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1 WARNING NOTICE
1.1 General Safety
1.2 Handling Safety
Hazardous electricity ! Can shock burn or cause death.
1.
Photovoltaic modules can generate electricity upon exposure to light. The voltage
of a single module is less than 45VDC, but the shock hazard increases as modules
are connected in parallel producing higher current. The shock hazard increases
as modules are connected in series producing higher voltages.
2.
All instructions should be read and understood before attempting to install, wire,
operate, and maintain the photovoltaic module. Contact with electrically active
parts of the module such as terminals can result in burns, sparks, and lethal
shock whether the module is connected or disconnected.
3.
Do not disconnect the connector of the modules while under load. To achieve
disconnect while under load, a provision of High Voltage Slow Blow DC Fuse or
High Voltage DC MCB should be provided in the Array Junction Box.
1.
To avoid the hazard of electric shock and injury, cover the entire front surface of the
PV modules with a dense, opaque material such as a cardboard sheet, during
installation and handling of the modules.
2.
Do not hit or put excessive loads on the glass or back sheet or twist the frame, the
glass may break, PV cells may break.
3.
Do not stand or step on the PV module, the glass may be slippery and there is a
risk of injury or electric shock if glass breaks.
4.
PV modules are heavy , please handle with care. Do not drop or allow objects to fall
on the PV module.
5.
Do not twist the interconnect cable excessively
6.
Unauthorized persons-except the qualified licensed professional--should not
open the cover of the junction box to avoid the hazard of electric shock. Provide
suitable guards to prevent yourself from direct contact with 30 VDC or greater to