Xantrex Technology PV100S-480 Overview of PV100S Installation, WARNING Shock Hazard

Models: PV100S-480

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Overview of PV100S Installation

Planning

Overview of PV100S Installation

 

WARNING: Shock Hazard

 

Installations of this equipment should only be performed by qualified technicians.

 

Installers must meet all local and state code requirements for licensing and

 

training for the installation of Electrical Power Systems with AC and DC voltage

 

to 600 volts.

 

 

Planning

Planning for a system requires complete understanding of all the components that

 

are involved to successfully install the PV100S to meet the required national,

 

state, and local codes.

Definition

A power system (such as the PV100S) is a collection of devices designed to

 

supply AC power to the utility grid from a solar energy (PV) source.

Components

All types of grid-tied inverter installations, residential or industrial, share common

 

components. This chapter describes each component and suggests the minimum

 

requirements for a safe installation.

Location

The PV100S 100 kW Grid-Tied Photovoltaic Inverter is designed to be installed

 

in either an indoor or outdoor location. The PV100S must be anchored to a level,

 

concrete floor or pad.

 

Ideally the AC interface enclosure/transformer assembly is placed on the left side

 

of the Main Inverter Enclosure. The AC interface enclosure/transformer assembly

 

may be co-located adjacent to the left side of the Main Inverter Enclosure up to,

 

but not exceeding, 15 feet away.

Clearance

Adequate ventilation and service access must be taken into consideration when

 

installing the PV100S. See “Ventilation and Serviceability Requirements” on

 

page 2–3 for specific clearance requirements and ambient temperature

 

requirements.

Conduits and

Given the flexibility to co-locate the AC interface enclosure/transformer assembly

Conductors

to fit a desired system layout, the conduits and conductors are to be supplied by

 

the installer.

 

See “Conduit Penetration” on page 2–8 for recommendations on enclosure

 

penetration locations and conduit routing.

 

See “Conductor and Conduit Sizing” on page 2–11 for information on sizing the

 

conductors and conduits.

 

All interconnect wiring and power conductors interfacing to the PV100S must be

 

in accordance with the National Electric Code ANSI/NFPA 70 and any applicable

 

local codes.

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Xantrex Technology PV100S-480 installation manual Overview of PV100S Installation, WARNING Shock Hazard