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The'information in this guideline is inrended to help local jurisdictions and contractors identify when PV sysrem installations <br />are simple, needing only a basic review and when an installarion is more complex. It is likely that 50%-75% of all residential <br />systems will comply with these simple crireria. For projec6 thal fail to meet the simple criteria. resolution steps have been <br />suggested to provide as a path ro permit approval. <br />lle q uir ed I nJ ortnat i ott J o r f'ermi t : <br />L Site plan showing location of major componenE on the propeny. This drawing need not be exactly to scale, but it <br />should represent relative location of components at site (see supplied example site plan). PV arrays on dwellings <br />with a f' perimeter space at ridge and sides may not need separale hre service review. <br />2. Electrical diagram showing PV array confrguration, wiring system, overcurrent protedion, invertec disconnects, <br />required signs, and ac connection to building (see supplied sLandard electrical diagram). <br />3. Specincation sheers and installation manuals (if available) for all manufactured componenG including, bur not <br />limired to, PV modules, inverter(s), combiner box, disconnecrs, and mounting system. <br />Step 1: Structural Review o[ PV Array Mounting System <br />Is the aray to b€ mounted on a detned, permitted mof structuret E Yes f] lto <br />IJ No due to non-compliant rool or a ground mount, submit completed worhsheet Jor the structure wKSl . <br />Roof Information: <br />L Is the roohng type lightweight (Yes = composirion, Iightweight masonry, metal, etc. .)YES <br />I No, submit completed worhsheet lor rool structure wftSI (No = heavy masonry, slate, etc...) <br />2 Does rhe roof have a single roof covering? Elyes flf,lo <br />If No, submit completed worksheet Jor rooJ structure WNSI . <br />3 Provide method and type of weatherproonng roof penetrations (e.9. flashing. caulk)CAULK <br />M ount ing Sy s t ern I nfo r mation <br />l. Is the mounting structure an <br />beneath the module frames? <br />Il No, provide details ol structural attachmcnt certiled W a design professional. <br />2. For manufactured mounting systems, hll out information on the mounting system below <br />a Mounting System Manufacrurer j!M!19[product Name and Model# S}rAPNa O(SERIES l0o{r-; FTASHED L FOOT <br />b. Tolal Weight of PV Modules and Rails 484.7 bs <br />c Total Number of Attachment Point .20 <br />d. weighr per A[achmenr poinr (b * c)31.2 lbs (if grearer rhan 45 lbs, see wKs I ) <br />e Maximum Spacing Between AtEchment Points on a Ra <br />maximum spacing allowed based on maximum design <br />t72 nches (see product manual for <br />f <br />g <br />Toral Surface Area of PV Modules (square feeo 197.7 <br />wind speed) <br />fr? <br />Distributed Weight of PV Module on Roof (b + f)lbs/ft'? <br />IJ distributed weight oJ the PV slstem is greater than 5 lbs/.|e, see WKSI. <br />Step 2 Elect,lcai Re"iew oI PV Sytt"rn (Calculations [or Electrical Diagram) <br />In order for a Pv s)xstem to be considered for an expedited permit process, the following must apply: <br />l. PV modules, urility-interactive inverters, and combiner boxes are identified for use in PV systems. <br />2. The PV array is composed of 4 series strings or less per inverrer <br />3. The rotal inverter capacity has a continuous ac power output 15,440 Watts or less <br />4. The ac interconnection point is on the load side of service disconnecting means (690.64(B)). <br />5. One ofthe standard electrical diagrams(El.l,El.la,El.lb,orEl.lc)canbeusedtoaccuratelyrepresentthePV <br />system. Interactive PDF diagrams are available rL .. .. . r' rr . ( .' - <br />understand eech blank to jll in. lf tlY electrical system is more complex than the standard electrical diagtam t:an efJectivcly <br />2 <br />engineered product designed to mount PV modules with no more than an l8' gap <br />Ev"s Eno