June 6, 2018 1 Comment
  1. Ensure the roof area or other installation site is capable of handling the desired system size.
  2. If roof mounted, verify that the roof is capable of handling additional weight of solar system. Augment roof structure as necessary.
  3. Properly seal any roof penetrations with roofing industry approved sealing methods.
  4. Install equipment according to manufacturers specifications, using installation requirements and procedures from the manufacturers' specifications.
  5. Properly ground the system parts to reduce the threat of shock hazards and induced surges.

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  • shadrack okuku September 8, 2019 Reply

    Great.

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