WINAICO Solar Panels Power Naval Facility in Mechanicsburg – Installed By MSSI!

MSSI Logo  MSSI Recognized By SolarPro For Our Work In Mechanicsburg, MD

Great news here at MSSI. We were recently featured on Solarprofessional.com for our expertise installing an array for the Navy in Mechanicsburg, MD.

WINAICO premium installer Maryland Solar Solutions INC (MSSI), due to its outstanding quality of work and NABCEP experience, was designated by Naval Support Activity (NSA) to install a 25 kW grid-tied Ground Mount PV system in Mechanicsburg, PA. This government project will reduce energy demand at NSA around 34,000 kWh annually. It saves the NSA up-to $3,000 annually in energy costs. The system consists of 84 pieces of high efficiency WINAICO WSP-300W panels which are connected to Solar Edge optimizers to generate maximum power.  “The panels have to be approved by the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) and installed in accordance with the applicable codes and regulations. The WINAICO modules met NAVFAC requirements in complying with IEC 61215 and UL 1703 specifications and were accepted based on module construction within a US Free Trade Agreement country. This allowed us to provide the highest quality panel at the best price,” said Colette Hayward, the President of MSSI. “As one of the most reputable and experienced installer in MD, MSSI has built an impressive project portfolio. We are very delighted to work with MSSI on the NSA project to bring the green energy to the government sector,” commented Jing Yu, the VP of WINAICO USA. “MSSI designed the 25kW system for future expansion up to 100 kW. We can’t wait to see phase II!”

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Installation Pictures From The Sky: MSSI Installation in Brandywine, Maryland

MSSI Logo Installation Pictures From The Sky: MSSI Installation in Brandywine, Maryland

Living in a neighborhood with an HOA that was concerned about the aesthetics and glare coming off of solar arrays. we were happy to offer our Triple Black panels; all of our panels are glare-proof, but the Triple Blacks are all black. Typical panels have a white back sheet and the silicon that has a blue cast to it. The Triple Blacks have a black back sheet, black frame and use a black silicon. 

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This is a 7.54 kW system that has produced 20.18 MWh since being installed in December 2014.