Solar Energy
Installation and Safety Manual of the Bosch Solar Modules
c-Si M 60-225-16, c-Si M 60-230-16, c-Si M 60-235-16, c-Si M 60-240-16
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Thank you for buying our Bosch Solar photo-
voltaic (PV) modules. This manual describes the
installation and maintenance instructions for
the modules intended for use in North America.
Before installing, wiring and using a module, it
is important to thoroughly read this manual and
understand the instructions. Installers must
understand the basic principles of electricity
and electrical apparatuses as well as article 690
of the National Electrical Code. Special atten-
tion must be given to the safety instructions.
Disclaimer of Liability
Since the use of this Safety and Installation
Manual and the conditions or methods of instal-
lation, operation, use and maintenance of the
module are beyond the control of Bosch Solar,
Bosch Solar does not assume responsibility and
expressively disclaims liability for loss, damage
injury or expense arising out of or in any con-
nected with such installation operation, use or
maintenance of the module.
Bosch Solar assumes no responsibility for in-
fringement of patents or other rights of third
parties which may result from use of the mod-
ule. No license is granted by implication or oth-
erwise under any patent or patent rights. The
information in this Manual is based on Bosch
Solar‘s knowledge and experience and is be-
lieved to be reliable; but such information in-
cluding product specifications (without limita-
tions) and suggestions do not constitute a war-
ranty, expressed or implied. Bosch Solar re-
serves the right to make changes to the prod-
uct, specification or the Manual without prior
notice.
1.
Important Safeguards/Warnings
Read this section carefully before installing,
using, repairing or performing maintenance on
the PV modules or the PV power system.
WARNING
•
Lethal voltages and/or shock hazard may
be present in modules and arrays during
sunlight hours, even at low light level.
This hazard increases when multiple
modules are connected together to pro-
vide higher system voltage or current
levels. Dangerous voltages may also be
present at night from connections to
batteries and feedback from inverters or
other parts of the system.
Bosch Solar modules should only be installed
by qualified installers with adequate solar in-
stallation experience. You must comply with the
standards and regulations applicable to PV in-
stallations, such as National Electrical Code
(NEC) and other building codes, the grid opera-
tor’s technical connection requirements, and
trade association rules concerning accident
prevention. Failure to comply can lead to sig-
nificant personal injury and equipment damage.
Lethal voltages and/or a shock hazard may be
present in modules and arrays during sunlight
hours, even at low light level. This hazard in-
creases when multiple modules are connected
together to provide higher system voltage or
current levels. Dangerous voltages may also be
present at night from connections to batteries
and feedback from inverters or other parts of
the system.
2.
Underwriters Laboratories Information
(U.S. and Canada Only)
Bosch Solar c-Si M 60-225-16, c-Si M 60-230-16,
c-Si M 60-235-16 and c-Si M 60-240-16 are UL
1703 listed. This UL standard covers flat-plate
photovoltaic modules and panels intended for
installation on or integral with buildings or to be
freestanding (not attached to buildings), in
accordance with the National Electrical Code
(NFPA 70), appropriate Building Codes, and any
other applicable Local Codes in the US.
UL Listed Bosch Solar c-Si modules are rated
class C and intended to be installed on “Class
A” fire rated roofs, residential or commercial,
per local codes in US.
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