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GL
Stevens Community Center
San Diego, California
7,300WAC
System Components:
Modules:(60) Uni-Solar PVL-136
Inverter(s):(3) SMA SB6000U
Mounting: Building Integrated
The GL Stevens Community Center is one of the first
LEED buildings in San Diego. LEED is an acronym
for Leadership in Energy Effieiciency and Design.
The system was designed by Sullivan Solar Power
for ILA Zammit engineering. When designing the
solar power system certain consultants claimed
the design wasn’t large enough to hit the
kilo-watt hour design goal. Rather than oversize
the system and charge our customer more than needed,
Sullivan Solar Power relied on its experience and
monitor data to guarantee the system would produce
projected amounts. It has. In fact it has out produced
Sullivan’s
projections and proven that when Sullivan Solar
Power states a solar power system will produce
a given kilowatt hour yield, it does.
This solar power system uses the Uni-Solar laminate
module which is specifically designed for metal
roofs. The end result is an attractive design that
produces well in adverse conditions. |
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