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Re: Simply Solar - Plans for Approval
- To: Plans and Permitting <http://www.simplysolarca.com/~plans>
 
- Subject: Re: Simply Solar - Plans for Approval
 
- From: http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert )
 
- Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2022 11:41:17 -0700
 
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I didn't realize that there would be more penetrations with more rows.
I'd prefer to minimize penetrations to minimize the chance of a roof leak.
Let's stick with your original design; I'll circumnavigate around the
panels when climbing onto the roof.
Regarding the batteries, inverters, and other equipment: that sounds fine.
Let's move ahead with the project.
Please tell me what I need to do next.
Thanks.
 > From: Plans and Permitting <http://www.simplysolarca.com/~plans>
 > Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2022 11:12:57 -0700
 >
 > Hi Robert,
 >   I can move the rows around your roof to a certain extent (possible
 > shading and obstructions limit this) and split the larger row into 2, so
 > you'd have 3 rows of panels instead of 2, to be able to traverse your roof
 > more easily.  The way the racking system works is there are rails that
 > connect and ground the panels, with mounts connected to the rails at a
 > maximum spacing, to minimize roof penetrations.  Every time we separate a
 > row, it requires more racking equipment, mounts and penetrations, so
 > separating every panel would be much more costly and require 4 mounts per
 > panel with 40 penetrations into your roof.  Let me know if you'd like me to
 > split the larger row and/or move them around your roof to create a better
 > flow of movement, while keeping the panels from being shaded by trees.  As
 > for the inverter, batteries and other equipment, they'll all be mounted on
 > the wall exterior.  Some of the equipment has mounting brackets, but all
 > are attached directly to the studs with bolts, with the use of stucco
 > anchors where needed, but the equipment will be on the outside of the
 > stucco.  All mounting points, either on the roof, or walls are
 > waterproofed.
 > 
 > Thanks,
 > 
 > Matt Joy
 > Designer
 > 
 > *Plans & Engineering* | Simply Solar
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