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Expand Up @@ -582,9 +582,10 @@ def with_pvwatts(cls, system, location,
constructor and take precedence over the default
configuration.

.. warning::
The PVWatts model assumes 14% total system losses. The loss assumptions
can be modified as shown in the example below.
Warning
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The PVWatts model assumes 14% total system losses. The loss assumptions
can be modified as shown in the example below.

Examples
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