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AEG STANDARD MODULE INSTALLATION MANUAL
GD202104 V1-21
EN
Mounting with clamps (module long side)
Module series:
AS-Mxxx2,AS-Mxxx3
AS-Mxxx8, AS-Pxxx8
AS-Mxxx9, AS-Pxxx9
Load
positive 5400 Pa
negative 2400 Pa
Allowed assembly with clamp
X=1/4 L ±50 mm
X
X
L
X
X
Module series AS-M4327-S (G1)
Module series AS-M3607-S (G1)
Load
positive 5400 Pa
negative 2400 Pa
Load
positive 5400 Pa
negative 2400 Pa
Allowed assembly with clamp
Y= 1/2 L ; X= 1/5L ±50 mm
Allowed assembly with clamp
X= 1/5 L ±50 mm
X
X
L
X
X
Y
Y
X
X
L
X
X
Figure 6A: Clamping on the long side, Loading capacity scheme
Mounting with clamps (module short side)
Module series:
AS-Mxxx2,
AS-Mxxx9, AS-Pxxx9
Module series:
AS-Mxxx2, AS-M608, AS-P608
AS-Mxxx9, AS-Pxxx9
Load:
positive 1600Pa/
negative 1600 Pa
Load
positive 5400 Pa
negative 2400 Pa
Allowed assembly with clamp
X=1/4 W ±50 mm
Allowed assembly with clamp
X=1/4 W ±50 mm,
Y=1/2 L ±50 mm
W
X
X
X
X
L
W
X
X
X
X
Y
Y
Module series:
AS-M1203 (G1)
Module series:
AS-M1203 (M6)
Load:
positive 2400Pa/
negative 2400 Pa
Load:
positive 1800Pa/
negative 1800 Pa
Allowed assembly with clamp
X=1/4 W ±50 mm
Allowed assembly with clamp
X=1/4 W ±50 mm
X
W
X
X
X
X
W
X
X
X
Figure 6B: Clamping on the short side, loading capacity scheme
3.3 Electrical Installation and Grounding
3.3.1 General remarks
Modules electrically connected together in a series/
parallel configuration generate DC electrical energy,
which can be converted to AC by mean of a solar
inverter. When modules are connected in series, the
total voltage is equal to the sum of individual voltages.
For applications requiring high currents, photovoltaic
modules can be connected in parallel; the total current
is equal to the sum of individual currents.
The resulting PV system can then be connected to
the local utility grid system. As the policies of local
utilities and technical rules concerning the connection
of renewable energy systems to power grids vary
from region to region, please consult a qualified
system designer or integrator to design a system
compliant with the related directives. Permits are
normally required for installing a PV system and the
utility must formally approve and inspect the system
before its connection to the grid can be accepted. The
connection of the inverter to the grid needs to be done
by a competent, authorized company. The electrical
installation of the PV system must be carried out in
accordance with the respective National Electrical
Codes or applicable National Regulations.
3.3.2 Electrical installation
To avoid mismatch, power loss or damage to the PV
system, do not use different module types within the
same circuit.
