First off, thank you to all who contribute to this group. I've been reading previous posts and sucking up knowledge where I can.
I've got a client who wants a ground array 500 ft from his attached garage but insists on the inverters being inside the garage so they're "out of the weather". He won't be persuaded otherwise. So the plan was to run 4 strings of #10 uf to the garage, conduit up through the attic then down to the interior wall where he wants his inverter mounted.
I plan on having a set of disconnects at the array and an AC disconnect on the exterior between the inverter and tap, but do I need RSD on the DC side as well or would a set of disconnects on the exterior wall be sufficient? I know the code at times can be murky. I don't want to go overboard and waste money when it's not needed either. Your thoughts are appreciated.
I've got a client who wants a ground array 500 ft from his attached garage but insists on the inverters being inside the garage so they're "out of the weather". He won't be persuaded otherwise. So the plan was to run 4 strings of #10 uf to the garage, conduit up through the attic then down to the interior wall where he wants his inverter mounted.
I plan on having a set of disconnects at the array and an AC disconnect on the exterior between the inverter and tap, but do I need RSD on the DC side as well or would a set of disconnects on the exterior wall be sufficient? I know the code at times can be murky. I don't want to go overboard and waste money when it's not needed either. Your thoughts are appreciated.