Drake,
They will not let you eliminate the box with the main breaker since the
conductors are run through the building. You are back to a load side
connection. However, since there are no loads pulled off that conductor to
the residential panel before the panel, connecting to the line side of t
Bill,
That is a great point. As it stands, the box
ahead of the residence does contain a main
breaker. If we get rid of that breaker and turn
it into a lugs only panel, it would satisfy the
requirements. I wonder how that would pan out,
since the wiring runs through this other building.
Drake,
690.64 relates everything to the service disconnects. All the rest of this
is semantics. As long as the PV connection is upstream of the service
disconnect (i.e. in between the service disconnect and the service meter),
it is considered a line side service connection.
If there is no
At 03:24 PM 7/30/2008, you wrote:
According to the two paragraphs above, the commercial building has
two commercial services??? One will receive PV and one will not??
One service is for the commercial building and one is for the
residence. There is one service drop to two meters. Both servi
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