These code references should be all that is necessary to put the
inspector on the right path. His requirement that the source be capable
of 100 amps clearly conflicts with the intent of 690.10(A); it makes
clear that the inverter system only needs to be large enough to operate
the single larges
See 690.10, 690.1, and 690.3.
*Jason Szumlanski** *
*Fafco Solar*
On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 1:00 AM, William Miller wrote:
> Jeff:
>
> There is a code passage that specifically states that one does not need to
> provide full rated ampacity to a service. I am sure you can find it.
>
> Find a wa
Jeff:
There is a code passage that specifically states that one does not need to
provide full rated ampacity to a service. I am sure you can find it.
Find a way to prove, mathematically, that the system planned will provide
adequate power. Create or find a spreadsheet listing all appliances
We have a client that just had assembled on his rural property a pre-fab
modular home with "normal" wiring and 200 amp main panel and meter base.
However, landowners around his property will not grant access for electric
utility to cross and he needs to move in ASAP. He realizes that some day he
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