crcr wrote:TechWriter wrote:brulaz wrote:
The grey plastic junction box I used was 4x4x2" with no holes in it. The top was sealed with 4 screws and a rubber gasket. It had 4 tabs along the outside to screw it to the roof.
I tried these and the sun will do a job on them -- especially watch for the cover to warp.
So what box of what material do you use?
mchero wrote:
What do you all use to keep the wires from the combiner box to the panels secure?
mchero wrote:
What's the cost of this box? I assume the strain relief's are separate purchase as well?
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TechWriter wrote:brulaz wrote:
The grey plastic junction box I used was 4x4x2" with no holes in it. The top was sealed with 4 screws and a rubber gasket. It had 4 tabs along the outside to screw it to the roof.
I tried these and the sun will do a job on them -- especially watch for the cover to warp.
TechWriter wrote:brulaz wrote:
The grey plastic junction box I used was 4x4x2" with no holes in it. The top was sealed with 4 screws and a rubber gasket. It had 4 tabs along the outside to screw it to the roof.
I tried these and the sun will do a job on them -- especially watch for the cover to warp.
brulaz wrote:
The grey plastic junction box I used was 4x4x2" with no holes in it. The top was sealed with 4 screws and a rubber gasket. It had 4 tabs along the outside to screw it to the roof.
