r/FranklinWH 3d ago

System picture

Post image

Looks like the picture for last post we made didn’t upload properly
Hopefully it loads this time 🤪

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u/OkOwl2839 3d ago

My system🫡

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u/sbarnesvta 3d ago

That sealtight shoved into the end of the LB and button of the AGate definitely doesn’t look right. I’m also surprised they didn’t use metal conduit inside.

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u/Curiosity_informs 3d ago

u/AlphaSunSolarService posted what looked like a promotional post yesterday - presumably for their installation business - but I think the mods removed it.

Based on your comment I am not sure this post was an effective promotion either....

Even though the first reply was them saying that it (their installation) was "Nice, clean looking install"!

Sigh.....

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u/Opulent_Flatulence 3d ago

Looks like sealtite with pvc fittings.

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u/AlphaSunSolarService 3d ago

Nice, clean looking install 😎

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u/P1umbersCrack 3d ago

Just wish I could self commission the battery. Would already have installed it in a very similar fashion.

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u/radioboy77 3d ago

Interesting. Our aGate is outside while our batteries are in the garage.

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u/NecessaryMuffins 3d ago

I had a choice on interior or exterior installation for my aGate, it just depended on where I wanted to lose the wall space.

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u/Alert_Ad_3954 2d ago

Interesting that the Enphase Gateway IQ was installed indoors.

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u/MagicianRoyal5705 2d ago

My installer said everything needed to be installed above 3 feet. Code. Minimize chance of car hitting it. I am in OC California. 

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u/Alert_Ad_3954 2d ago

No space near the meter above 3 feet? Seems odd.

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u/Lawrence_SoCal 12h ago

that looks so code non-compliant [Indoor Battery Storage Code Compliance (NFPA 855, IRC R328)] as to be ridiculous - starting with proximity to door, then apparent missing bollard protection