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Chooch · 10-27-11, 01:54 PM

Hey Rich, I think you might be talking about the EXELTECH micro inverter, that type is attached by silicone to the back of the panel. If you use these on a panel you will need to get the panels re-certified by UL or some other accredited testing lab (TUV,ETL) which costs a minimum of $ 50,000 and a minumum of 6 weeks testing. Spinray Energy mounts the inverter on the panel frame just like the ENPHASE, so if it ever stops working (HOPEFULLY NOT FOR 30 YEARS..LOL) you can very easily replace it by unplugging the MC-4 connectors and unscrew 2 mounting screws and done.

10-27-11, 01:54 PM	#72
Chooch Lurking Renovator Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hey Rich, I think you might be talking about the EXELTECH micro inverter, that type is attached by silicone to the back of the panel. If you use these on a panel you will need to get the panels re-certified by UL or some other accredited testing lab (TUV,ETL) which costs a minimum of $ 50,000 and a minumum of 6 weeks testing. Spinray Energy mounts the inverter on the panel frame just like the ENPHASE, so if it ever stops working (HOPEFULLY NOT FOR 30 YEARS..LOL) you can very easily replace it by unplugging the MC-4 connectors and unscrew 2 mounting screws and done.