PHOTOWATT PW60HT-C-XF, Installation Manual

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Module Type
Compatible
Tracker
Mounting Hardware
Maximum Load
(Pa)
Reference Manual
(Version No.)
PW72LHT-CB-XF
Arctech
single-axis tracker
Portrait one por-
trait
1200 mm rail (bolting method /
M8 bolt + M8 plain washer (O.D. =
16 mm) / 1155 mm holes position)
Drawing No: LT9015540
Uplift load
≤ 2800 Pa
Downforce load
≤ 3000 Pa
SSMFIM-rev01
(Skyline-Module
Fixing Installation
Manual)
PW72LHT-CB-XF
NEXTracker
NX Horizon
400 mm + 1155 mm frame hole
attachment.
Uses V2.4.10 rail + 1,180 mm
supplemental rail + 8x bobtails
(head O.D. 16.8 mm)
Uplift load
≤ 2800 Pa
Downforce load
≤ 3000 Pa
NEXTracker NX
Horizon 2.4 Rail
Installation Manual
(PDM-000176)
PW72LHT-CB-XF
Arctech
single-axis tracker
Portrait two rows
3482 mm rail (bolting me-
thod/ M8 bolt+M8 plain washer
(O.D.=16mm) / 1155 mm holes
position) Drawing No: CS2018011
Uplift load
≤ 2400 Pa
Downforce load
≤ 2400 Pa
SSMFIM-rev01
(SkySmart-Module
Fixing Installation
Manual)
PW72LHT-CB-XF
Soltec SF7 Single-
Axis Tracker
Portrait two rows
3421 mm long rail (bolting me-
thod / M6 bolt+M6 plain washer
(O.D.=18 mm) / 1155 mm holes
position)
Rail Drawing No: SF7-MR-04-041_
Dr-bihiku-2400Pa-30 mm frame
Uplift load
≤ 2400 Pa
Downforce load
≤ 2400 Pa
SF7QG-1500V-en,
revision 1.0
The allowable maximum twist angle of the module
is 0.5 degree.
Please contact the tracker manufacturer and EDF
ENR PWT technical support department for details
in regard to specific projects.
7.0
MAINTENANCE
•
Do not make modifications to any component
of the PV module (diode, junction box, plug
connectors or others).
•
Regular maintenance is required to keep mo-
dules clear of snow, bird droppings, seeds,
pollen, leaves, branches, dirt spots, and dust.
•
Modules with sufficient tilt (at least 15°), gene-
rally do not require cleaning (rain will have a
self-cleaning effect). If the module has beco-
me soiled, it shall be washed with water and a
non-abrasive cleaning brush or sponge during
the cool part of the day. Do not scrape or rub dry
dirt away, as this may cause micro scratches.
•
Snow should be removed using a soft brush.
•
Periodically inspect the system to check the in-
tegrity of all wiring and supports.
•
To protect against electric shock or injury, electri-
cal or mechanical inspections and maintenance
should be performed by qualified personnel only.
•
Please refer to Annex C (Module Cleaning Guide)
for more information on module cleaning.