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Sounds like they aren’t vetting them enough, training them enough, or the panels are just hard to install properly.
by rblatz 7y ago
Sounds like they aren’t vetting them enough, training them enough, or the panels are just hard to install properly.
- londons_explore 7y agoI love the fact they blame an animal nest... That animal must have been sitting on its eggs, and carelessly smoking a cigar I guess! No... The cause will have been overheating of the 'optimizer' (MPPT tracker which outputs a fixed voltage) when it failed to a high impedance state, probably due to water incursion. The fire will have happened on a sunny day, because it's the energy from the other panels which starts the fire. Tesla really should have made more parts of the system non-flammable. Then the story would simply be that this guy's system stopped working (or even 1 panel out of 16 stopped working, so output was slightly reduced)