Balance of System

Includes a 60 amp plus bus bar, 6 position PV negative bus bar and a 6 position ground bus bar.

Breakers/fuse holders sold separately.

Includes 15 position PV negative bus bar, 14 position ground bus bar, 120 amp Plus bus bar for breakers and 80 amp bus bar for fuses.

Breakers/fuse holders sold separately.

Includes 15 position PV negative bus bar, 15 position ground bus bar, and 200 amp Plus bus bar for breakers and fuses. Plus busbars can be combined or separated to support 2 inverters or charge controllers. Gridtie inverters typically can have PV minuses common. Most charge controllers can have PV minuses common (Exception XW and BlueSky).

Breakers/fuse holders sold separately.

The MNPV6 DISCO combiner is the first in a series of disconnecting PV combiners from MidNite Solar. The MNPV6 Disco is presently at ETL for evaluation. This is an off-grid PV combiner for use with 150 and 300VDC breakers. MidNite engineer Bob Quarterman has done a great job on this project.

1. Led’s that correspond to battery voltage
   
2. Accuracy +- 1%
   
3. Auto sensing for 12, 24, 36, and 48 volt batteries
   
4. LED indicators show if batteries have received a full charge recently, longer than one week or longer than two weeks
   
5. Ideal for "at a glance" readings or golf carts, forklifts, etc.
   

The MidNite Solar lightning arrestor is in the final stages of testing at ETL. Making an arrestor such as the MidNite SPD’s is no simple task, nor is it cheap. We have had many surprises along the way on this project, but all is looking great for an ETL listing to UL1449 rev3 in the very near future. The MidNite arrestor is a great replacement for Delta arrestors that have been the mainstay of the industry for many years. A very interesting comparison between the MidNite arrestor and other arrestors will be forthcoming once the product is listed. This comparison should prove to be a real eye opener.

The UL standards have changed and the old standbys will soon no longer be legal to install. The MidNite surge arrestors are designed to clamp surge voltage to safe levels for sensitive electronics. Other arrestors do not even begin to clamp surge voltages until 7000 or 8000 volts. What are they protecting? Not much. Be aware that numerous arrestors are about to flood the market. They for the most part posses 1/8 the strength of the MidNite arrestors and have no visible indication of performance. Most of these new arrestors require din rail mounting where they WILL blow up and will then be out of sight while they are protecting nothing. We do not have these issues. The exact release date depends on ETL’s testing.