Tecsi Solar, Inc.

Yaskawa America, Inc.

Miles C Russell

Samuel Marcus-Flack Truthseeker

Charles Wade Albritton

Daniel William Carey

Jihua Ma

Michael Zuercher

Chris Royer

A power inverter assembly including first and second power inverter units configured to receive power from at least one energy source, and a portable structural platform to support the units. The units each have a terminals for connection to an electric power system, a solar panel arrangement, and a DC energy storage subsystem. The units are coupled to the platform. The first unit has a first pre-set AC power rating having a first maximum AC power output value for output to the power system and the second unit has a second pre-set AC power rating having a second maximum AC power output value for output to the power system to provide the assembly with a total maximum power output rating based on a combined total of the first and second pre-set AC power ratings. The energy source can include the power system, the solar panel arrangement, and the storage subsystem.

Power inverter assembly and method of providing power inverter assembly

A cable management system for managing cables associated with an array of solar modules includes a body having an interior surface extending vertically, a lower flange extending directly from the interior surface of the body, and a cable management flange extending directly from the interior surface of the body above the lower flange. The cable management flange and the lower flange define a cable cavity therebetween for retaining at least one cable. Distal ends of the lower flange and the cable management flange define an opening for inserting the at least one cable into the cable cavity. The cable management flange is arranged to engage the at least one cable and secure the at least one cable in the cable cavity. The cable management flange is flexible to accept and retain the at least one cable.

Cable management system

A solar module system includes a frame, a microinverter, and an adapter assembly for connecting the microinverter to the frame. The frame includes a body, a mounting flange extending from a bottom of the body at an edge, and a cable management flange extending from an interior surface of the body. The cable management flange and the mounting flange define a cable cavity therebetween for retaining at least one cable. The adapter assembly includes an adapter including a microinverter attachment projection coupled to the microinverter, a frame attachment extension, and a side wall extending therebetween.

Ergonomic solar module frame with cable management flange

A module frame includes a body having an interior surface, a lower flange extending from the interior surface of the body, and a cable management flange extending from the interior surface of the body. The lower flange and the cable management flange each include a distal end. The cable management flange and the lower flange define a cable cavity therebetween for retaining at least one cable. The distal ends of the lower flange and the cable management flange define an opening for inserting the cable into the cable cavity. The cable management flange is arranged to engage the cable and secure the cable in the cable cavity.

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Miles C Russell