2026 Pebble Flow

COMPONENT: Rubber cover running nearly the full length of the trailer roof, protecting the solar panel wiring. The trailer carries a solar array and a 45 kWh battery system. The trailer is available for inspection on request; the cover itself was lost on the road. After towing the trailer to Lake Casitas CA on 05/22/2026, the entire roof wiring cover was missing. Given when it was found, it most likely departed while under tow at highway speed. I do not know at what point on the route it came off. I discovered it only by chance, looking down onto the trailer roof from an upstairs window of my house. The roof is not visible from ground level, so no normal walk-around inspection would reveal it. The trailer gave no indication that anything had been lost. CONFIRMED BY MANUFACTURER: Yes. I reported it to Pebble Mobility. In a written email dated 07/09/2026 Pebble listed it among open items as the "wire cover" and committed to replacing it and confirming the wiring underneath was properly protected. As of today that has not been done and the wiring remains exposed. WARNING BEFORE FAILURE: None. No warning lamp, message or symptom. SAFETY RISK: A rubber component running most of the length of the roof becoming a loose object on a highway is a hazard to following traffic. Separately, the solar wiring it was fitted to protect has been exposed to UV and weather for months on a trailer carrying a high-capacity battery system, raising a longer-term risk of insulation degradation.