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6.H Fire Class Rating 

These modules have achieved

 

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Fire Resistance Rating of Class C. The fire rating of this module is valid only 

when mounted in the manner specified in the mechanical mounting instructions as described in Section 8 of this 

document, “Mounting Methods and Configurations”

In rooftop installations, installed modules must have a standoff height between roof and module of more than 9cm 

[3.54”] for airflow passage

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Note: During UL testing, the slope of the fire class test for this module is 5 in/ft. 

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Module

Roof

 

Figure 8 Standoff Height 

 

 

7. Grounding 

A module with exposed conductive parts is considered to be in compliance with UL 1703 only when it is 

electrically grounded in accordance with the instructions presented below and the requirements of the National 

Electrical Code 

The company installing the modules will be responsible for professional grounding of the modules. The 

factory-provided aluminum frame must be grounded. 

All grounding must be performed to be compliant with the latest regulations that are applicable for the jurisdiction 

where the system is installed, e.g. the NEC (National Electric Code) in the United States. 

If the building is already equipped with an exterior lightning protection system, the PV installation must be 

integrated into the protection system against direct effects of lightning 

 

There are eight 4.2mm [

0.165”] grounding holes on the module frame, four on each of the module’s short sides. 

The grounding holes are identified by a grounding mark (Figure 9) located next to each hole. 

Figure 10 illustrates grounding the module. 

Ground wires must be connected to the module’s frame at one of the 

grounding holes. The ground wire must not be smaller than No.14 AWG (2.5 mm²), and sized according local 

regulations, e.g. the NEC (National Electric Code) in the United States. 

The ground holes must be used with M4 screws. The length of these screws must not exceed 20 mm [

0.78”] in 

order to avoid contacting the back glass of the module. The screw length must not be less than 12 mm [

0.47”]. 

The torque to be applied to the M4 screw is 3.0~4.0 N-m [22.1~26.6 in-lb]. 

 

The material of the frame is aluminum alloy. To avoid galvanic corrosion, all fasteners (nuts, bolts, washers, 

9cm [3.54”] 

Summary of Contents for TS-110C1

Page 1: ...al Version 2 4 12 1 2014 TS CIGS C1 Series TS 110C1 TS 115C1 TS 120C1 TS 125C1 TS 130C1 TS 135C1 TS 140C1 TS 145C1 TS 150C1 TS 155C1 TS 160C1 TS 165C1 TS 130C1HV TS 135C1HV TS 140C1HV TS 145C1HV TS 15...

Page 2: ...0C2 and deleted Models TS 125C2 TS 130C2 TS 135C2 and TS 140C2 for UL certification 10 1 2013 2 1 Update product specification in section 6A and add new models TS 165C2 TS 170C2 and statements in Sect...

Page 3: ...responsibility for any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from use of the modules unless we are automatically liable If you do not adhere to the instructions giv...

Page 4: ...talling or troubleshooting photovoltaic systems Work only in dry conditions with dry modules and tools Do not install the module where flammable gases or vapors are present Never leave a module unsupp...

Page 5: ...ctures that are to be used to support TSMC Solar modules must be wind rated and approved for use by the appropriate local and civil codes prior to installation In Canada the installation must be done...

Page 6: ...14 7 Certified by Maximum system voltage Vsys Maximum series fuse rating Temperature coefficient of Pmax Mechanical load Dimension in inches inch mm Weight in lbs kg Frame UL 1000Vdc UL 6A 0 31 1695Pa...

Page 7: ...ult in damage to the module Avoid immersion of cables and connectors in water and site them away from areas prone to water collection Ensure a minimum clearance of 10mm between the ground roof surface...

Page 8: ...s used the modules are recommended to be mounted in portrait orientation short side parallel to ground for best performance If modules are mounted in landscape orientation long side parallel to ground...

Page 9: ...4 mounting hole locations denoted M1 in Figure 6 This method enables a maximum mechanical loading of 2 400N m2 50PSF IEC too in a static state on the module surface The 4 mounting holes located furth...

Page 10: ...odules are mounted on a permanent structure they should be tilted so that the energy production from the modules will be maximized on an annual basis Generally this result will be achieved when the ti...

Page 11: ...ant with the latest regulations that are applicable for the jurisdiction where the system is installed e g the NEC National Electric Code in the United States If the building is already equipped with...

Page 12: ...Certified by UL only In addition WEEB Washer Electrical Equipment Bond grounding parts with UL 467 listing can be used with TSMC Solar module The WEEB parts must be installed in accordance to the man...

Page 13: ...ring rated for the application Clamp Method The module is secured to the mounting structure by clamping A clamping solution requires a top clamp piece that braces the front of the module frame and a r...

Page 14: ...Figure 12 Middle Clamp Figure 13 End Clamp...

Page 15: ...Figure 14 Module Clamp Mounting Method...

Page 16: ...e 15 requires that the spring washer be first placed on the bolt followed by the insertion of the bolt first through the module mounting hole in the aluminum frame then through the system rail Finally...

Page 17: ...eel Flange Nut Washer M6 Stainless Flat Washer M6 Spring Washer Torque Value 6 1 7 N m 54 0 61 9 in lb Clamps Aluminum 50 1 96 M6 NUT M6 WASHER TOP CLAMP M6 FLANGE NUT BOTTOM CLAMP M6 BOLT L 55 65mm 2...

Page 18: ...st 2 digits of year e g 11 2011 12 2012 4 th Month 1 9 Jan Sep respectively A C Oct Dec respectively 5 th 6 th Day 01 31 2 digit day e g 15 15 th of month 7 th 11 th Internal Use Defined for TSMC Sola...

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