all kinds of scenarios at my place,
>Sky Sims
>Ecological Systems
>http://www.ecologicalsystems.biz <http://www.ecologicalsystems.biz/>
>220 County Road 522
>Manalapan, NJ 07726
>732-462-3858  fax)732-462-3962  cell)732-618-7140


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