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<DIV><SPAN class=421131100-14022009>William, Midnite makes an E-Panel for the SW
series. I have used one for a "make a Rev. 1.0 SW4024 system with no disconnects
into a modern system" job last year. It worked fine, but I would definitely
order the stretched version next time with the 4/0 cable. Contact me off-list if
you would like a photo of the installation. You still need the SW
DCCB.</SPAN></DIV>
<DIV><SPAN class=421131100-14022009>Allan at PosE</SPAN></DIV>
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size=2>-----Original Message-----<BR></FONT></DIV>Friends:<BR>I can't belive it,
but we keep getting hired to rewire SW inverter systems. I guess this
speaks to the reliability of the unit. We find either there are no BOS
components or there is a typically overcrowded DC250.<BR>We used to
automatically specify an Outback PS4 system (<A
href="http://millersolar.com/Portfolio/Rework/rework.html"
eudora="autourl">http://millersolar.com/Portfolio/Rework/rework.html</A>). Now
that the green components are all gone, we are at a dilemma.<BR>Has anyone
modified a Flexware 1000 system to accommodate one or two SW inverters? It
seems you could nibble the proper opening and fit it to the SW inverters.
I even retained a couple of the removable plates..<BR>Outback, could you
consider restoring the SW openings in the boxes? I see us recycling SW
inverters for years to come.<BR>William Miller<SPAN
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