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EN-Rev IM/GN-AM-EN/2.9 Copyright © March, 2022. CSI Solar Co., Ltd.
www.csisolar.com
According to UL 61730, any other specific clearance
required for maintaining a system fire rating should
prevail. Detailed clearance requirements pertaining to
system fire ratings must be provided by your racking
supplier.
5.1 MODULE WIRING
CORRECT WIRING SCHEME
Cable management scheme should be reviewed and
approved by the EPC contractor; in particular required
cable lengths should be cross-checked considering the
specificities of the tracker structure like bearing house
gaps. If longer cable or additional jumper cables are
requested, please contact Canadian Solar’s sales
representative in advance.
Ensure that the wiring is correct before starting up the
system. If the measured open circuit voltage (Voc) and
short-circuit current (Isc) differ from the specifications,
this indicates that there is a wiring fault.
When modules have been installed but the system has
not been connected to the grid yet, each module string
should be kept under open-circuit conditions and
proper actions should be taken to avoid dust and
moisture penetration inside the connectors.
In case where a cable connection method not included
in the below table is used, please confirm the suitable
cable length with Canadian Solar’s sales representative.
For different Canadian Solar module types, Canadian
Solar offers optional cable lengths to match various
system configurations.
Recommended system cable schemes are shown in
table 2 & 3 below:
Table 2: System Cable Scheme for
CS3U/CS3K/CS3W/CS3L/CS3LA/CS3LB/CS3Y/CS3N/CS3SA/CS6W/CS6R/CS7N/CS7L modules
Module types
Standard cables
CS3U-P,
CS3K-P,
CS3W-P, CS3W-MS,
CS3L-P, CS3L-MS,
CS3LA-MS, CS3LB-MS
CS3Y-P, CS3Y-MS,
CS3N-MS,
CS3SA-MS,
CS6W-MS,
CS6R-MS,
CS7N-MS,
CS7L-MS,
CS7L-MS-R
Portrait two rows installation
Note: Adjacent two modules (up and down) need to be rotated 180 degrees
Portrait one row installation
Landscape installation
Note: Adjacent two modules (left to right) need to be rotated 180 degrees
