Gary Hethcoat
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I've been a Sales Engineer at Tigo since July of 2017.
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Gary Hethcoat commented,
There are two levels of compatibility, "compatible" and "UL certified". For inverters, you can look in our Downloads area under Certifications and Compliance. This is by inverter manufacturer. T...
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How long do my PV module cables need to be in order to use the dual TS4-A-2F?
There is no one answer to this question. It depends on the module orientation (portrait or landscape), the location of the TS4, the desired cable management, etc. The standard TS4-A-2F product wa...
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Gary Hethcoat commented,
Hi Nils, I've created a support ticket for you. You should hear from our support team soon.
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Gary Hethcoat commented,
Hi Jesse, I'm going to create a support ticket for this one. We will follow up.
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What does it mean when I have a gray panel?
Customers often ask this question. See below. A gray panel means that the system is not getting data for that TS4. There can be many causes for this. The most common cause is poor communication...
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Gary Hethcoat commented,
One other thing -- events lasting less than 10-15 minutes may not trigger an alert. This is something to keep in mind, particularly if you want to test the system. It is best to perform rapid shu...
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Gary Hethcoat commented,
Hi Adolf, alerts like this may not come immediately. There may be a delay of 15 minutes to a few hours depending on what is happening on the system.
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Gary Hethcoat commented,
Hi Jesse, Great question, thank you! Rapid shutdown is normally a cooperative thing between the inverter and the Tigo TS4 units. Each is expected to do its part to bring the voltage below 80V in 3...
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Gary Hethcoat commented,
You can add modules (with Tigo TS4 units attached) to your system at any time. Of course, you should make sure that your inverter or charge controller can handle the extra power. If you are addin...