[RE-wrenches] Shade for Inverters on a flat roof

[Benn Kilburn]

Al,
Not sure what you mean by "zero lot building"?
Can you design/construct a ballasted "wall/structure" at the back of the
array that could accommodate the inverters and load center on its
'out-of-the-sun' side.  It could be a covered/vented cabinet.
  Are micro-inverters an option?  That would make it easier to
design/construct such a wall.

Benn


On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 4:14 PM, Allen Frishman <amfrish at aeonsolar.com>wrote:

> Hey Wrenchers,
> I am looking for suggestions for building a shade structure on a flat roof
> for inverters and load center.    There is no bulk heads on this flat roof
> and it is a zero lot building so there is no exterior wall available to
> hang the inverters.   No space inside the building either so the roof is
> the only option.    Any suggestions?   I will be using a ballast racking
> system so the array will not provide any shade.
>
> All ideas welcome and appreciated!
>
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