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Fai DEVELOPMENT SERVICES t BUTTE COUNTY - DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES INSPECTION CARD MUST BE ON JOB SITE 24 Hour Inspection Line (IVR) :530.538.4365 (Cut off time for inspections is 3pm) Development Services cannot guarantee inspections on the date requested Office: 530.538.7601 Fax: 530 Permit•No: 817-2891 Issued: 12/5/2017 APN: 030-461-005 Address: 2156 TEHAMA AVE, OROVILLE Owner: WILHITE MICHAEL J & CHRISTINE L Permit Type: SOLAR ROOF -RES Description: INSTALL 10 ROOF MOUNT SOLAR PANEL ' www.butteUounty.nevaas ' 4 AREA 1 Flood Zone: X (Unsh SRA Area: LRA SETBACKS for 7,nn*nfF_ AG_ SRA_ PW Front: Centerline of Road: Rear: SRA: Street: AG: Interior Total Setback from Centerline of Road: ALL PLAN REVISIONS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE COUNTY BEFORE PROCEEDING s f Insvection Tvve IVR INSP DATE Setbacks 131 ' Foundations / Footings 111 Pier/Column Footings 122 Eufer Ground 216 Masonry Grout 120 Setbacks 131 Do Not Pour Concrete Until Above are Sign d - Pre -Slab 124 Gas Test Underground/floor 404 Gas Piping Underground/floor 403 Underfloor Framing 149 -Underfloor Ducts 319 Shear Transfer 136 Under Floor Plumbing_ 412 Under Slab Plumbing 411 Blockin nder inin 612 Tiedown/Soft Set System .611 Do Not Install Floor Sheathing or Slab Until "Above Signed ShearwalUB.W.P.-Interior 134 Shearwall/B.W.P.-Exterior 135 Roof Nail/Drag Trusses 129 Manometer Test 605 Do Not Install Sidin Stucco or Roofing Until Above Signed Rough Framing 153 Rough Plumbing 406 Rough Mechanical 316 Rough Electrical 208 4 -Way Rough Framing 128 Gas Piping House 403 Gas Test House 404 Shower Pan/Tub Test 408 Do Not Insulate Until Above Si ned Insvection Tyve .— IVR INSP DATE T -Bar Ceiling 145 Stucco Lath 142 Plumbing Final 813 Fire Sprinkler Test or Final 702 Swimmin2 Pools Setbacks 131 Pool Plumbing Test 504 Gas Test 404 Pre-Gunite 506 Pre -Deck 505 Pool Fencin Alarms/Barriers 503 Pre -Plaster 507 Manufactured o es Setbacks 131 Blockin nder inin 612 Tiedown/Soft Set System .611 Permanent Foundation System 613 Underground Electric 218 Sewer 407 -Underground Water 417 Manometer Test 605 Continuity Test 602 Ski rtin Ste s/Landin s 610 Coach Info Manufactures Name: Date of Manufacture: Model Name/Number: Serial Numbers: Length x Width: Insignia: ;ty..�� - _ s '.� .c }, :. 4 }F .. 1 adrTar ,�.+g S -u ♦7. a �. .. 3 � H a rY r;.F st.• .�•r r GzY,p .��''E •'�=y�ti'�.'��,.4�z r•je :Tf;�4l�,;:...k �i { _.4°3`�u�'.r"t{.:•�3��,6Sirn :<�� �i�:�.(�-t�'•,cs �.i., x�v� Lah �"•°,F Permit Final 802 Electrical Final 903- 03-Mechanical MechanicalFinal 809 Plumbing Final 813 Fire Sprinkler Test or Final 702 r Public Works Final 538.7681 Fire De artment/CDF 538.6226 Env. Health Final 538.7281 Sewer District Final "PROJECT I -rro,ecr rmaE is a s-ernncare of occupancy for kxeslaennai vmy) PERMITS BECOME NULL AND VOID 1 YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ISSUANCE. IF WORK HAS COMMENCED, YOU MAY PAY FOR A 1 YEAR RENEWAL 30 DAYS PRIOR TO EXPIRATION - r . 1% ••. 'c � a � ,.4 � r { •� � � • ` � � ••,e a `�` i � t C � .� � y •' L s , • - i-.• : ,.� '+'. *' ` x: ,, a ,l: ~ � { r a •- s . ^i "1�' cr lii:r +E % Canadic!" So'I-ar c w .9 .. '`Y`. �: '�'' } t • t � •: , .mayy ,. t t y r f•. c ..>,f'L �_ � ,.'�_,. � � • s i •� d ! .a +i a SUPERPOWER CS6K-290 295130OMS Canadian Solar's new SuperPower modules with Mono-PERC cells significantly improve efficiency - _ and reliability. The innovative technology offers superior low irradiance performance.in the mor- ning, in the evening and on cloudy days, increa- sing the energy output of the module and the overall yield of the solar system. 25 linear power output warranty, .Years r. , KEY FEATURES • 10,• product warranty on materials 11'% more.power than con- .' years and workmanship - ventional modules ................................................................................................................................... s Excellent performance at low irradiance: MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATES*- Q97.5% ISO 9001:2008 / Quality management system ISO 14001:2004 / Standards for environmental management system. OHSAS 18001:2007 / International standards for occupational health & safety. hlgh High PTC rating of up to 91.87 PTC PRODUCT CERTIFICATES* IEC 61215 / IEC 61730: VDE / CE / MCS / CEC AU. Improved energy production due to low UL 17031 IEC 61215 performance: EEC listed (US) • UL 1703: CSA ! IEC 61701 ED2: VDE ! IEC 62716: VDE / Take-e-way �- temperature coefficients UNI 9177 Reaction to Fre: Class 1 o IP67 junction box for long- csAus ` C 'BO%Affei� — CERT IPbi term weather endurance * As there are different certification requirements in different enaekLt5, please contact your local Canadian Solar sales representative for the specific certificates applicable to the products in the region in which the products are to be used_ ` 7t F�k Heavy snow load up to 5400 Pa, ........... ............................................_--•-••--•--..._.._._.._._..._..-_.-•- C� wind load up to 2400 Pa CANADIAN SOLAR INC. is committed to providing high quality solar products, solar system solutioins and sefrtices to customers around the world. As a leading PV project de4elcrper and ' manufacturer of solar moduleswith over 15 GW, deplored around the world since 2001, Canadian Solar Inc- (NASDAQr CSIQ) is one of the most bankable solar companies waddWide. CANADIAN SOLAR INC. 2430 Camino Ramon, Suite 240 San Ramon, CA, USA 94583-4385 www-cafnad iansolar_comt'na I sales..ausgcanadiansolar_corn ENGINEERING DRAWING (mm) Frame Cvcss Section A -A 35 i ) - n Mounting Hole ELECTRICAL DATA I STC* CS6K 290MS 295MS 30OMS Nominal Max. Power (Pmax) 290 W 295 W 300 W Opt. Operating Voltage (Vmp) , 32.1 V 32.3 V 32.5 V Opt. Operating Current (Imp) 9.05 A 9.14 A 9.24 A Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) 39.3 V_ 39.5 V 39.7 V Short Circuit Current (Isc) 9.67 A - 9.75 A 9.93T Module Efficiency 17.72 % 8.6f %8.3 3 6,76 Operating Temperature -400C - +850C - Max. System Voltage 1000 V (IEC) or 1000 V (UL) Module Fire Performance TYPE 1 (UL 1703) or 36.4 V CLASS C (IEC 61730) Max. Series Fuse Rating 15A Application Classification Class A Power Tolerance 0 - + 5 W * Under Standard Test Conditions (STC) of irradiance of 1000 W/mr, spectrum AM 1.5 and cell temperature of 25°C. ELECTRICAL DATA I NOCT* CS6K 290k1S 295645 30o 'S _ Nominal Max. Power (Pmax) 210 W 213 W 216 W Opt. Operating Voltage (Vmp) 29.0 V 29.2 V 29.4 V Opt. Operating Current (Imp) 7.25 A 7.30 A 735"A' Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) 36.2 V 36.4 V 36.6 V Short Circuit Current (Isc) 7.74 A 7.83 A 7.92 A * Under Nominal Operating Cell Temperature (NOCr), irradiance of 800 W/m', spectrum AM 1.5, ambient temperate 20°C, wind speed 1 m/s. PERFORMANCE AT LOW IRRADIANCE Excellent performance at low irradiance, average relative efficiency of 97.5 % from an irradiance of 1000 VV/ml to 200 W/m2 (AM 1-5, 25°C). The specification and key features described in this datasheet may deviate slightly and are not guaranteed. Due to on-going innovation, research and product enhancement, Canadian Solar Inc. reserves the right to make any adjustment to the information described herein at any time without notice. Please always obtain the most recent version of the datasheet which shall be duly incorporated into the binding'contract made by the parties governing all transactions related to the purchase and sale of the products described herein. Caution: For professional use only. The installation and handling of PV modules requires professional skills and should only be performed by qualified professionals. Please read the safety and installation instructions before using the modules. CS6K-29SMS / I-V CURVES A Mono -crystalline, 6 inch Cell Arrangement 60 (6X10) - Dimensions 1650x992x4O mm (65.0x39.1 x 1.57 in) Weight_ 18.2 kg (40.1 lbs) A 10 -- Frame Material - -- IP67,3 diodes - - - 10 9. .- _ 26 pieces, 520 kg (1146.4 lbs) -_ _-- _ . .- 9 8 .-. 8 , 7 . .. 7 6, - 6 4 4 3 3 V 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 ■ 1000 W/m' ■ 800 W/m' ❑ 600 W/m' ■ 400 W/m' MECHANICAL DATA Specification Data 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 5°C ■ 25"C ■ 45°C ❑ 65°C ■ Cell Type _ Mono -crystalline, 6 inch Cell Arrangement 60 (6X10) - Dimensions 1650x992x4O mm (65.0x39.1 x 1.57 in) Weight_ 18.2 kg (40.1 lbs) Front Cover 3.2 mm tempered glass Frame Material Anodized aluminium alloy J -Box IP67,3 diodes Cable _ 4 mm2 (IEC)or4 mm2 & 12 AWG 1000 V (UL), 1000 mm (39.4 in) Connector_ T4 (IEC/UL) Per Pallet _ 26 pieces, 520 kg (1146.4 lbs) Per container (40' HQ) 728 pieces TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTICS Speclficitt o'a_ Data Temperature Coefficient (Pmax) -0.39 %/°C Temperature _Coefficient (Voc) % / °C _ Te_mperature_Co_efficient (Isc) _-0.30 0.053 % /°C Nominal Operating Cell Temperature 45±2 °C ....... I— ................................................................................................. .................................................... .... ....................... .................. ................................... CANADIAN SOLAR INC. September 2016. All rights reserved, PV Module Product Datasheet V5.52P1 _NA nR,r, SOLAR 9f NEW ENHANCEMENTS moulff ` � N.1"RAC A HILTI GROUP COMPANY SOLARMOUNT defined the standard in solar racking. -New enhancements are designed to get installers off the roof faster ,than, ever'before. Components are pre -assembled and optimized to reduce installation steps and save Labor -time. Our new grounding & bonding process eliminates copper wire and grounding straps to reduce costs. Utilize the m croinverter mount with a wire management clip for an easier installation. SOLARMOUNT INTEGRATED BONDING ADVANTAGE E ALL THE COPPER &,LUUS- A4 , �.. 14 i BONDING & GROUNDING ! �; ,UL27ndjt F MECHANICAL LOADING I I S -r E n L SYSTEM FIRE CLASSIFICATIONul T_ �� , off RE -0 F,�F'Tfl E:' "FEASi --_......._.................................................................................................. OPTIMIZED COMPONENTS VERSATILITY - AVAILABILITY DESIGN TOOLS ,I . California State Fire Marshal Information Bulletin 14-011 Issued: November 25, 2014 FIRE CLASSIFICATION. FOR ROOF MOUNTED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS AND/OR PANEL MODULES — 2013 CALIFORNIA BUILDING STANDARDS CODE SUPPLEMENT EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2015 The Office of the State Fire Marshal is issuing this Information Bulletin to address the use of photovoltaic solar systems and/or panel modules in areas outside the State Responsibility Areas (SRA) and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones. The adoption of UL 1703 with revisions through October 25, 2013 and the Emergency Rulemaking that delayed the effective date'to January 1, 2015 of the adoption were intended to focus on the areas that7— uire�Class� A or Class B roofing (SRA and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones). Where Class A or Class B roofing is . required, the photovoltaic solar system (photovoltaic panels .with the rack support system) shall have a Class A or. Class B rating, respectively. Areas in California that only require a minimum Class C roofing due to statutory provision contained in Health and Safety Code 13132.7 should not be impacted by the early adoption of UL 1703. Those buildings and structures requiring Class C roofing should be able to have installed one of the following and meet the intent of the 2013 California Building Standards Code: 1. Photovoltaic panels and modules having a Class C rating under the previous version of UL 1703 (2002 edition with revisions through April 2008), or 2. Photovoltaic panels and modules having a Class C rating complying with UL 790 (2004 edition with revisions through October 2008), or 3. Photovoltaic systems. having a minimum Class C. rating under the most recent version of UL 1703 (2002 edition with revisions through October 2013). Fire classification of photovoltaic solar systems and panels shall be marked with their fire classification rating, Class A, B, or C. Questions or comments regarding this Information Bulletin should be directed to Division Chief Kevin Reinertson, Code Development and Analysis at (916) 327-4998, or by electronic mail to kevin.reinertson@fire.ca.gov. I . For » .ore intonnation. please visit our website http://0sfm.fire.ca.gov i enphase• r ..TECHNICAL BRIEF Le� E nt E. R G Y. NEC 2014 — Enphase System Code Compliance - Overview This technical brief discusses new NEC 2014 requirements that apply to Enphase Microinverter Systems_. It is useful for installers, electricians, and electrical inspectors or authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs) in understanding how code -compliance is handled where NEC 2014 is adopted.•Main topics discussed in this document are: • NEC 2014 Section 690.12 Rapid Shutdown of PV Systems on Buildings _ • NEC 2014 Section 705.12 Point of.Connection • NEC 2014 Section 690.11 DC Arc -Fault Circuit Protection NEC 2014 Section 690.12 Rapid Shutdown of PV Systems on Buildings �Enphase Microinverter Systems fully.meet,the:rapid,shutdown.requirement„wlthout the need to install addltl al electrical equipment:,Properiy labeling the,PVsystem.power source and rapid shutdown ability,` Is}regwred peecUon 690-56 (B) Solar electric 'PV systems with Enphase Microinverters have one utility -interactive inverter directly ' underneath each solar module, converting Iow,voltage DC.to utility grid, compliant AC. When the utility' grid is available and the sun is shining, each microinverter verifies that the utility grid is operating within • the IEEE 1547, requirements. Only then does it export AC power into the electric service for use by loads onsite or export.power to the utility grid for others to use. When the utility grid has afailure, or the PV system AC circuits are disconnected from the utility service via an AC breaker, AC disconnect, or removal - of the solar or.main utility service meter,' the microinverters stop producing AC power in fewer than six AC cycles. Enphase Microinverters are not capable of operating as an AC voltage source. This means that without an AC utility source,:Enphase Microinverters are not able to energize connected wiring and no AC voltage or current can be injected into the inverter output circuits or the grid. When the AC utility source is removed from the inverter output circuits via any means, such as an AC breaker, AC disconnect or removal of the solar or main utility service meter, this equipment performs the rapid shutdown function per 690.12. With an Enphase Microinverter System this shutdown occurs well within the 690.12 required 10 seconds, and there are no other conductors energized more than 1'.5 m (5 ft) in length inside a building or more than 3 m (10 ft) from a PV array. Code Reference _ y ` 690.12 Rapid Shutdown of PV Systems on Buildings. PV system circuits installed on or in buildings shall include a rapid shutdown function that controls specific conductors in accordance with 690.12(1) through (5) as follows. (1) Requirements for controlled conductors shall apply only to PV system conductors of more.than.1.5 m (5 ft) in length inside a.building, or.more.than 3 m (1.0.ft) from a P.V _ • array. (2) Controlled conductors shall be limited to not more than,30 volts and 240 volt-amperes within 10.seconds of rapid shutdown initiation. (3) Voltage"and power shall be measured between any two.conductors and between any conductor and ground. (4) The rapid shutdown initiation methods shall be labeled in accordance with 690.56(8). (5) Equipment that performs the rapid shutdown shall be listed and identified.. 1 _ ©.2015 Enphase Energy Inc. All rights reserved. _ V January 2015 _ kY�+•�•'s•�'rZrJ,11" '� ti '1 /'� �' _ D.UAL P0,W. SURRLY,�1 SOURCES-3UTIL GRID`AN aev�t.�s'2, 1. -r.•'n syt': Fi .2�'�`_j�'�t JT �s�^?rL_c.�c _.-. s - Fi ya �. S0LAR'ELEC-TtmlSYSTEM icy y OTOV01 ISYS,EM.-,%' GD fSONNET:d..:: �OPERATING:VOLTAGE! ;VOLTS 'OPERAT, INGCURREt E. AMPS •�wt•ly W4��•N N�� •� !.♦_V��l s. 1-: el�Clyi'�S, �•.. ,•1:,. � ZiQ. /•fl•.1 �+r IAF-, ••`�: 1 ��!"•y v•. ^. } l �Six� �;r.1?�t3•'f;r!-.�.r:l4lr,..v`�i�e�"'yra.rti E, z:F-t, �j•a:�jtii � ;,�,' D k cis} ,, I pl. ,f1�6'�:,,' ,,�..s K-•• .. t�. �:r:-'r'n:i..w1� .;tlX;t`.�•iS'.'F';;tw�'I�s..' ..••��r�ii��, 3 H(, PHOTON OL TIIIlliVEFTERS:. .:OCAT'ED'UNDEREACH'PV,;MOD, DO NOT RELOCmTHI�� � OVERCURRENT DEVICE :. DO NOT RELOCATE THIS OVERCURRENT DEVICE . PHOTOVOLTAIC'.:. � . SOLAR BREAKER PHOTOVOLTAIG, , -: F'"SOL',AR, BREAKER; Fg-WARNINd, '' SOLAR ELEGTRIG ,, CIRCUIT BREAKER� ' IS BACKFED � =r" ,%'.,WARN IN (j'** SOLAR ELECTRIC. CIRCUIT BREAKER' ISBACKFED . ti,' PV SOLAR BREAKER- DO NOT RELOCATE:'-' ,tTH IS`O,VERC U. RR ENT . Classic Composition Mount I QMSC Elevated Water Seal Technology - 12.00 —� AVAILABLE IN MILL, CLEAR ANODIZED, AND BRONZE ANODIZED FINISHES. TOWARC GE 12.00 I ""'MARY AND CONNDI NtAk INEWORANION COWA DDIINDDRAWWG•INESOLEPROPERTYWWICKNOUr PV.ANYREPRODUCnDNWPARIORM AWNOLEWRHOIITINEWRIRENP —IJDNOf OUCKAOUMPVGPRONINIEO. WX 1 FLASHING, 12" X 17X .050", 5052, MILL 1 2 QBLOCK, CLASSIC, A360 CAST AL, MILL 1 3 HANGER BOLT, PLAIN CENTER, 5/16" x 6", 18-8 SS 1 4 WASHER, SEALING, 5/16" ID X 34' OD, EPDM BONDED SS 1 5 NUT, HEX, 5/16-18, UNC -2B, 18-8 SS 2 6 WASHER, FLAT, 19/64" ID x 7/8" OD x 1/8" EPDM 1 7 WASHER, FENDER, 5/16" ID X 1" OD, 18-8 SS 1 8 WASHER, SPLIT -LOCK, 5/16" ID, 18-8 SS 1 Ouick Mount PV TITLE: AMSC: CLASSIC COMPOSITION MOUNT UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: SIZE DRAWN BY: RAD REV DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES TOLFRANCES: FRACTIONALS 1/8 A DATE: 11/9/2015 7 DO NOT SCALE DRAWING TWOPLACEDECIMAL t.1R THREE PLACE DECIMAL :.125 SCALE: IA WEIGHTA.19 SHEET I OF I Sources: American Wood Council, NDS 2005, Table 11.2 A, 11.3.2 A Notes: 1) Thread must be embedded In a rafter or other structural roof member. 2) See NDS Table 11.5.1C for required edge distances. . BI 7.2.3-7 quic,k Mount PY*i RESPECT THE ROOF Jan -2017, Rev 8 Lag Bolt Specifications Specific Gravity 5/16" shaft per 3' thread depth 5/16" shaft per V thread depth Douglas Fir, Larch " .50 798 266 Douglas Fir, South .46 705 235 - Engelmann Spruce, Lodgepole Pine (MSR 1650 f 8 higher) .46 705 235 Hem, Fir .43 636 212 Hem, Fir (North) .46 705 235 Southern Pine .55 921 307 Spruce, Pine, Fir .42 615 205 Spruce, Pine, Fir (E of 2 million psi and higher grades of MSR and MEL) .50 , 798 266 Sources: American Wood Council, NDS 2005, Table 11.2 A, 11.3.2 A Notes: 1) Thread must be embedded In a rafter or other structural roof member. 2) See NDS Table 11.5.1C for required edge distances. . BI 7.2.3-7 quic,k Mount PY*i RESPECT THE ROOF Jan -2017, Rev 8 Classic Composition Mounting Instructions Installation Tools Required: tape measure, roofing bar, chalk line, stud finder, caulking gun, sealantco -npatible with roofing materials• drill with 7/32" long -style bit, drill or impact gun with 1/2" deep socket. Locate, choose, and mark centers of rafters to be Carefully lift composition roof shingle with roofing Insert.. flashing between 1 st and 2nd course. Slidb mounted. Select the courses of shingles where bar, just above placement of mount. Remove nails. up so top edge of flashing is at least 3/4" higher mounts will be placed. as required. See "Proper Flashing Placement" on than the drip edge of the 3rd course and lower next page. flashing edgla is above the drip edge of 1 st course. Mark -center for drilling. Using drill with 7/32" bit, drill pilot hole into roof Clean off any sawdust, and fill hole with sealant Slide flashing into position. Prepare hanger bolt and rafter, taking care to drill square to the roof. compatible with roofing materials. with hex nut and sealing washer. Insert into We Do not use mount as a drill guide. Drill should be and drive Fenger bolt until QBIock stops rotatieg 'long style bit' aka'aircraft extension bit'to drill a easily. Do NX over torque. 3" deep hole into rafter. Insert EPDM rubber washer over hanger bolt into Using the rack kit hardware, secure the racking block. (L -foot) to the mount using torque specs from racking manufacturer. If racking manufacturer does not specify torque setting, tighten to 13 ft: lbs. BI 7.2.3-7 fou arp�" now.readyfor the ack of your = InFollow all the directions of .he rack manufacturer as well as the moduli manufacturer. SII r - firiqlUmanufacturers' written instructions must also be followed by an on,modifyi g a roof system. PleaseconsulttHe roof manufacturer's specs and instructions prior to touch'mg the roof. Jan -2017, Rev 8 P.roper. • €Flaifiing.poiitioned,.tootow.. Nail's riot removed + �. Ke wa allowswateref Y .Y ntr Y Remove nails I�- Additional tips and information for installing mounts.- See ounts:See Classic Composition Mount install and Quick Tips videos on nail removal, bolt prep, and more at: www.quickmountpv.com/support/videos.htmi ■ It is not necessary or advisable to use nails or other fasteners to secure the -perimeter of the flashing. ■ The Classic Composition Mount is made to work with standard and high-definition composition/ asphalt and wood shingle roofs with 5" to 5-5/8" courses. If the exposed surface of the course exceeds this measurement you may need to use our Classic Shake Mount instead. ■ Depending on the season and climate, size and location of seal tabs, and quality of the shingles, the seal tabs that adhere the shingle courses together may not effectively seal the shingles to the flashings. If this is the case, simply add several quarter -sized dabs of manufacturer accepted sealant or asphalt roofing cement, meeting ASTM D 4586 Type II, between the flashing and the.shingle above. ■ Mounts should not be installed in areas of the roof susceptible.to ice damming. Water ponding under the shingles can reach the bolt penetration. ■ Take care not to damage the roofing material while working on the roof. Removing stone granules and deforming the shingles in any way can shorten the lifespan of the roofing. The value of the solar array is directly affected by the condition of the. roof it is attached to. BI 7.2.3-7 Jan -2017, Rev 8 El II 3rd `courie x_ -Moisture/debns, �>w, n * ;,, accumulatiocan:" 'cause early shrngle,� d course':; de radation +� � r S 1sYcourse w INCORRECT`Position � ' ' `Correc4 Position 1 ,Acceptable No'shingle cutting required' If shingle Position `+1r ] cutting is required; a'/i' Additional tips and information for installing mounts.- See ounts:See Classic Composition Mount install and Quick Tips videos on nail removal, bolt prep, and more at: www.quickmountpv.com/support/videos.htmi ■ It is not necessary or advisable to use nails or other fasteners to secure the -perimeter of the flashing. ■ The Classic Composition Mount is made to work with standard and high-definition composition/ asphalt and wood shingle roofs with 5" to 5-5/8" courses. If the exposed surface of the course exceeds this measurement you may need to use our Classic Shake Mount instead. ■ Depending on the season and climate, size and location of seal tabs, and quality of the shingles, the seal tabs that adhere the shingle courses together may not effectively seal the shingles to the flashings. If this is the case, simply add several quarter -sized dabs of manufacturer accepted sealant or asphalt roofing cement, meeting ASTM D 4586 Type II, between the flashing and the.shingle above. ■ Mounts should not be installed in areas of the roof susceptible.to ice damming. Water ponding under the shingles can reach the bolt penetration. ■ Take care not to damage the roofing material while working on the roof. Removing stone granules and deforming the shingles in any way can shorten the lifespan of the roofing. The value of the solar array is directly affected by the condition of the. roof it is attached to. BI 7.2.3-7 Jan -2017, Rev 8 El Data Sheet Enphase Microinverters Enphase IQ 6 and IQ 6+ Micr®inverters U�. To learn more about Enphase offerings, visit enphase.com The high-powered smart grid -ready Enphase IQ 6 MicroT" and Enphase IQ 6+ Micro" dramatically simplify the installation process while achieving the highest efficiency for module -level power electronics. Part of the Enphase IQ System, the IQ 6 and IQ 6+ Micro'integrate seamlessly with the Enphase IQ Envoy'", Enphase Q Aggregator TI Enphase IQ Battery'", and the Enphase EnlightenTMmonitoring and analysis software. The IQ 6 and IQ 6+ Micro extend the reliability - standards set forth--by-previous-generations-and undergo over a million hours of power -on testing. Enabling Enphase to provide an industry-leading warranty of up to 25 years. Easy to Install Lightweight and simple Faster installation with improved two -wire cabling Built-in rapid shutdown compliant (NEC 2014) Productive and Reliable Optimized for high powered 60 -cell and 72- cellt modules More than a million hours of testing Class II double -insulated enclosure Smart Grid Ready Complies with fixed power factor, voltage and frequency ride -through requirements Remotely updates to respond to changing grid requirements Configurable for varying grid profiles * The IQ 6+ Micro is required to support 72 -cell modules u ENPHASE. Enphase IQ 6 and IQ 6+ Microinverters . _. INPUT DATA (DC) IQ6-60-2-U.S AND IQ6-60-5-US IQ6PLUS-72-2-US AND I06PLUS-72-5-US Commonly used module pairings' 195 W - 330 W + 235W -400W+ Module compatibility 60 -cell PV modules only 60 -cell and 72 -cell PV modules Maximum input DC voltage 48V 62V Peak power tracking voltage 27 V - 37 V 27V -45V Operating range 16 V - 48 V 16 V - 62 V Min/Max start voltage 22 V / 48 V 22 V / 62 V Max DC short circuit current (module Isc) 15A 15A Overvoltage class DC port II II DC port backfeed under single fault 0 A 0 A PV array configuration 1 x.1 ungrounded array; No additional DC side protection required; AC port backfeed under single fault AC side protection requires max 20A per branch circuit OUTPUT DATA (AC) I06 -60 -2 -US AND IQ6-60-5-US IQ6PLUS-72-2-US AND IQ6PLUS-72-5-US Peak output power 240 VA 290 VA Maximum continuous output power 230 VA 280 VA Nominal voltage/range2 240 V / 211-264 V 208 V (10) / 183-229 V 240 V / 211-264 V 208 V (10) / 183-229 V Nominal output current — 0.96 A 1.11 A 1.17 A. 1.35 A Nominal frequency 60 Hz 60 Hz _Extended frequency range. 47 - 68 Hz 477 68,Hz . Power factor at.rated power 1.0 1.0 Maximum units per 20 A branch circuit 16 (240 VAC) 13 (240 VAC) 14 (single-phase 208 VAC) 11 (single-phase 208 VAC) Ovefvoltage class AC port III III AC port backfeed under single fault 0 A 0 A Power -factor (adjustable) 0.7 leading ... 0.7 lagging 0.7 leading ... 0.7 lagging EFFICIENCY @240 V @208 V (10) @240 V @208 V (10) CEC weighted efficiency 97.0% 96.5% 97.0% 96.5% MECHANICAL DATA Ambient temperature range -40°C to +65°C Relative humidity range 4% to 100% (condensing) Connector type MC4 or Amphenol H4 UTX Dimensions (WxHxD) 219 mm x 191 mm x 37.9 mm (without bracket) Weight 1.5 kg (3,3 lbs) Cooling Natural convection - No falls Approved for wet locations Yes Pollution degree PD3 Environmental category / UV exposure rating Outdoor - NEMA 250, type 6 (IP67) FEATURES Communication Power line Monitoring Enlighten Manager and MyEnlighten monitoring options Compatible with Enphase IQ Envoy Compliance UL 62109-1, UL1741/IEEE1547, FCC Part 15 Class B, ICES -0003 Class B, CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 107.1-01 This product is UL Listed as PV Rapid Shut Down Equipment and conforms with NEC -2014 and NEC -2017 section 690.12 and C22.1-2015 Rule 64-218 Rapid Shutdown of PV Systems, for AC and DC conductors, when installed according manufacturer's instructions. 1. No enforced DC/AC ratio. Seethe compatibility calculator at enphase.com/en-vs/support/module-compatiboli 2. Nominal voltage range can be extended beyond nominal if required by the utility. To learn more about Enphase offerings, visit enphase.com © 2017 Enphase Energy. All rights reserved. All trademarks or brands used are the property of Enphase Energy, Inc. O=k E! �! H AS E. 2017-05-01 ENPHASE. Installing Enphase 1Q 6 and IQ 6+ Microinverters To install the Enphase IQ 6 and IQ 6+ Microinverters, read and follow all warnings and instructions in this guide and in the Enphase IQ 6 and IQ 6+ Microin- verter Installation and Operation Manual at: rnf hasc-, enrn/; i)port. Safety warnings are listed on the back of this guide. The Enphase Microinverter models listed in this guide do not require grounding electrode conductors (GEC) or equipment grounding conductors (EGC). The microinverter has a Class II double -insulated rating, which includes ground fault protection (GFP). To support GFP, use only PV modules equipped with DC cables labeled PV Wire or PV Cable. IMPORTANT: Enphase IQ Envoy and IQ 6 and IQ 6+ Micros do not communicate with, and should not be used with, previous generation Enphase Microin- verters and Envoys. The Q Aggregator and other Q accessories work only with Enphase IQ 6 and/or IQ 6+ Microinverters. PREPARATION A ) Download the Enphase Installer Toolkit mobile app and Q� Q D) Check that you have these other items: open it to log in to your Enlighten account. With this app, Enphase Q Aggregators or AC junction box . you can scan microinverter serial numbers and connect h_ Number 2 and 3 Phillips screwdrivers to the Enphase IQ Envoy to track system installation A 27 mm open-end wrench or channel lock pliers for terminator progress. To download, go to Pr iohase rorn/toolkii or scan the OR code at right. Torque wrench, sockets, wrenches for mounting hardware B) Refer to the following table and check PV module electrical compati- bility at: enphase.com/en-us/supporVmodule-compatibility- To ensure mechanical compatibility, order the correct DC connector type (MC -4 locking or Amphenol UTX) for both microinverter and PV module from your distributor. C) In addition to the Enphase Microinverters, PV modules and racking, you will need these Enphase items: Enphase IQ Envoy (model ENV-IQ-AM1-240) communications gateway: required to monitor solar production Tie wraps or cable clips (Q -CLIP -100) Enphase Sealing Caps (Q -SEAL -10): for any unused connectors on the Enphase Q Cable Enphase Terminator (Q -TERM -10): one negded at the end of each AC cable segment Enphase Disconnect Tool (Q -DISC -10) Enphase Q Cable: Microinverter model DC Connector type PV module cell count Q-12-10-240 IQ6-6D-2-US MC -4 locking Pair only with 60 -cell _modules. IQ6-60-5-US_ Amphenol UTX Q-12-20-200 IQ6PLUS-72-2-US. MC -4 locking Pair wiih 60- or 72 -cell modules. IQ6PLUS-72-5-US Amphenol UTX To ensure mechanical compatibility, order the correct DC connector type (MC -4 locking or Amphenol UTX) for both microinverter and PV module from your distributor. C) In addition to the Enphase Microinverters, PV modules and racking, you will need these Enphase items: Enphase IQ Envoy (model ENV-IQ-AM1-240) communications gateway: required to monitor solar production Tie wraps or cable clips (Q -CLIP -100) Enphase Sealing Caps (Q -SEAL -10): for any unused connectors on the Enphase Q Cable Enphase Terminator (Q -TERM -10): one negded at the end of each AC cable segment Enphase Disconnect Tool (Q -DISC -10) Enphase Q Cable: Allows for 30 cm of cable slack. © 2017 Enphase Energy, Inc. All rights reserved. E) Protect your system with lightning and/or surge suppression devices. It is also important to have insurance that protects against lightning and electrical surges. F) Plan your AC branch circuits to meet the following limits for maximum number of microinverters per branch when protected with a 20 -amp over -current protection device (OCPD). Max. IQ 6 Micros per 240V branch circuit (single phase) Cable model Connector PV module I Connector count spacing orientation iper box 13 Q-12-10-240 1.3m Portrait 1240 14 0-12-17-240 2.Om Landscape (60 -cell) 11240 Q-12-20-200 2.3m Landscape (72 -cell) 11200 Allows for 30 cm of cable slack. © 2017 Enphase Energy, Inc. All rights reserved. E) Protect your system with lightning and/or surge suppression devices. It is also important to have insurance that protects against lightning and electrical surges. F) Plan your AC branch circuits to meet the following limits for maximum number of microinverters per branch when protected with a 20 -amp over -current protection device (OCPD). Max. IQ 6 Micros per 240V branch circuit (single phase) Max. IQ 6+ Micros per 24OV branch circuit (single phase) 16 13 Max. IQ 6 Micros per 208V branch circuit(single phase) Max. IQ 6+ Microspper 208V branch circuit(single phase) 14 11 G ) Size the AC wire gauge to account for voltage rise. Select the correct wire size based on the distance from the beginning of the Enphase Q Cable to the breaker in the load center. Design for a voltage rise total of less than 2% for the sections from the Enphase Q Cable to the breaker in the load center. Refer to the Voltage Rise Technical Brief at e,nohase corn/si innor for more information. Best practice: Center -feed the branch circuit to minimize voltage rise in a fully -populated branch. `Tie wraps or cable clips Enphase IQ 6 Micro or IQ 6+ Micro Enphase Q Aggregator or AC junction box DC connector 6*""Enphase R Q Cable AC connector terminator Enphase disconnect tool 140-88888-01 .INSTALLATION ® Position the Enphase.Q Cable A) Plan each cable segment to allow connectors on the Enphase Q Cable to align with each PV module. Allow extra length for slack, cable turns, and any obstructions. B) Mark the approximate centers of each PV module on the PV racking. C.) Lay out the cabling along the installed racking for the AC branch circuit. D ) Cut each segment of cable to meet your planned needs. � WARNING When transitioning betwe(fd ro, /. rail to prevent cable da 0 Create an Installation Map Create a paper installation map to record microinverter serial numbers and position in the array. A) ,.Peel the removable serial number label from each microinverter and affix it to the respective location on the paper installation map. B) Peel the label from the IQ Envoy and affix it to the installation map. C) , Always keep a copy of the installation map for your records. ®install an Enphase Q Aggregator or Junction Box . < "'Affix serial number labels A) Verify that AC voltage at the site is within range: Service Type and Voltage: L1-L2. ®Manage the Cabling 240 V Split -Phase 211 to 264 VAC 208 V Single Phase 1183 to 229 VAC ` A) Use cable clips or tie wraps to attach the cable to the racking. The cable must be B Install an Enphase Q Aggregator or unction box at a suitable location on supported at least eve 1.8 m 6 feet). p1 pp every the- racking: Seefnphase Q Aggregator -Quick Instal Guide.- - B) Dress any excess cabling in loops so C) Provide an AC connection from the Enphase Q Aggregator orjunction that it does not contact the roof. Do not _.---- box back to the electricity network connection using equipment and form loops smaller than 12 cm (4.75 Cable clip practices as required by -local jurisdictions. inches) in diameter. _. ® Mount the Microinverters ' A) Mount the microinverter bracket side up (as shown) and under the PV module, away from rain and sun. Allow a minimum of 1.9 cm (0.75 inches) between the roof and the microinverter. Also allow 1.3 - cm (0.50 inches) between the back of the PV module and the top of the microinverter. B ) Torque the mounting fasteners as follows. Do not over torque. 6 mm (1/4 inches) mounting hardware: 5 N m (45 to 50 in -lbs) 8 mm (5/16 inches) mounting hardware: 9 N m (80 to 85 in -lbs) When using UL 2703 mounting hardware, use the manufacturer's recommended torque value DC'connector : AC connector 0 Connect the Microinverters ' A) Connect the microinverter. Listen for a click as the connectors engage. B) Cover any unused connectors with Enphase Sealing Caps. Listen for a click as the connectors engage. 1J +ls :..-.r a -.: ,F•....��t[�c. a[:inx.:J>„.i: {.:.y,.y tn.Y �. i �,WARNING`c Install'sealmg caps on all'unused AC connectors as r +these connectors become Iwe wfienthe system is energiiedt, { ,,Sealin �.:g caps are regwred for protection against moisture ingre'ss:; t ® Terminate the Unused End of the Cable A) Remove 13 mm (1/2") of the cable sheath from the conductors. Use the terminator loop to measure. Terminator Body I 13mm B ) Slide the hex nut onto the cable. There is a grommet inside of the terminator body that should remain in place. C) Insert the cable into the terminator body so that each of the two wires land on opposite sides of the internal separator. 9 Connect the PV Modules ` �f DANGER! Electric'shockhazard.The OCi,�;,,? * conductors of this PV system are ungrounded s Connect• of •• • the D6. input co6nectors of the corresponding mici. B Check the LED. of the microinverter. The LED flashes six times, when C DC power is applied. modulesC) Mount the PV .. microinverters. Status DC connector LED AC connector ( Energize the System A) If applicable, turn ON the AC disconnect or circuit breaker for the branch circuit. B) Turn ON the main utility -grid AC circuit breaker. Your system will start producing power after a five-minute wait time. D ) Insert a screwdriver into the slot on the top of the terminator to C ) Check the LED on the connector side of the microinveher: hold it in place, and tighten nut with 27 mm open-end wrench or channel lock pliers until fully tightened. Hold the terminator ow t onary with the screwdriver and to 'on the hex nut to revert the conductors.from t+nnstin out of the P 9 separator.: 0 Connect to an Enphase Q Aggregator or Junction Box A) Connect the Enphase Q Cable into the Enphase Q Aggregator or junction box. B) Use the ground lug on the Q Aggregator for module, rack, and balance of system grounding, if needed. The Q Cable uses the following wiring color code:. " j Wire Colors I Black — L1 " j Red — L2 I LED Indicates Flashing green • Normal operation. AC grid function is normal and Q-12-10-240 pt'_' there is communication with the IQ Envoy. I Flashing orange The AC grid is normal but there is no 840-00389 communication with the IQ Envoy. Flashing red The AC grid is either not present or not within Q -DCC -7 + "_ specification. Solid red There is an active "DC Resistance Low, Power Off 100 VDC�- ". condition.' To reset, refer to the Enphase IQ 6 and Q -DCC 5' IQ 6+ Microinverter Installation and Operation Manual at: hHol/ta+,vwerphasecon-/sunoort. ACTIVATE MONITORING AND CONTROLS After you have installed the microinverters, follow the procedures in the Enphase IQ Envoy Quick Install Guide to activate system monitoring, set up grid management functions, and complete the installation. Connecting the IQ Envoy Detecting devices Connecting to Enlighten Registering the system Building the virtual array f Enphase Connector Rating' v Enphase Connectors in the following table have a maximum current of 20 A; a maximum OCPD of,20 A, and maximum ambient temperature of -40° to +79' C C to +174.2". F): d r �« Part Number Model:_ •` : ! Maximum Voltage - 840-00387_. Q-12-10-240 pt'_' 277 VAC 8a0 -00388 Q712 -17 -240,,t -.1'V. 277 VAC µ 840-00389 Q-12-20-200 ' ;. 277 VAC 840-00800 -" Q -DCC -7 + "_ 300 VDC ;: '? Y . ` r;• 840-00385; , Q DCC 2' 100 VDC�- ". 840-00386 , '" Q -DCC 5' 1100 VDC PV Rapid Shutdown Equipment (PVRSE) This product is UL Listed as PV Rapid Shut Down Equipment and conforms with NEC -2014 and NEC -2017 section 690.12 and C22-1-2015 Rule 64-218 Rapid Shutdown of PV Systems, for AC and DC conductors, when installed according to the following requirements: Microinverters and all DC connections must be installed inside the array boundary. Enphase further requires that the microinverters and DC connections be installed under the PV module to avoid direct exposure to rain, UV, and other harmful weather events. The array boundary is defined as 305 mm (1 ft.) from the array in all directions. or 1 m (3 ft.) form the point of entry inside a building. This rapid shutdown system must be provided with an initiating device and (or with) status indicator which must be installed in a location accessible to first responders, or be connected to an automatic system which initiates rapid shutdown upon the activation of a system disconnect or activation of another type of emergency system. The initiator shall be listed and identified as a disconnecting means that plainly indicates whether it is in the 'off or "on position. Examples are: Service disconnecting means PV system disconnecting means Readily accessible switch or circuit breaker The handle position of a switch or circuit breaker is suitable for use as an indicator. Refer to NEC or CSA C22.1-2015 for more information. Additionally, in a prominent location near the initiator device, a placard or label must be provided with a permanent marking including the following wording: 'PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM EQUIPPED WITH RAPID SHUTDOWN' The term'PHOTOVOLTAIC' may be replaced with'PV.' The placard, label, or directory shall be reflective„with all letters capitalized and having a minimum height of 9.5 mm (3/8 in.) in white on red background. SAFETY IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THIS INFORMATION. This guide con- tains important instructions to follow during installation of.the Enphase IQ 6 and IQ 6+Microinverter. WARNING: Hot surface. I WARNING: Refer to safety instructions. DANGER: Risk of electric shock. raI Refer to manual Double -Insulated —� Safety Symbols Microinverter DANGER: Indicates a hazardous situation, 0 which if not avoided, will result in death or 0 serious injury. QWARNING: Indicates a situation where failure to follow instructions be hazard may a safety or cause equipment malfunction. Use extreme caution and follow instructions carefully. WARNING: Indicates a situation where failure © to follow instructions may result in burn injury. NOTE: Indicates information particularly important for optimal system o eration. General Safety Qj DANGER: Risk of electric shock. Do not use Dy Enphase equipment in a manner not specified by the manufacturer. Doing so may cause death ©DANGER: or injury to persons, or damage to equipment. DANGER Risk of electric shock Be aware that A installation of this equipment includes risk of electric shock. DANGER: Risk of electric shock. The DC conduc- Q} tors of this photovoltaic system are ungrounded and may be energized. DANGER: Risk of electric shock. Always de -en Q} ergize the AC branch circuit before servicing. Never disconnect the DC connectors under load. DANGER: Risk of electric shock. Risk of fire. Q} Only use electrical system components 0 approved for wet locations. Enphase Customer Support: enphase.c General Safety, continued Microinverter Safety, continued ©DANGER Risk of electric shock. Risk of fire. Only qualified personnel should troubleshoot, 0 WARNING: Risk of equipment damage. The Enphase Microinverter is not protected from install, or replace Enphase Microinverters or the damage due to moisture trapped in cabling Enphase Q Cable and Accessories. systems. Never mate microinverters to cables that have been left disconnected and exposed to wet conditions. This voids the Enphase ©DANGER Risk of electric shock Risk of fire. Ensure that all AC and OC wiring is correct and warranty. that none of the AC or DC wires are pinched or damaged. Ensure that all AC junction boxes are Qj WARNING: Risk of equipment damage. The Enphase Microinverter functions properly closed. only with a standard, compatible PV module with appropriate fill -factor, voltage, and current ratings. Unsu ©DANGER: Risk of electric shock. Risk of fire. Do not exceed the maximum number of microin- ported devices include smart PV modules, fuel verters in an AC branch circuit as listed in this guide. You must protect each microinverter AC cells, wind or water turbines, DC generators, and non-Enphase batteries, etc. These devices do not branch circuit with a 20A maximum breaker or fuse, as appropriate. behave like standard PV modules, so operation and compliance is not guaranteed These devices may also damage the Enphase Microinverter by exceeding its electrical rating, making the system Risk of electric shock. Risk of fire. ©DANGER Only qualified personnel may connect the potentially unsafe. Enphase Microinverter to the utility grid. WARNING: Risk of skin bum. The chassis of the Enphase Microinverter is the heat sink. Under normal operating conditions, the temperature 0 WARNING: Risk of equipment damage. Enphase male and female connectors must only be mated with the matching male/female connector. could be 20°C above ambient. but under extreme conditions the microinverter can reach a temperature of 90°C. To reduce risk of burns; Before installing or using the QWARNING: 1 Enphase Microinverter, read all instructions and use caution when working with microinverters. ✓ The Enphase Microinverter has cautionary markings in the technical description,NOTE: on the Enphase Microinverter System, and on field -adjustable voltage and frequency trip points the photovoltaic (PV) equipment. that may need to beset, depending upon local . requirements. Only an authorized installer with the permission and following requirements . WARNING: Do not connect Enphase Microin verters to the grid or energize the AC circuit(s) until you have completed all of the installation of the local electrical authorities should make procedures and have received prior approval adjustments. _ Enphase Q Cable Safety from the electrical utility company. When the PV array is exposed to QWARNING: light, DC voltage is supplied to the PCE. 0 DANGER: Risk of electric shock. Do not install the Enphase Q Cable terminator while power is connected. ✓ NOTE: To ensure optimal reliability and to meet DANGER: Risk of electric shock. Risk of fire. warranty requirements, install the Enphase Microinveners and Enphase Q Cable according to the instructions in this guide. Q When stripping the sheath from the Enphase Q Cable, make sure the conductors are not damaged. If the exposed wires are damaged, I the system may not function properly. _ - NOTE: Provide support for the Enphase Q -Cable at least every 1.8 m (6 feet). Dy DANGER: Risk of electric shock. Risk of fire. Do not leave AC connectors on the Enphase NOTE: Perform all electrical installations in accordance with all applicable local electrical Q Cable uncovered for an extended period. codes, such as the Canadian Electrical Code, You must cover any unused connector with a Part 1 and NFPA 70 (NEC). sealing cap. NOTE: The AC and DC connectors on the DANGER: Risk of electric shock Risk of fire. Make cabling are rated as a disconnect only when Q sure protective sealing caps have been installed used with an Enphase Microinverter. on all unused AC connectors. Unused AC connectors are live when the system is energized. NNOTE: Protection against lightning and resulting voitage surge must be in accordance with local WARNING: Use the terminator only once. If standards. Q you open the terminator following installation, the latching mechanism is destroyed. Do not reuse the terminator. If the latching mechanism is defective, do not use the terminator. Do not circumvent or manipulate the latching mechanism. Microinverter — Safety DANGER: Risk of electric shock. Risk of fire. Do Qi not attempt to repair the Enphase Microinverter; WARNING: When installing the Enphase Q 9 P it contains no user -serviceable parts. If it fails, contact Enphase customer service to obtain Cable, secure any loose cable to minimize an RMA (return merchandise authorization) tripping hazard . / ✓ NOTE: When looping the Enphase Q Cable, number and start the replacement process. Tampering with or opening the Enphase Microinverter will void the warrant Y.I do not form loops smaller than 12 cm (4.75 inches) in diameter. I DANGER: Risk of fire. The DC conductors of ! -- ---- -- Q, the PV module must be labeled 'PV Wire” i NOTE: If you need to remove a sealing cap, you or'PV Cable' when paired with the Enphase i must use the Enphase disconnect tool. ✓ NOTE: When installing the Enphase Q Cable and i Microinverter. j WARNING: You the DC must match operating j accessories, adhere to the following: 0 voltage range of the PV module with the Do not expose the terminator or cable allowable input voltage range of the Enphase connections to directed, pressurized liquid Microinverter. i (water jets, etc.). Do not expose the terminator or cable I WARNING: The maximum open circuit voltage 0 ; of the PV module must not exceed the specified connections to continuous immersion. i maximum input DC voltage of the Enphase Do not expose the terminator or cable Microinverter. connections to continuous tension (e.g., tension due toQulling or bending the cable near the connection i WARNING: Risk of equipment damage. Install the microinverter under the PV module to avoid direct exposure to rain, UV, and other Use only the connectors and cables provided. Do not allow contamination or debris in the harmful weather events. Always install the connectors. microinverter bracket side up. Do not mount the microinverter upside down. Do not expose the • Use the terminator and cable connections only I I AC or DC connectors (on the Enphase Q Cable connection, PV module, or the microinverter) when all parts are present and intact. Do not install or use in potentially explosive to rain or condensation before the connectors environments. Do not allow the terminator to come into are mated. contact with open flame. Fit the terminator using only the prescribed tools and in the prescribed manner. Use the terminator to seal the conductor end of the Enphase Q Cable; no other method is allowed. -W , Google 4 r '?A K lie- " s �4 111 � Z.by'k .,, 1 ± •' �•,fl �, -, is - -t -W , Google 4 r '?A K lie- " s �4 111 � I Ij .wmorm 3LvoNouru►mq a sav3woon aemw iaer�aiv LN)I* NO* 3uv WADW V3boe10 V 3LS AVM VTE NaOM "Jt43LWWAaJ lo w a cl tl, st, I Ij Butte County Department of Development Services PERMIT CENTER 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 e�w�uom""03 Main Phone (530)538-7601 Fax (530) 538-7785 www.buttecounty.net/dds Declaration of Installation for Smoke Alarms and Carbon Monoxide Alarms FORM NO DBI -01 The newly adopted 20.13 California Residential Code requires the installation of Carbon-. Monoxide Detectors in dwelling units and in sleeping units within which fuel -burning appliances are installed and in dwelling units that have attached garages. The policy for Carbon Monoxide Alarms in Butte County states: "Any permit obtained in which the value of work exceeds $1000 associated with a Residential Group R Dwelling Unit or Sleeping Unit shall conform to the following 2013 California Residential Code requirements for Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms (Section R314 & R315)." 2013 California Residential Code requirements for Carbon Monoxide Alarms: R315.1 New construction: An approved carbon monoxide alarm shall be installed in dwelling units and in sleeping units within which fuel -burning appliances are installed and indwelling units that have attached garages. R315.1.2 Power supply:' For -new construction required carbon monoxide alarms shall receive their primary power from the building wiring where such wiring is served from a commercial source and shall be equipped with a battery back-up. Alarm wiring shall be directly connected to the permanent building wiring without a disconnecting switch other than as required for over - current protection. Exceptions: 1. In dwelling units where there is no commercial power supply the carbon monoxide alarm may be solely battery operated. 2. In existing dwelling units a carbon monoxide alarm is permitted to be solely battery operated where repairs or alterations do not result in the removal of wall and ceiling finishes or there is no access by means of attic, basement or crawl space. R315.1.3 Interconnection. Where more than one carbon monoxide alarm is required to be installed within the dwelling unit or within a sleeping unit the alarm shall be interconnected in a manner that activation of one alarm shall activate all of the alarms in the individual unit. Exception: 1. Interconnection is not required in existing dwelling units where repairs do not result in the removal of wall and ceiling finishes, there is no access by means of attic, basement or crawl space, and no previous method for interconnection existed. R315.2 Where required in existing dwellings: Where a permit is required for alterations, repairs or additions exceeding one thousand dollars ($1,000), existing dwellings or sleeping units that have attached garages or fuel -burning appliances shall be provided with a carbon monoxide alarm in accordance with Section R315.1. Carbon monoxide alarms shall only be required in the specific dwelling unit or sleeping unit for which the permit was obtained. R315.2.6 Alarm requirements: No person shall install, market, distribute, offer for sale or sell any carbon monoxide device in the State of California unless the device and instructions have been approved and listed by the State Fire Marshal. Pagel of 2 Revised 7.20.2015 Sri - Carbon monoxide alarms required by Sections R315.1 and R315.2 shall be installed in the following locations: 1. Outside of each separate dwelling unit sleeping area in the immediate'vicinity of the bedroom(s). 2. On every level of a dwelling unit including basements. R315.1.5 Multiple -purpose alarms: Carbon monoxide alarms combined with smoke alarms shall:comply with Section R315, all applicable standards, and requirements for.listing and approval by the Office of. the State Fire Marshal, for smoke alarms. Butte County's -Interpretation of 2013 CRC, Sections 314 & 315 for Smoke Alarms & Carbon Monoxide Alarms: Where alterations, repairs or additions exceeding $1,000 in valuation, existing dwellings shall be retrofitted with smoke alarms and those that have attached garages or fuel -burning appliances shall have carbon monoxide alarms installed. Existing smoke alarms can be replaced with dual function alarms for Smoke and Carbon Monoxide and in most cases will comply with the aforementioned code requirements for Carbon Monoxide Alarms. DECLARATION OF INSTALLATION UNDER THE PENALTY OF PERJURY As Owner/Contractor, Vwe affirm and declare under the penalty of perjury, under the laws of the State of California, by our signatures below as Owner/Contractor, that Vwe will comply prior to final inspection with Items A & B as specified herein: A. Both Owner/Contractor have read and clearly understand the aforementioned 2010 California Residential Code (CRC) Carbon Monoxide Alarm requirements. B. Both Owner/Contractor are responsible for installing Carbon Monoxide Alarms prior to final inspection as per the aforementioned building code and maintaining such installation. Smoke Alarms will also be installed prior to final inspection as per the 2010 CRC. Monoxide alarms are now installed in .lad �-✓� e. l O c �� n - 0 to 97 o —L i _ Val Fit Owner's name (print): locations: ^n-vtr c K J Date: �-- / Contractor's name.(print): CSLB License: ]j S\02glo Contractor's signature: Date: Project Address: _ o �jle. t OrOy1`kE Permit #: 1&1 -225 1 Revised 7.20.2015