Aaron,
An exterior utility service panel with an underground service lateral is not
considered in or on the building.
Keep the dc conductors off of the building and you will be fine with a
ground-mounted PV system. Don't bring them inside the building, and don't
run them along the exterior of th
Bill Brooks should probably respond to this also, but reading the NEC,
it looks like if the wires
do not go inside the building to run more than 5 feet (as the crow
flies), the the rapid disconnect
does not apply.OR, less than 10 feet from the array IF the PV is
mounted on that building.
The rapid shutdown language is so confusing. When looking at the rapid shutdown
language, does PV systems "on" a building refer to only situations where the
array is on a building; or does it include DC conductors as well. For example,
if the DC conductors from a pole mounted array run up the si
I've been using the electronic version of the NEC, but have not found
a way to bookmark pages like you could in the old Folio View
versions. There is a section called bookmarks, but it is a table of
contents. Is is possible to set up links to commonly used pages?
Thanks,
Drake
Drake Chamb
HI All;
Anyone have any experience with Franklin Electric's new Subdrive
SolarPAK submersible pumps?
They're showing 1.5 and 3 Hp options. Its a 3 phase motor powered by
an above ground VSD type controller that allows for array direct
pumping. This particular project needs about 10,000 GPD
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