bham wrote:Well it's to advance the schmilbick
Advancing the schmilibilick is writing precise information rather than expressing vague fears ...
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bham wrote:If yes, are you sure you can fulfill the conditions required for signing the contract with EDF?
If you write this, it is because you have read, I think, these contracts, with the network operator and with the buyer.
Where did you want to tell us that you will read them shortly to tell us the conditions to be fulfilled that apply to the signs: -?
bham wrote:No, I don't know, you have to inquire, I think it is possible to do the file yourself, or even subcontract, but the electrical installation must be perfectly up to standards and the equipment installed conforms to specific standards.
We are talking about the purchase of the panels, not their installation.
bham wrote:Also for the purchase of the panels, you must above all be very vigilant about their specifications, they must be standardized for Europe and I think it would be more prudent to opt for a manufacturer, even Chinese, but known worldwide, Suntech style, if only at the guaranteed level of gear, since it has branches in Europe.
I don't know suntech more than the others, no problem, ask them for a proposal. My experience in another field is that you pay the price of the commercial network, not of the product ...
bham wrote: It remains to be seen whether the warranty in Europe works for panels coming from China directly?
There is certainly an important problem, because the purchase takes place in China. But a Chinese supplier has no more interest in being seen badly than another. In addition, it is his government that does not want stories, and the consequences can be serious for those who lose face.
bham wrote:In short before looking for a price at all ... price, I think that first of all select a list of gear meeting our specifications and peel the offers.
No problem, send the specifications :-)