Wheres the cheapest place to get 3 kw worth of solar pannels

pinballlooking · 04-30-14, 09:23 PM

I did my own grid-tie system also.

I did my own one line diagram all my own design with the help of the NEC. When I did my upgrade I even got some help for a great solar forum. They don’t require professional electrical engineer here just a local electric inspection. My local inspector was great every day they have one hour or so to take questions. I described exact what I was doing and he gave me input this was very useful.

The power company comes out to look at everything here but just to make sure the stuff you said you were going to install is what you installed.
It is a lot of work getting the planning right but it is a huge savings.
I know it is done right.
Here are the results.

Flynns Arcade 12.560kW

https://enlighten.enphaseenergy.com/...4/graph/months

I agree with Where2
“It isn't for everyone, but it is possible.”

04-30-14, 09:23 PM	#14
pinballlooking Super Moderator Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: SC Posts: 2,923 Thanks: 172 Thanked 564 Times in 463 Posts	I did my own grid-tie system also. I did my own one line diagram all my own design with the help of the NEC. When I did my upgrade I even got some help for a great solar forum. They don’t require professional electrical engineer here just a local electric inspection. My local inspector was great every day they have one hour or so to take questions. I described exact what I was doing and he gave me input this was very useful. The power company comes out to look at everything here but just to make sure the stuff you said you were going to install is what you installed. It is a lot of work getting the planning right but it is a huge savings. I know it is done right. Here are the results. Flynns Arcade 12.560kW https://enlighten.enphaseenergy.com/...4/graph/months I agree with Where2 “It isn't for everyone, but it is possible.” Last edited by pinballlooking; 04-30-14 at 09:58 PM..