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Xringer · 12-10-09, 03:36 PM

Greentech Media: Do-It-Yourself Solar at Lowe’s

I was just reading about Lowes getting their feet wet..
I had seen the stuff at Homedepot and wasn't too impressed with their pricing.

I'm pretty sure that using the Enphase modules can make putting together a DIY
package a lot simpler for the DIYer to get up and running.

The thing that worries me is my local codes/inspector. This is a new type of system.
There is no need for a DC cut-off in this system. (Which the inspector needs to understand).
There is actually no need use any kind of outdoor cutoff with the EnPhase setup.

It's pretty simple.. And that network (RJ45) can also be connected directly
to a PC, for those who don't want to pay for the web service.

12-10-09, 03:36 PM	#3
Xringer Lex Parsimoniae Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Woburn, MA Posts: 4,918 Thanks: 114 Thanked 250 Times in 230 Posts	Greentech Media: Do-It-Yourself Solar at Lowe’s I was just reading about Lowes getting their feet wet.. I had seen the stuff at Homedepot and wasn't too impressed with their pricing. I'm pretty sure that using the Enphase modules can make putting together a DIY package a lot simpler for the DIYer to get up and running. The thing that worries me is my local codes/inspector. This is a new type of system. There is no need for a DC cut-off in this system. (Which the inspector needs to understand). There is actually no need use any kind of outdoor cutoff with the EnPhase setup. It's pretty simple.. And that network (RJ45) can also be connected directly to a PC, for those who don't want to pay for the web service.