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QP-10-IM21UL/Rev 12

 

GENERAL   INSTRUCTIONS: 

This installation manual contains essential information for the electrical and mechanical 

installation that you must know before installation modules. This also Contains safety 

information you need to be familiar with. All information described in this manual are 

intellectual  property  and  based  on  technologies  and  experiences  that  have  been 

acquired and accumulated throughout years even it is short period, but it is enough to 

prepare  such  comprehensive  report  about  installation.  This  document  does  not 

constitute a guarantee, expressed or implied. 

Philadelphia Solar does not assume responsibility and expressly disclaims liability for 

loss,  damage,  or  expanse  arising  out  of  or  in  any  way  connected  with  installation, 

operation,  use  or  maintenance  of  PV  modules.  No  responsibility  is  assumed  by 

Philadelphia Solar for any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties that may 

results from use of PV module. Philadelphia Solar reserves the right to make changes to 

the product, specifications or installation manual without prior notice. 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

The  installation  of  PV  modules  requires  a  great  degree  of  skill  and  should  only  be 

performed  by  a  qualified  licensed  professional,  including  licensed  contractors  and 

licensed electrifications. Please be aware that there is a serious risk of various types of 

injury occurring during the installation including the risk of electric shock. All modules are 

equipped with a permanently attached Junction box that will accept variety of wiring 

applications or with a special cable assembly for ease of installation, and they do not 

require special assembly. 

GENERAL WARNING 

1.

 

PV modules are heavy. Handle with care. 

2.

 

Before you attempt to install, wire, operate and maintain the PV module, please 

make sure that you completely understand the information described in this installation 

manual. 

3.

 

Contact with electrically active parts of a PV module such as terminals can result 

in burns, sparks, and lethal shock whether the PV modules is connected   or not. 

4.

 

PV  modules  produce  electricity  when  the  enough  sunlight  or  other  sources

 

illuminate the module surface. 

Summary of Contents for PS-M60 Series

Page 1: ...Installation...

Page 2: ...ect PV Modules cables from direct sunlight 6 Do not strain junction box conductors 7 Do not touch any surface ofmodule 8 Do not place drop objects onto the PVmodule 9 Do not disassemble or attempt to...

Page 3: ...reserves the right to make changes to the product specifications or installation manual without prior notice GENERAL INFORMATION The installation of PV modules requires a great degree of skill and sho...

Page 4: ...s most likely to be damaged In the case of a brush type motor the coil is most likely to be damaged GERNERAL SAFETY Consult local codes and other applicable laws concerning required permits on regulat...

Page 5: ...a risk of frost damage when the frame is filled with water accumulation When sliding snow load has to be considered an appropriate measure has to be taken so that PV module frames on lower edge of PV...

Page 6: ...t stand or step on the PV module The glass surface of PV is slippery and that would cause microcracks in cells which affect the power generation Do not hit or put excessive load on the glass or in the...

Page 7: ...get hot There is a risk of burn or you may collapse because of electric shock Do not work under rain snow or windy conditions Use insulated tools Do not use wet tools Donotdroptoolsorhard objects onP...

Page 8: ...be exposed to direct sunlight after installation to prevent degradation of cables SITE SELECTION In most applications the PV modules should be installed in a location where there is no shading throug...

Page 9: ...he tilt angle of the PV module for the maintenance For the stand alone systems with a battery where the PV modules are attached to a permanent structure the tilt angle of the PV modules should be dete...

Page 10: ...Insulation for DC cables according to IEC712 7 60364 The frame grounding must consider the local requirements and regulations at the site of installation When grounding is required please refer to the...

Page 11: ...or electrical conductivity Such devices where supplied with the module and evaluated through the requirements in UL 61730 may be used for grounding connectionsin accordance with the instructions provi...

Page 12: ...modules clamps should not contact module s glass or deform module s frame 2 Make sure to avoid shadowing from using clamps 3 Make sure to avoid modifying module s frame 4 Use 4 clamps on the long sid...

Page 13: ...el of load Condition applies to most of the environmental conditions Use four mounting holes applies to harsher environmental conditions such as storm heavy snow etc use eight mounting holes Clamping...

Page 14: ...max are within 5 under STC conditions Irradiance of 1000W m2 Am 1 5 spectrum and ambient Temperature of 25C The operating Temperature range 40 C to 85 C under IEC standards 40 C to 90 C under UL 6173...

Page 15: ...contact access is anticipated modules qualified for safety through EN IEC 61730 1 and IEC 61730 2 within this application class are considered to meet the requirements for safety class II Fuses The m...

Page 16: ...mate conditions PS modules are designed and tested to withstand harsh conditions for more than 25 years In addition to the required IEC certification to meet European standards PS products have also b...

Page 17: ...ge at NMOT in Watt 274 281 225 230 244 252 196 204 274 280 225 230 Open Circuit Voltage Voc at NMOT v 45 6 46 68 37 37 38 8 44 5 44 35 36 4 37 43 45 95 47 43 38 96 39 20 Short Circuit Current Isc at N...

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