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Installation Guidance Explained

The Installation tab is a planning layer, not a final wiring design. It uses the installation fields to produce indicative cable lengths, counts, interconnect summaries, protection suggestions, placement notes, and a bill-of-material style summary.

What this tab is for

This tab helps users think more practically about the physical side of the project: battery runs, PV runs, AC output runs, busbars, combiners, interconnects, fuses, breakers, isolators, and indicative placement guidance.

What the sections mean

Expect grouped cards such as Battery cabling, Battery interconnects, Battery protection, PV cabling, PV interconnects, and AC-side outputs. The values are best read as structured planning guidance rather than procurement-ready instructions.

What it does not do

The installation layer does not turn GridGap into a certified electrical design tool. It is not a final code-compliant cable-sizing engine, not a final protection-selection approval system, and not a replacement for professional design checks.

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GridGap provides indicative solar and backup-power sizing estimates only. It is not a final engineering design, wiring design, procurement specification, or safety certification.

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