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November 4, 2008
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Mike Holt's Code Forum
Top 30 New Topics - October 2008

Another great resource from Mike Holt Enterprises! The following is a list of the top 30 topics discussed on our code forum in the past month. Simply click on any topic that interests you to read or join in the discussion. If you’re not already registered as a code forum member,click here to sign up now!

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  • I have been boning up on the NEC's requirements for solar installations. I can not for the life of me see any benifit to bonding the negative side of the DC output on a photovoltaic panel and on the inverter to the ground. Indeed it looks like this practice exposes the DC system to AC noise, grid generated transients, local transients, ground faults and damage by nearby lightning strikes. I don't see any functional benefit and certainlly no safety benifit. Can anyone clue me in here? Jack Miller

    jack miller
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  • Since this is a code forum, couldn't we start each with at least a Code Article number. In the case of comments like this just use "Forum issues".

    Jim
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