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Does anyone know how the electrical connection works? It seems to me that this is critical. If connections fail in a really hostile environment (high thermal r
by foxylad 9y ago
Does anyone know how the electrical connection works?
It seems to me that this is critical. If connections fail in a really hostile environment (high thermal range and moisture levels) then maintenance will kill any savings.
But if they've solved this problem, (and perhaps have an efficient way to replace tiles without removing the ones above), then I'd guess they will be wildly successful.
I once visited my brother who was having a new slate roof installed. While inspecting it, he saw a cracked slate on the bottom row. He insisted it be replaced, which meant removing an ever-increasing triangle of tiles above it, until you reached the ridge. The contractor did not have a good day.
- thatwebdude 9y agoIf all are assumed to be powered, then I think an assumed failure rate is acceptable to the warranty. Are they going to have an interface that "reports" bad shingles on your roof? Hell no! But if you're roof is generating whatever the acceptable range is for the area, then you're good.