[RE-wrenches] AET Rayport array #1

[Nick Soleil]

Hi Jim,

We have worked with AET to add their Rayport B (ballasted) racking system
to our Enphase Racking Compatibility List.  AET has developed an Accessory
Kit for mounting Enphase microinverters to the Rayport B.  (accessory kit
80672A), which is detailed on our list.

We updated the Racking Compatibility list on our website this month, and it
can be found under 'Downloads' at;
http://enphase.com/wp-uploads/enphase.com/2011/03/EnphaseAppNote_RackingCompatibility.pdf

While the Enphase Racking Compatibility List is not a comprehensive list of
all racking systems that Enphase Microinverters are available with, it does
provide a list of solutions that have been validated by our mechanical and
field application engineers.  Racking companies that would like to be
included on this list can reach out to me directly by email.

-- 

Cordially,

*Nick Soleil*

*Field Applications Engineer
*

*Enphase Energy*

Mobile: (707) 321-2937
**


1420 North McDowell

Petaluma, CA 94954

www.enphase.com <http://www.enphaseenergy.com/>

P: (707) 763-4784 x7267

F: (707) 763-0784

E: nsoleil at enphaseenergy.com

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- William McDonough



On Thu, Aug 23, 2012 at 9:21 AM, Solarguy <ntrei at 1scom.net> wrote:

> Wrenches****
>
> We’re preparing a design for a 2nd story flat commercial office building
> roof using AET 15° stainless frames with ballast. The 1920s vintage
> building is on the National Register of Historical Places so fortunately
> the  array will be hidden behind a 3 ft parapet. No real problem there but
> a large amount of hvac equipment is squeezed into the center of the roof to
> keep it invisible from the street per those same historical mandates. This
> allows us a pretty large area on 3 sides of the perimeter for the array.
> The array is about 25 kW but it is confined to a large “C” shaped area just
> inside the parapet. ****
>
> So having never installed this AET product I’m looking for recommendations
> from Wrenches who have worked with this before.****
>
> AETs design, made from my scale dimensioned drawing tries to fill every
> open space but I plan to delete a few modules and have basically one
> continuous array  around 3 sides. There will be a couple of  access routes
> to the roofs edge to keep city safety officials happy. ****
>
> Also the limited space in the electrical room will almost for sure require
> us to use either micro inverters or several 5-7 kW string inverters on the
> roof, not my favorite strategy. Some potential shading by the south wall
> parapet may incline me to use both micros and string inverters. ****
>
> Advice please****
>
> Thanks as always….****
>
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> Jim Duncan****
>
> North Texas Renewable Energy Inc****
>
> www.ntrei.com ****
>
> NABCEP PV 031310-57****
>
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>
> ntrei at 1scom.net ****
>
> 817.917.0527****
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-- 

Cordially,

*Nick Soleil*

*Field Applications Engineer
*

*Enphase Energy*

Mobile: (707) 321-2937
**


1420 North McDowell

Petaluma, CA 94954

www.enphase.com <http://www.enphaseenergy.com/>

P: (707) 763-4784 x7267

F: (707) 763-0784

E: nsoleil at enphaseenergy.com

[image: nabcep logo] Certified Solar PV Installer #03262011-300

“Don’t get me wrong: I love nuclear energy! It’s just that I prefer fusion
to fission. And it just so happens that there’s an enormous fusion reactor
safely banked a few million miles from us. It delivers more than we could
ever use in just about 8 minutes. And it’s wireless! .”

- William McDonough



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