I presume it's because he doesn't want to take on their lawyers. I'm sure you can Google who is the number one supplier of in roof solar systems in the UK.
Dodgy panel, dodgy batch or dodgy MC4's - but won't say which brand/model Some fire safety expert (sarcasm) smh MCS might be aware of this, but the wheels turn very slowly In the meantime, how many installs will have these "known but won't say" panels being fitted to roofs With a thing like a known fire safety risk, there should not be just a brief mentioning or drip feeding potential risks from a specific brand/model... Sorry but Gonzalez needs to either publish his findings or maybe look for another career, coz by not publishing his findings more dodgy installs could be taking place, certain people could be dumping these items at clearance prices, unknowingly bought by companies in good faith to keep prices competitive - yet increasing risks of fires on roofs SMH
Exactly you either want to be a whistle-blower and care about the problem or you're just part of the problem . Name and shame so people can take action.
So... Tiled roof, panels on aluminum support frames, daisy chain connectors, probably 6mm solar cable, how did the panels catch fire and how did it spread into the loft space? I would like more on this story because we have no way of testing the quality of the panel, we can only test the performance and its electrical characteristics. Surely, even if a panel went into self-destruct mode what is there that can catch fire, outside with such a large surface area to power ratio? Are you not implying that something that was associated with the install, residing in the loft caught fire, I could fully understand that...
They are using gigawatts in data buildings but me getting an electric car will fix things 😂. I fall out of love more and more with renewables by the day. Come back when we are talking hydro power !
I would say someone cannot be very confident about their position, if they are unwilling to name potentially dangerous panels!! As for Octopus........too big for its own boots now!!
Person could have stated the fact, example this company used this module of panels and they are looking into why it caused the fire.. or I could be wrong and get sued for facts😅
Great news weekly as always Joe
Thanks Sean. 😊
Sounds idiotic to claim you know of a life threatening defect then keep it to yourself.
It is a bit odd isn't it? Maybe there's a reason for it... 🤔
I presume it's because he doesn't want to take on their lawyers.
I'm sure you can Google who is the number one supplier of in roof solar systems in the UK.
@@efixxyeah he’s a pilchard
Fire on roofs is why I would only use micro inverters on roofs
Thanks for sharing your point of view. 😊
Big savings=somebody's getting screwed and it's not you.
Oh come on now, why so cynical? 😃
Dodgy panel, dodgy batch or dodgy MC4's - but won't say which brand/model
Some fire safety expert (sarcasm) smh
MCS might be aware of this, but the wheels turn very slowly
In the meantime, how many installs will have these "known but won't say" panels being fitted to roofs
With a thing like a known fire safety risk, there should not be just a brief mentioning or drip feeding potential risks from a specific brand/model...
Sorry but Gonzalez needs to either publish his findings or maybe look for another career, coz by not publishing his findings more dodgy installs could be taking place, certain people could be dumping these items at clearance prices, unknowingly bought by companies in good faith to keep prices competitive - yet increasing risks of fires on roofs
SMH
Thanks for commenting. 👍
Exactly you either want to be a whistle-blower and care about the problem or you're just part of the problem . Name and shame so people can take action.
So... Tiled roof, panels on aluminum support frames, daisy chain connectors, probably 6mm solar cable, how did the panels catch fire and how did it spread into the loft space? I would like more on this story because we have no way of testing the quality of the panel, we can only test the performance and its electrical characteristics. Surely, even if a panel went into self-destruct mode what is there that can catch fire, outside with such a large surface area to power ratio? Are you not implying that something that was associated with the install, residing in the loft caught fire, I could fully understand that...
I guess it's more to do with the panels being embedded into the roof structure rather than sitting on the tiles. 🤔
They are using gigawatts in data buildings but me getting an electric car will fix things 😂. I fall out of love more and more with renewables by the day. Come back when we are talking hydro power !
Every little helps. 😃
I would say someone cannot be very confident about their position, if they are unwilling to name potentially dangerous panels!!
As for Octopus........too big for its own boots now!!
Thanks for commenting! 😃
Archbishop and shabby are the two words .
Good guesses as always Sean. 😃
Person could have stated the fact, example this company used this module of panels and they are looking into why it caused the fire.. or I could be wrong and get sued for facts😅
Yeah, bit of a tricky one, watch this space...
Archbishop and waylaid
Good guesses Philip, tune into next week's show to see if you got it. 😊
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Nice!
Archbishop and waylaid
Ooh, are you back on form Mark? We'll find out next Monday! 😊
@@efixx I thought the European drinks / places were a little too obvious…especially for your talented script writer!!! 😎