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Marv,<br><br>
It is common practice to run bare copper ground wire over rails and under
modules, which will touch the aluminum at various points. How much
of a problem is this going to create in the long run?<br><br>
Drake <br><br>
At 07:45 PM 7/12/2011, you wrote:<br>
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Gary,<br><br>
UL uses a more comprehensive chart for evaluation during the listing
process. But this simplified chart boils it down. Stainless
Steel (there are many grades) is generally very compatible with
aluminum.<br><br>
Copper and Aluminum. . . look out.<br>
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See ya!<br><br>
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Marv<br><br>
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