-----Original Message----- From: Lienesch, Gary W. (BP Solar) To: 'chcolwel@mail.volusia.k12.fl.us' Sent: 2/27/01 5:15 PM Subject: RE: Cost Hi Cathy, We don't make inverters so consider using any one by Trace. The 10kW would be fine. On the price sheet, on p 2, any of the 10 kVA transformers, items 14-16, would work for the above inverter. The price is $1,109. We don't have enough information to specify one over another. You could budget another $2-3,000 for wiring, combiner boxes, disconnects depending on the final design. -Gary- -----Original Message----- From: chcolwel@mail.volusia.k12.fl.us [mailto:chcolwel@mail.volusia.k12.fl.us] Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 5:02 PM To: lienesgw@bpsolar.com Subject: RE: Cost We are going with the modules that are 48" x 25" x 2". They cost $175 each. It is my understanding that each module operates at 71 Vp and 43 Wp. If we use 245 awnings on the building (we actually have 264), then we will produce 10 kW of electricity. On this link, it says that a 360 VDC input/208 VAC output inverter will cost $7000.00. http://www.tracetec.com/products/2001%20Pricing%20Rev5.pdf What would Solarex's inverter that you mentioned in this email cost? Or was that only applicable to Integra installations? Do we also need a price on an isolation transformer? What specs would we look up to find the right one, OR can we ignore it for this project? Cathy -----Original Message----- From: Lienesch, Gary W. (BP Solar) To: Catherine Colwell (E-mail); Cathy Colwell (E-mail) Sent: 2/27/01 3:44 PM Subject: Cost Hi Cathy, The cost of an MST-43 module would be approx $175 in large quantities. That doesn't include installation. The cost of the inverter depends on the specific application. As you can tell, 245 microsine inverters would be much more expensive than one large inverter. You can use the cost of a 10kW inverter as an example. I don't have a cost for an isolation transformer. Its cost was lumped into the cost of our inverter. Maybe yours is. I don't know. -Gary-