The absolute, most spot on, video that I have ever wish existed. And I have watched a Lot of videos about installing a Sol-Ark. If this was graded as a 10 on a 10 scale, the nearest competitor is a 5 and all of them together would be 7. If you have a tip box, I’m buying you a beer!
I thought the measurements are very, very helpful. I thought the wireway not so much. The wireway is great, but not everyone will be able to route grid, load, PV, battery and generator all coming possibly from different directions into the wireway and then up into the Sol-Ark. Not to mention that you may also be making a panel box for local DIN breakers. DO YOU HAVE A VIDEO SHOWING THIS COMPLETED INSTALLATION AND HOW EVERYTHING I MENTIONED GOT INTO THE WIREWAY AND UP TO THE SOL-ARK?
I’d either cut out a strip of drywall from stud to stud and put in a piece of thin unistrut or put the middle hole of the bracket on the stud. I’ve also used longer timber screws to reach out and hit studs wherever they are. Inevitably, the wireway will bear some of the weight but too much causes it to deform which makes it hard to get the wireway cover on…
Great technical content that no one else supplies Johnny. You da man!
Thanks I’m taking video requests
The absolute, most spot on, video that I have ever wish existed. And I have watched a Lot of videos about installing a Sol-Ark. If this was graded as a 10 on a 10 scale, the nearest competitor is a 5 and all of them together would be 7. If you have a tip box, I’m buying you a beer!
The tip box is buying a solark from me
If you buy it from me you get free installation from me for your project.
Great video. Thanks for putting this together. Please crest one to show how you align a solar array accurately on the east-west axis.
Good afternoon n you Johnny.
Good to see you, it seems it’s been a while.
I like there videos :-)
HAPPY NEW YEAR JOHNNY, GOOD TO SEE YOU & ANTONIO BACK TOGETHER INSTALLING Sol-ARK 15k
Great video
Thanks for watching. Any requests
Nice job, Johnny
Johny is the man !
Thanks for the content.
I thought the measurements are very, very helpful. I thought the wireway not so much. The wireway is great, but not everyone will be able to route grid, load, PV, battery and generator all coming possibly from different directions into the wireway and then up into the Sol-Ark. Not to mention that you may also be making a panel box for local DIN breakers. DO YOU HAVE A VIDEO SHOWING THIS COMPLETED INSTALLATION AND HOW EVERYTHING I MENTIONED GOT INTO THE WIREWAY AND UP TO THE SOL-ARK?
Seems like you could do it in the opposite order, mount the solark and then put the wireway under it. Would that be easier to match up the holes?
Looks like the abb bracket
It’s probably generic. They are all pretty similar
I am assuming that mounting bracket is for studs on 16"" center. What would you do for studs 24" OC?
I’d either cut out a strip of drywall from stud to stud and put in a piece of thin unistrut or put the middle hole of the bracket on the stud. I’ve also used longer timber screws to reach out and hit studs wherever they are. Inevitably, the wireway will bear some of the weight but too much causes it to deform which makes it hard to get the wireway cover on…
Thanks Jonny email me a price for the 15k the wireway and nipples. Obviously shipping to Canada will more. Cheers.
Send me you email brother
Is there a reason for 6 inches between wire chase and solark?
The air intake is on the bottom
And its cooking’s fans ventilate vertically so it’s needs ample space to draw in air from underneath