Browning Electric
Kansas City , Missouri, United States

  Before starting Browning Electric, Justin led a team of solar installers for a KC area company and was responsible for code compliant and aesthetically pleasing solar installs for the last five years. While working for that same company, Justin had the privilege to work under a great master electrician with about thirty years of experience. In between solar projects Justin learned how to wire residential and commercial properties, so his experience extends well beyond solar-specific electrical components and wiring.  The owner has held a NABCEP Installer Certification since 2016. NABCEP is the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners and is the only certification board that establishes an individual’s proficiency in the solar industry. This certification must be renewed every three years, so you know that certificate holders are up to date in their knowledge and skills. Justin frequently enrolls and takes various forms of continuing education classes to keep up on the latest code requirements, products, and all the great innovation going on every day in this industry.

 WHY BROWNING ELECTRIC?

 All too often in both the solar and electrical industries, we have seen other companies cutting corners. We regularly receive calls to check out systems installed by others that are not working properly. Many of these systems were installed incorrectly and most likely by someone who was unqualified. At Browning Electric, we strive to go above and beyond the customer’s expectations, while keeping safety as our top priority. As the owner, Justin is usually on site for the duration of the project to make sure that it is completed in a professional manner. In a case where Justin is unable to be on site, one of Browning Electric’s Journeyman electricians makes sure that the install is code compliant and is installed in a manner acceptable to the customer. We plan to make our name on integrity, and we will do that by providing an exceptional service every single time.

 The Browning Electric Difference?

All of our roof-mounted residential systems employ module-level equipment. In a traditional system, several solar modules are strung together to make one unit. What this means in practice is that when one of those modules gets shaded, the whole string loses some of its production. Because we use module-level DC optimizers or AC microinverters, each module acts independently of the rest, therefore improving production in shady or cloudy conditions. Module-level equipment also means module-level monitoring which can detect when a module, optimizer, or microinverter is underperforming or not working. This allows us to quickly investigate the issue and pursue warranty claims on the failed equipment. All of this means the customer is getting more power from their system in general, and less downtime if something were to fail.