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PV driveway lighting.
Recent PV driveway lighting install.
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Man, those things are mighty ugly. I'm sure that they cost a small fortune as well. Something tells me that the return on investment will never be realized.
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"But the guy at Home Depot said it would work."
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Ed: This resi is an 'ongoing' project. Their next inspection is due mid-January. I have only seen these fixtures from the street, & don't know any details yet. They were not part of the site plan, nor on the approved electrical plans.
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With that being said, I guess that their being free-standing and isolated means that there wouldn't be a need to include them in the electrical plans. I still think that they are ugly!
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They look like a giant question mark wearing a hat. LOL
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Are these inter connected, why the junction box on the side or is that the battery box?
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As soon as I have more info, I will post further.
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