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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 8/28/2016 9:14 AM, Jeremy Rodriguez
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<div>Do you if the wiring from the E panel will reach with the
AC conduit box in place on the FX?<br>
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<p>Can't remember 100% but the conduit box has one big knockout and
we have flex conduit around.<br>
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Some rewiring may be required but it is only 3 wires so no biggie.<br>
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If this is a custom E-Panel, and some of them are, then we can
certainly make it with longer wires.<br>
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On Aug 27, 2016, at 10:02 PM, "<a moz-do-not-send="true"
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<p>MidNite Solar stopped making the skinny OB E-Panels but
we still make many models of the wide OB E-Panels.</p>
<p>It still works fine with the OutBack surge arrestor in
their AC conduit box.</p>
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It has been years since I used Outback's Arrestors (I
switched to Midnite's so I'm not sure if Outback's
design has changed since then), but yes that is how it
worked on an E-panel. However, I think Midnite has
stopped making the Epanel for the FX (FXR), although
maybe you can find one in stock at a supplier. Might
be worth a call to Midnite...<br>
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Wrenches,<br>
Has anyone installed one of the outback Lightning
protection devices designed to fit inside the AC
conduit box of an FX inverter, with the FX mounted
to an E panel?<br>
Just looking at some pictures it appears that it may
work by re locating the flex conduits coming from
the E panel, to the sides of the OB ACA vs. where
they originally land.<br>
Any thoughts or experiences would be appreciated!<br>
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Jeremy Rodriguez<br>
Solar Installation And Design Expert<br>
All Solar, Inc.<br>
1463 M St<br>
Penrose Colorado 81240<br>
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