IMPA Richmond Solar
Richmond, Indiana
The Gaylor Electric team developed a system of converting Direct Current (DC) power into Alternating Current (AC) power to feed back into the power grid.
This project consisted of installing 39 combiner boxes, 39 inverters, transformers, 21 solar motors, and 98 miles of wire.
Our team started with the sun and worked backwards to feed generated Direct Current (DC) power back into the power grid as Alternating Current (AC) power.
In total, this 45-acre site plays host to over 22,000 solar panels that will pump 4.5 mega-watts of solar generated energy back into our power grid..
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Build Type
Lump-Sum
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Project Size
22,000 SF