Common Mistakes to Avoid in Solar Installation: Preparing for Code Inspection with the EG4 18KPV
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Published 2024-03-21
Partnering with David, an Electrical Technician from EG4, they complete a comprehensive pre-inspection of a solar setup. They explore the critical steps and considerations for preparing a solar system for official inspection.
Discover the essential aspects of solar installation, from code compliance inspection and safety to maximizing efficiency. David's expert eye identifies the key areas needing attention and offers practical advice on enhancing the system’s overall performance.
Whether you’re just starting your solar journey or looking to refine your existing setup, this episode is filled with insights you won't want to miss.
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All Comments (16)
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Thx David, that was very easy to follow, you are a natural teacher!
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I’ll keep mine off grid thank you!
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Nice detail. Like these insides for a code compliant install. I’m researching for my DIY solar. Thanks
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Great video for code compliance
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I am so glad you are covering these safety and code issues. I know you are not teaching to be a licensed electrician but this will help customers be safe and hopefully pass inspection in only one or two visits
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Waterproof fttg needed as de said to prevent rain incursion.
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This was extremely helpful!!
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What is the reason for the manual transfer switch when the inverter has grid input and ATS?
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I got a question if you don't use solar and store them in the winter when the sun's not out will the solar panels last longer?
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our code does not allow plastic pipes conduit
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this is one of the things I hate about these installs, they make the side of the house look like an industrial complex. Someone needs to come out with a cleaner way of installing these. This looks Crazy for residential.
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Hopefully if the system is installed in a small electric room it will alleviate much of the water proofing.
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Sure takes up a lot of space, and even far off of the wall.
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One day he will realize that water doesn't run uphill
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Guess the kids doesn't know that the product is waterproof
