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    Tail sizes from PV sub-board

    Just a quick thanks to everyone for the contributions on this last night. All very helpful.
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    Tail sizes from PV sub-board

    To prevent the chances nuisance tripping the main board.
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    Tail sizes from PV sub-board

    Ok thanks, that makes a bit of sense. The pv board houses an rcbo for the pv and will have a din mounted generation meter. It will have no spare ways.
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    Tail sizes from PV sub-board

    I organise the installs......
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    Tail sizes from PV sub-board

    Yes, this is the argument that is being used (well similar). I am sitting between an electrician saying it shouldn't be done and a contract engineer that is says there is no issue.
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    Tail sizes from PV sub-board

    As I said I am not an electrician so bear with me. I am assuming you mean that if using the 10mm tails for the PV connection they should be fused down at the point of connection rather than using an HB.
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    Tail sizes from PV sub-board

    These are domestic single phase installs with maximum 16amps generation. They are connected via a Henley Block to the main house tails and there is normally a 100amp supply head fuse.
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    Tail sizes from PV sub-board

    Evening all, just a quick question from a non electrician before you shout! Our systems are all installed using a sub DBB (rather than into the existing board). Normally we would fit using 25mm tails however a contract we are currently on say that 10mm tails can be used............any views?
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    Samil Warranty over 2 months wait for a replacement.

    There is a warranty claim process we have had a claim in for a customer for 6 months and no sign of it being resolved.
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    808mm x 1580mm panels

    Thanks for the response but we managed to get sorted with Whinmoor's suggestion.
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    808mm x 1580mm panels

    Thanks for this, very helpful.
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    808mm x 1580mm panels

    Evening all I am after a few of the smaller PV panels to replace some that have been viciously attacked by Rodents! The only ones I can find that are close are Panasonic 245w which are a bit pricey for this situation and I am not sure would work very well. The existing panels are 190w Antaris...
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    Any ideas?

    We had one of our guys on site checking a 10 or so year old system today (not ours). It is set up as two single phase SMA inverters, on two separate phases of a three phase supply. Both inverters have the following error "VAC BER Disturbance" which is a high grid voltage error. When testing...
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    The Trouble with GEO

    I just wanted to share our recent experience with Green Energy Options, manufacturers of GEO monitors. Our last two installations have involved fitting GEO III equipment and on both occasions, there has been a problem with their equipment out of the box. Whilst they have replaced the defective...
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    Solar PV Plus

    Just heard from a customer who was offered Solar PV+ and wanted a view. He was cold called and told he qualified for a "free check" of his system. He was visited by a salesman than told him the following; The government have relaxed the rules on solar PV system sizes and that by fitting the...

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