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VELUX & 20 solar panels – 3,500 watts of PV with Enphase Micro0inverters

Published February 17, 2012 at 1000 × 772 in VELUX Domestic Hot Water – Saco, Maine

VELUX & 20 solar panels - 3,500 watts of PV with Enphase Micro0inverters

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