Installing 28 Solar panels 9.5kW array. Enphase micro inverters.

Grid-tie / offgrid systems installation.
Feel free to contact me if you need:
- complete professional installation of PV solar system (with/without storage)
- permit package for your DIY project + PV labels and placards
Bay Area, CA
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www.mysolareng.com

[@htsyami]

Clean install… nice work!

[@SolarEngineering]

Thanks! 👍

[@000OO0OOO0]

Грамотная работа и видео хорошо смонтировано. Спасибо.

[@MuellerMechanical]

very nice work, great video!

[@djsmithe]

Great video. Thank you.

[@xxdeedee]

Very nice mate

[@alzuu1]

Why not put the conduit through the attic?

[@BredihinKA]

Серьёзный подход к делу.

[@SolarEngineering]

ага, спасибо

[@alanday5255]

Great Job Suppy attractive accent and man... Double Bonus.

[@erikj9962]

Nice looking install! Are all your projects in the Bay area or do you ever make it down to Socal?

[@SolarEngineering]

thanks! Bay area only

[@cgutowski471]

How do the powerwalls supply power when grid down. Looks like the PW output went right into main panel, just don’t see where the transfer from grid to battery occurs.

[@chrismichalak1046]

At 7:13 you show the 2 different racks installed in opposite directions. I think the one on the left is the more secure option. What do you think?

[@moisesmarrero3426]

Nais yop buen trabajo

[@LoGiNaS16]

Why so much those boxes? with micro Enphase inverters you need to just connect main cable to the main fuse box and the Enphase Envoy, thats it.

[@dchow007]

Nice install. I came across your channel while searching for info on Echoflow Pro Ultra. Were there CTs installed for this system?

[@SolarEngineering]

thanks, consumption CTs not installed for this project. Here is the installation video for the same panel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5aZaKiwitOggZo

[@itsjaynguyen]

Do you need a combiner box or can you just put the wires directly into the panel?

[@SolarEngineering]

combiner box (envoy) provide monitoring. microinverters will work without combiner box.

[@chrismichalak1046]

at 1:58 you show the racking system with the bolts facing the peak of the roof. The "clean" edge of the rack is facing the ground. Is that the correct way to do it? I think it looks better the way you have it, but I believe it is reversed. Most images on google show the bolts facing the ground. That allows the rack to press against the L foot and probably have a tighter connection. Thoughts? Great Video by the way. Thanks,

[@SolarEngineering]

I'm installing now with bolts facing to the outer side, in this case, if I need to adjust the height of the rail, it's much easier to do (when a panel is installed). I did watch Iron Ridge videos and saw rails installed both ways.

[@dianamsw245]

What type of panels?

[@kingmoomoo4207]

No bend over the ridge with the conduit at 6:44? Looks clean but we bend over the ridge. Just asking.

[@SolarEngineering]

I'm not the best at bending emt, it was 2nd try

[@kingmoomoo4207]

@@SolarEngineering ya me either..thats someone else job😂

[@alphajagtuning]

no consumption meters?

[@SolarEngineering]

nope

[@NedNew]

Good video - nice detail and description but why inches and feet?? Metric please!

[@AyderCrimea]

Леха ты окуда переехал в ю эс эй?

[@SolarEngineering]

из Минска

[@GWAYGWAY1]

Stupid place to put panels, trees and chimney means shadows at all times ,or was that not thought about.?

[@waltertoki1]

I agree that shadows from the trees and chimney will drastically affect the electric power output. Depending on the arrangement of the micro inverters, partial shade could totally cut off power generation. I have a 23 panel 9.1kw system from Enphase and there is no shade. On sunny days in this April 2024, my system produces 55 kWh per day.

[@marklefler4007]

With microinverters, shading on one panel only cuts production on that single panel and does not hurt production from other panels like with string inverrters.

[@whooahhbrudder]

@@marklefler4007still missing out on production on each shaded panel