Hi All, I am helping someone get a utility agreement after the fact that they already installed a system. They used a Princeton Power DRI-10 inverter. Among many other things, the utility requires the UL certificate for interconnected inverters. I cannot find it online anywhere. I have found a press release from Princeton Power stating that the DRI-10 inverter has received its UL listing. But does anyone out there actually have the certificate that they would be willing to share?
Thanks! -Dave *Dave Tedeyan, PE* Senior Engineer | Taitem Engineering, PC 110 South Albany Street | Ithaca, NY 14850 o. *607.277.1118 x121* f. 607.277.2119 www.taitem.com Solar • Sustainability • Energy • Design Certified B-Corporation since 2013
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