[RE-wrenches] module level control for offgrid

Lones Tuss ltuss at outbackpower.com
Tue Feb 5 12:45:35 EST 2019


Hello All
Below is a link to an OutBack webinar concerning module level shutdown.
Date: Wednesday January 9, 2019
Time: 10:00 AM PST – 10:30 AM PST

http://www.outbackpower.com/resources/obt-training/webinars

Class Description:
As of January 1, 2019, 27 states have adopted the 2017 edition of the NEC and with it Article 690.12(B)(2) addresses PV array safety, for firefighters. California’s adoption starts in 2020. The biggest change in the 2017 edition is the requirement for inside the array rapid shut down. For many installers, the most effective way to meet the requirement is with a module-level device to limit voltage of conductors to less than 80V, 30 seconds after shutdown initiation. In this webinar, we will discuss solutions that meet this requirement that work with OutBack Power products.



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Lones, Does Outback have any schematic details on the installation of these devices with the Outback devices?  Chris Warfel




On 2019-02-03 02:18, Lones Tuss wrote:
Hello Jay and All
Concerning module level shutdown.
Tigo has conducted testing and has validated the FM60/80 charge controllers with their TS4 Module Platform

Imo's FireRaptor has been tested by OutBack and can be used successfully in combination with FM60/80/100  the ICS Plus and the Skybox 5048

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HI All,

Well its the new year and Module level control is here. 690.12 (B)(2)

Does anyone have any updates as to products that work with CC's that meet it?

Thx
jay

Peltz Power




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