by Nicole Mason | Jul 18, 2014
2 KW system using 10 Sanyo 200 watt modules and an SMA SunnyBoy 21oo watt inverter. Modules are extended above the peak of the roof to reduce afternoon shading of the array.
by Nicole Mason | Jul 15, 2014
2.8 kW system consists of 14 Sanyo 200 watt solar modules and a 3000 watt SMA inverter. This array mounted on the south facing roof of the garage and breezeway feeds power back to the attached house.
by Nicole Mason | Jul 15, 2014
1.9 KW Sanyo PV on PSE Grid
by Andy Cochrane | Jul 1, 2014
Lee had us double the size of his array in 2006. His original installation is featured here https://powertripenergy.com/project/doughty/
by Andy Cochrane | Jul 1, 2014
This was one of our early installations using the 120 watt pv modules from Evergreen Solar.
by Andy Cochrane | Jul 1, 2014
This was the first grid-tied pv project in Port Townsend’s Rose Wind Co-Housing neighborhood.
by Andy Cochrane | Jul 1, 2014
This project is very dear to our hearts, since Wildberry Farm is the home of the Cochrane Family. We completed this array the day before the 2004 Solar Home Tour, commencing a tradition of last-minute installations at our own property in order to use them as examples...
by Andy Cochrane | Jul 1, 2014
Port Townsend’s first tracker, this was also a battery-based system using a Xantrex SW-2548 and the special GTI interface to make it grid-interactive. Architect Chris Stafford was a leader in implementing many ecological building technologies.
by Andy Cochrane | Jul 1, 2014
This home had many cutting edge energy efficient aspects in addition to the grid-tied pv system.
by Andy Cochrane | Jul 1, 2014
Lee Doughty was the first person in Jefferson County to have Power Trip Energy set up a grid-tied pv system at his home. We were not contractors at this point, and had Lee hire Puget Sound Solar to expertly perform this installation. The installation used 18 Sharp...
