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PV modules properly. 

Installers must read and understand this Guide prior to installation. For any 

questions, please contact our technical department ([email protected])
for further information. Installers should follow all safety precautions describ-
ed in this Guide as well as local codes when installing a module. 

Keep this Guide For future reference (care and maintenance) and in the event 

of sale or disposal of the PV modules. 

This document is applicable to the following PV modules:

• The PV module is used in systems operating at greater than 50 VDC or 240 W 
where general access is anticipated. The PV module is certified for safety 
through UL 1703 and within this application class are also certified to meet the 
requirements for fire safety Type 1 or 2. 

• The PV modules shall be properly grounded in accordance with the instruc-
tions in this Guide or the requirements of the National Electrical Code. 

• Installing PV modules requires specialized skills and knowledge. Installation 
should only be performed by qualified personnel. Electrical connections require 

a licensed electrician where applicable according to local code and law (i.e. the 

NEC for the USA and CEC for Canada). 

• Installers should assume all risk of injury that might occur during installation, 
including, but not limited to the risk of electric shock. 

• One single PV module may generate more than 30V DC when exposed to 

direct sunlight. Access to a DC voltage of 30V or more is potentially hazardous. 

• PV modules which convert light energy to DC electrical energy, are designed 

for outdoor use and can be mounted on the ground, rooftop, vehicles or boats, 
etc.  Proper support structure design is the responsibility of the system design
ers and installers.   

• Do not use mirrors or other magnifiers to concentrate sunlight onto the PV 
modules.  

• When installing the PV modules, comply with all local, regional and national 
statutory regulations. Obtain a building permit if necessary.

• Only use equipment, connectors, wiring and support frames compatible with 
the PV modules.  

• Do  not lift the PV module by grasping the module’s  junction box or 
electrical leads. 

• Do not stand or step on the PV modules or place heavy objects onto it.

• Do not drop the PV module or allow objects to fall on the PV module. 

• Do handle with care when moving, transporting and installing the PV mod-
ules.

• Do not attempt to disassemble the PV modules and do not remove any 
attached nameplates or components. 

• Do not apply paint or adhesive to the PV module top surface. 

• Do not scratch or hit the back sheet.

• Do not clean the modules with chemicals. 

Definitions:

UL INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR SEG

PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE

UL INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR SEG

PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE

-XXX: Module power

-HV: High voltage(1500V)

-BMB:60pcs (120 half cell)
-BMC:66pcs (132 half cell)

SEG-XXX-BMB-HV

SEG-XXX-BMD-HV

SEG-XXX-BMC-HV

-BMD:54pcs (108 half cell)

• Do not drill holes in the frame. This may reduce the frame mechanical 
strength and cause cells to crack due to vibration.

• Do not break the anodized coating of the frame (except for grounding con-
nection), this may cause corrosion of the frame.

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Summary of Contents for SEG BMB-HV Series

Page 1: ...MODULE ADD T 925 468 4198 2021 V3 0 SEG SOLAR INC SEG SEG Headquarter California office 6200 Stoneridge Mall Rd Ste 300 Pleasanton CA 94588 SEG San Antonio Texas office 973 Isom Road San Antonio TX 7...

Page 2: ...ETY 2 2 HANDLING SAFETY 2 3 INSTALLATION SAFETY 2 4 FIRE SAFETY 3 PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION 4 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 4 1 GENERAL INSTALLATION PRINCIPLE 4 2 LOCATION AND ANGLE SELECTION 4 3 SCREW INSTALL...

Page 3: ...e may generate more than 30V DC when exposed to direct sunlight Access to a DC voltage of 30V or more is potentially hazardous PV modules which convert light energy to DC electrical energy are designe...

Page 4: ...able batteries etc Under normal outdoor conditions the current and voltage generated will differ from those listed on the datasheet Current and short circuit current should be multiplied by a factor o...

Page 5: ...owledge background when determining the installation locations and angles Each PV module has 8 mounting holes shown on drawing1 1 The downward mechanical load resistance of module will be different ba...

Page 6: ...dule with clamps at longsides of frames UL INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR SEG PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE UL INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR SEG PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE Module type Type1 1755 1730 1722 1038 200 500 5400 190 500 5...

Page 7: ...Voltage The Isc tem perature coefficient feature and the extreme high temperature of installation location must be taken into consideration when calculate the Isc of the PV array Please refer to local...

Page 8: ...ding is highly rec ommended to achieve mitigating risk of higher power degradation rate UL INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR SEG PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE 13 Clean the glass surface of the module regularly with clean...

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