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SolarBOS Announces the Release of the AC Breaker Panel Product Line
by Staff Writers
Livermore CA (SPX) Feb 06, 2015


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SolarBOS is pleased to announce the release of the AC Breaker Panel product line. The SolarBOS AC Breaker Panels have been designed specifically for PV systems, making it easy for system integrators to combine the AC outputs of multiple string inverters.

The NEMA-4 enclosure allows for vertical as well as horizontal installation, and the breaker spacing reduces breaker temperatures in order to minimize nuisance-tripping on rooftop installations.

"What's interesting about this new product line is how SolarBOS engineers figured out how to package a typical AC breaker panel in a NEMA-4 or 4X enclosure in a way that reduces breaker temperatures and allows for an integrated power meter," said Jason Schripsema, CEO of SolarBOS.

"We think this will help our customer save on both installation and O&M costs in their commercial rooftop projects."

For more information about the AC Breaker Panels, please visit http://www.solarbos.com/products/ac-breaker-panels.

Key Features
+ ETL listed to UL 508A

+ Sized for 2 to 16 input circuits

+ Main bus sized for 250 or 400 amps

+ 480 VAC, 3 Phase output

+ Rated for 14 kAIC, (higher kAIC ratings are available upon request)

+ NEMA-4 powder coated steel or NEMA-4X fiberglass enclosure

+ Optional main breaker up to 400 amps

+ Optional revenue grade monitoring


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