[RE-wrenches] Tray cable with PV-Wire on roof

[Chris Mason]

We use HDG cablofil with tray cover.

Chris Mason
Comet Systems
Anguilla (264) 235-5670
St. Kitts  (869) 662-5670
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NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer(tm)
Renewable Energy Systems professional
Generac Generators Factory technician
On Jan 28, 2014 4:21 PM, "Davis Terrell" <Davis at mckernongroup.com> wrote:

>    Wrenches,
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> Anyone have any experiences with running #10 PV-Wire in a cable tray on a
> sloped (albeit slight) roof?  I have to collect a number of home runs along
> a 180' stretch of roof and would prefer not to transition on the roof or
> penetrate the roof.  I searched the archives and found a few mentions, but
> not much info.  Any problems with inspections?  Also, what are thoughts
> about fabricating an Aluminum "shroud" of sorts to keep UV off the wires?
> Thanks in advance,
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> Davis Terrell
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