Sentence examples for commercial installer from inspiring English sources

They are a commercial installer; they do engineering, procurement and construction, including designing the solar-panel installation.

Even so, Oakland has a base of high-tech and green energy companies, including the solar thermal company BrightSource and the commercial installer Borrego Solar Systems.

Through a partnership with SolarCity, a residential and commercial installer, Honda and Acura will offer their customers home solar systems at little or no upfront cost, the companies said on Tuesday.

32 MWh of total capacity was installed in Q2 2017 – the most customer-sited residential and commercial ever installed in a single quarter.

Her father looked into getting a commercial line installed, but found that it might cost a hundred thousand dollars.

Commercial BACs, installed in residential or small offices, often include functions of lighting control, acting as Daylight-Linked Control Systems (DLCSs).

So when Francisco Labastida, the governing party's presidential candidate, promised in a television commercial to install computers and offer English classes in every Mexican elementary school, teachers like Gabriela Garcia were skeptical.

During the experimental assessment of both probes, the results are loaded onto an SD memory card and are then compared with the results of other commercial sensors installed in the same irrigated plot.

America pioneered early research and development of commercial turbines, installing the world's first wind farm in 1980 and leading the amount of installations, in megawatts, until the late 1990s, when Germany and eventually China began to catch up and then slowly push ahead.

Now, as more residential and commercial buildings install actually renewable generation capacity and have more robust digital networks, these buildings can themselves become power generators or local points for gird power management — all in an effort to make the grid more responsive, according to a statement from Blueprint.

Check building codes to see whether safety measures must be taken when installing commercial equipment.