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• Do not use PV modules with broken glass or torn back sheet which presents 
danger of electrical shock.

• Do not handle panels in wet conditions without appropriate protection.

• Do not expose PV module to sunlight until installation to avoid unnecessary 
degradation.

• Any module without a frame (laminate) shall not be considered to comply 
with the requirements of UL 1703 unless the module is mounted with hardware 
that has been tested and evaluated with the module under this standard or by 
a field Inspection certifying that the installed module complies with the 
requirements of UL 1703. 

• Installation shall conform with UL standards and Safety Standards for Electri-
cal Installations.

• Do not disconnect under load. 

• Do not touch conductive parts of PV modules, such as terminals, which can 
result in burns, sparks and lethal shock whether or not the PV module is con-
nected.

• Do not touch the PV module unnecessarily during installation. 

• Do not work in the rain, snow or windy conditions.  

• Do not expose artificial sunlight to PV modules. Completely cover the PV 
module with an opaque material during installation to prevent electricity from 
being generated. 

• Do not wear metallic rings, watchbands, ear, nose, lip rings or other metallic 
objects while installing or troubleshooting. 

• Only use insulated tools that are qualified for working on electrical installa-
tions. 

• Follow the safety regulations for all other system components, including wire 
and cables, connectors, charging regulators, inverters, storage batteries, 
rechargeable 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 of 1.25 to determine component ratings. 

• Only use connectors compatible with the PV module connectors. Removing 
the connectors without prior authorization will invalidate the warranty. 

• Do not move installed modules to another location, which may invalidate the 
warranty.

Each module has three Barcode stickers and one label which have the same 
unique serial no. of each module.
Barcode 1: Laminated into PV modules.
Barcode 2: Sticker on the backside of PV modules. 
Barcode 3: Sticker on the middle location of long frame side.
Label: Sticker on the backside of PV modules, contains model no. and specific 
information pertaining to the module.

• The fire rating of this module is valid only if this Guide is followed. 

• Consult your local authority for Guidelines and requirements for building or 
structural fire safety. 

• Do not use PV modules near equipment or in places where flammable gases 
may be generated. 

• Follow local codes and laws when installing the modules

• Roof construction and installation may affect the fire safety of a building; 
Improper installation may create a hazard in the event of a fire.

• Do not install module that is damaged in any way as it can pose a fire or elec

trical shock hazard.

• Do not install modules within 50m of the shoreline

UL INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR SEG

PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE

UL INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR SEG

PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE

Check the serial No. in the barcode with the packing list when unpacking.
Provide the PV module serial No. When you need support from SEG SOLAR

 for a particular PV module.

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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