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Thats not a bad idea because you could fit your DC isolator on the side of the building
Originally posted by GCE
There are manufactured units designed for different roof structure exits - We prefer taking the conduit over the edge of the roof with a drip loop into a junction box with a breather at the bottom before entering the roof space .
It stops any water ingress and damage to undertile waterproofing .
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