Just checking in on this and maybe it was mentioned but Silicon Energy produced
a Class A module, but they only have 190-195W output and as mentioned are cost
prohibitive to most homeowners.
Jesse
RE-Power
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> On Jan 9, 2014, at 6:13 PM, Martin Herzfeld
Martin,
Regarding your reference to installations west of I-280 requiring Class A, I
did not find that in Palo Alto's materials. The City of Woodside fire
department was very involved in the CalFire Guidelines and I would not be
surprised if they implemented such a requirement. If you can find
1. In addition to the thoughts shared, for instance, for one AHJ:
(A) I think "Photovoltaic Installations west of Interstate 280 require PV
modules to have a minimum Class A fire rating" - requirements and
'additional information' since 2009 were revised and updated here ...?
http://www.cityofpa
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