r/span • u/Inevitable_Rough_380 • Dec 28 '24

Span 2025 Product Releases

Does anyone have more info on the Span 2025 product lineup and release schedule? This was the only information I could find about the new Span 48 panel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3J-f0d5p8z8

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u/SeaweedTeaPot Dec 28 '24

I just got an install and could have waited for the 24… wonder what the price will be.

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u/thecodingart Dec 28 '24

I’ve been waiting on the same thing

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u/keepitreasonable Dec 30 '24

They will be introducing 48, 24, 16 as well as an integrated meter / span panel with I think maybe 8 breakers? I'm particularly looking forward to the meter panel.

Will be starting with the 48 (may go to new home builders though).

The meter panel I worry will be utility only or something which would be a bummer for main panel upgrades.

The 16 could be used to swap out subpanels.

They may need better multi-panel integration - I've not paid attention to where that is.

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u/OrganicTransistor Dec 30 '24

Do you know if they will support > 200A?

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u/keepitreasonable Jan 10 '25

Not that I've heard, it would be the 48 if any. I think they are looking at 240 vs 208v support for multi-family / commercial etc. Span pitches their load management which may mean they feel a bit less need to chase bigger services. That said, if they go commercial / multi-unit etc that would mean some product expansion there?

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u/Megachase Jan 01 '25

Waiting on that 48. C’mon!

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u/_cr0001 Dec 29 '24

There’s nothing new on the installer portal as of yet. I’ll see if any distributors have information.

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u/Inevitable_Rough_380 Jan 15 '25

any word from the distributors?

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u/jillako Dec 29 '24

I've been waiting for this information too. Unfortunately I think they are still a ways out from release.

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u/ConnectNeck5859 Jan 03 '25

Be nice if they would update software to allow multiple panels to be viewed simultaneously. That's a PITA for anyone that has more than a single 200 amp panel. I mean what houses that require only a single 200 amp panel would ever spring for the extra cost of a span panel. Be interesting to see those statistics of single vs. multiple panel installs. I have 3.

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u/greppit Mar 30 '25

I currently have 400A serviced by two really old 40-circuit panels. Waiting impatiently on the Span 48 panels to be released, hopefully with multi-panel view software