Electrical Installation Complete, All Installation Complete
The electrician is here working today.
UPDATE: It’s all done.
Inside the Basement
This is the wall in the basement before anything.
This is the blank wood before installation of components.
The inverters (top) and DC disconnect switches (bottom) are installed.
Here are the inverters with their covers on, and the switches partially wired.
Here’s the completed installation in the basement. The inverters are actually running in this photo, though the sun is on the opposite side of the house and it’s a little cloudy – so we’re only getting about 1000 watts right now.
This is the label from the side of one of the inverters.
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Here’s the open electrical panel, showing the new breakers at the bottom on both sides.
Here’s the completed panel, including warning label.
Outside at the Meter
This is the initial installation of the wires. The conduit was installed last week and just extended into the house today (he did a really nice job there). The yellow wires are A/C in and out of the exterior disconnect switch for the utility’s use.
Here are the disconnect switches partially installed.
Here is the completed product – utility disconnect switches – outside (except for required labelling).
And here are the required labels on the disconnect switches.
All work is complete! YAY! The system is operating in test mode until we get the local inspection (probably in about a week). Then, we apply for the PSE&G interconnection approval, which apparently can take as long as 6 weeks. The system will be turned off between the inspection and PSE&G approval.
The meter REALLY DOES turn backwards. We had to turn off the Air Conditioner to make it happen with the little bit of sun today, but tomorrow we’ll be selling electricity all morning.
Some of the Components
It’ll be a few weeks before we get the permits. I’ll try to provide interesting information in the meantime to keep you interested.
Sharp’s JH-3500U is the inverter that we are using (we’ll have 2 of them). This inverter has been in use for 8 years in Japan, and was recently introduced to the US. This is a grid-connected inverter with no backup capabilities – if utility power fails it shuts down. Here is the PDF spec sheet.
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Sharp’s NT-185U1 is the solar panel that we are using (we’ll have 36 of them). This panel is also new, and is the top of the Sharp line at the moment. This is the PDF spec sheet for the panels.
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