IN further poking around on the FCC OET site under Generac, I can't find a
single report filed on anything except wireless hardware. I could not
locate any complete systems which would include the panels, optimizers,
other electronic switching devices, and simulated house wiring. There is
no evidence in the reports of any test results being filed with the FCC for
the entire system. All the "Max Freq '' frequencies listed on the response
pages for a general search on Generac on the FCC OET pages reflect only
above roughly 700 MHz. This tells me they are only filing for the
intentional radiator, that being ZigBee or BlueTooth or some other
protocol. No complete *system test* is filed with FCC. So, how can they
claim compliance to even Part 15, Subpart C (Intentional radiator), Class C
(industrial). BTW: Class C systems *do* require filing a test report with
FCC. There is none.
Dave - WØLEV
On Thu, Dec 16, 2021 at 5:06 AM Ken Bandy, KJ9B <ken.kj9b@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all. I am contemplating having a “PowerHome Solar” power system
> installed at my house, and am a little concerned about possible RF noise
> generation from the system. This system uses a Generac controller. Does
> anyone have any experience with a system using a Generac controller? I
> know
> early inverters were often RF noisy, but I’m hoping that the later models
> have addressed noise generation.
>
> Any input is appreciated.
>
> 73,
> Ken, KJ9B
>
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