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. EXI'EDIIED [.,[RMII- PR()CFsS FoR SMALL SCAI t. PV SYSI I.MS <br />STAN I)AtTI) STiTING S\'5 TEM <br />The information in this guideline is inrended to help Iocal jurisdict ions and contractors identify when PV system insrallarions <br />are simple. needing only a basic review, and when an installation is more complex. lt is likely thar 50%-75% of all residenrial <br />systems will comply with these simple criteria. For projects that fail to meer the simple criteria. resolurion sreps have been <br />suggested to provide as a path to permit approval. <br />Requirccl Information Jor Permit: <br />L Site plan showing location of major components on the property. This drawing need nor be exacrly ro scale, bur ir <br />should represent relative locarion of components at site (see supplied example sire plan). PV arrays on dwellings <br />with a S perimeter space at ridge and sides may not need separate hre service review. <br />2. Elecrrical diagram showing PV array conhguration, wiring sysrem, overcurrenr protection. tnverter. disconnecrs. <br />required signs, and ac connecrion ro building (see supplied srandard elecrrical diagram). <br />3. Specification sheets and insrallation manuals (if available) for all manufactured componenrs including. bur nor <br />limited to, PV modules, inverrer(s), combiner box, disconnecrs, and mounring system. <br />Step 1: Structural Review oI PV Array Mounting System <br />ls the array to be mounted on a defined, permitted roof structur€? <br />lf No due to non-compliant rooJ or a ground mount. submit completed worksheet Jor the structure WKSI <br />RooJ Information: <br />l. Is the roohng rype lightweight (Yes = composirion. lighrweighr masonry, meral, elc...)COI\,4POSITION <br />Yes E r,lo <br />IJ No. submit completed worksheet for roof structure WfiS, fNo = heavy masonry. slate, etc. <br />2. Does the roof have a single roof coveringz Elves Eno <br />IJ No, submit completed worksheet lor rool structure wKSl. <br />5. Provide merhod and type of weatherproohng roof penerrarions (e.g. flashing, caulk) <br />M ou nt ing Sy st em I nJormat ion : <br />L ls the mounting structure an ejgineered product designed to mount PV modules wirh no more than an l8' gap <br />benearh the module lrames? lzlyes IJ f,lo <br />IJ No, provide details oJ structural attachment certijed by a design proJessional. <br />2. For manufacrured mounting systems, 6ll our in[ormation on the mounring sysrem belowl <br />a. Mounring System Manufacturer lRoN HIDGE producr Name and Model# XB-10-32A <br />b. Total Weigh <br />FLASHING <br />r of PV Modules ,n6 3311s 4'1.45 lbs <br />c. Total Number of Atrachmenr Poinrs 2 <br />inches (see product manual for <br />Total Surface Area of PV lvlodules (square feeo <br />wind speed) <br />Ftr <br />Distributed Weighr oF PV l!,lodule on Roof (b i l)2.56 lbs/fr: <br />Il distributed weight of the PV system is greater than 5 lbst|. see WKSI . <br />Step 2, Electrical Rev,eu, oI PV Syste m (Calculations [or Electrical Diagrar) <br />In order for a PV system to be considered for an expedited permit process, the following must apply: <br />l. PV modules, utility-interacnve inverters, and combiner boxes are idenrihed [or use in PV sysrems. <br />2. The PV array is composed of 4 series strings or less per inverter <br />f The total inverter capacity has a conrinuous ac power output I5,440 Warrs or less <br />4. The ac inrerconnecrion poinr is on the load side of service disconnecring means (690.64(B)). <br />5 One of the slandard electrical diagrams (El.l. El.la, El.lb.orEl lc) can be used ro accurarely represenr rhe PV <br />system. Interactive PDF diagrams are available at rrw\ sol.rr.ri:rrs r)l!tpcnrurtinq <br />tt)nlDtiiD .ttit.lr]r)ri(l (7r?,l1t()lt(ititi,{/i(11/,iIltjrtiti1 dl-\)t.ol)t i.tti drt il <br />2 t \1.|)| ) I't t\\ I l,li()( l\\ t()ll l,\ \)\ \t\ <br />d <br />e <br />t. <br />g <br />Weight per Atrachmenr Poinr (b + c) 20.72 lbs (if grearer rhan 45 lbs, see WKS I ) <br />Maximum Spacing Berween Attachment Poinrs on a Ra <br />maximum spacing allowed based on maximum design <br />it 5