The parts that round out a build. Combiners and gateways, energy monitors, junction boxes, and the compliance bits an install needs.
This sticker pack covers the labels and placards a solar install needs to pass inspection under the 2023 NEC. It includes the rapid shutdown placards, disconnect and inverter markings, conduit labels, and the power source directory, all printed on durable weather-rated stock that meets the code’s permanence rules. One pack handles the common warning and identification points on a typical residential system.
The Emporia Vue 3 wires into your electrical panel and shows where your power is actually going, from the whole-home total down to 16 individual circuits. It reads within about 2% of the utility meter and updates in near real time in the app, and it tracks solar production and net metering too. A simple way to see usage, spot waste, and watch a solar system without an expensive sub-meter.
The EZ Solar JB-1.2 is a flashed polycarbonate junction box that combines the roof penetration and the wiring transition into one weather-tight unit on asphalt shingle roofs. It is rated to 1000 V and 80 A, takes 14 to 6 AWG conductors, and fits standard shingle slopes from 2.5:12 up to 12:12. UL 1741 listed and built to Type 3R for outdoor rooftop use.
A brand-new portable power distribution box. One feed in, four weatherproof NEMA 5-20 outlets out, each on its own 15A breaker, behind a 30mA GFCI-type main, with a built-in kWh meter. 120V, IP54, for job sites, shops, campsites, and off-grid power off an inverter or generator.
The SolaDeck 0999-5B is a flashed steel box that mounts into the roof to combine or pass through PV wiring while keeping the penetration weather tight. It is rated to 1000 VDC and handles both AC and DC circuits, and it ships with DIN rail and a ground block so you can land conductors right out of the box. UL 1741 listed and built to NEMA 3R for rooftop duty.
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