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III. INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
INSTALLATION POSITION AND WORKING ENVIRONMENT
Before installing the PV modules on a roof, ensure
that the roof construction is suitable. The modules
have been certified for a maximum wind suction
load of 2,400 Pa and a maximum snow load or wind
pressure of 5,400 Pa.
Before installing the PV modules via bonding, en-
sure that the substrate is suitable and approved for
bonding (refer to List of tested and approved sub-
strates in Bonding instructions, Art. no. 199131-2, p.
26). In case the substrate is not listed, please con-
sult DAS Energy for further clarification.
For your own safety, do not carry out any roof work
without first determining and setting up safety pre-
cautions, in particular fall protection, ladders or
stairs and personal protective equipment. For your
own safety, do not install or handle the modules
in adverse conditions, especially in strong or gusty
winds or on wet or icy roof surfaces.
Check if any permits and / or concessions are nec-
essary by your current applicable legislation before
installa tion.
The operations of installation and maintenance of
the photovoltaic modules must take place only un-
der dry conditions.
The limit operating temperature should be within
-40 °C to 85 °C.
It must be ensured, that the modules are not sub-
jected to wind or snow loads exceeding the maxi-
mum per missible loads.
The modules should be installed in such a way that
there is no shading throughout the year. It must
be en sured that there is no obstacle or other roof
structure which can cause partial or complete shad-
owing of the modules.
Do not use modules near equipment or in locations
where flammable gasses may be generated or col-
lected.
The modules must not be installed nor operated
in areas where hail, snow, sand, dust, air pollution,
soot, etc., are excessive and exceed the tested in-
tensity according to IEC 61215 and IEC 61730. Fur-
thermore, the modules must not be installed nor
operated where aggressive substances or chemi-
cally active vapors, acid rain, or any other type of
corrosive agent could affect the safety and/or per-
formance of the modules. When the modules are
installed or operated at locations where there is
heavy snow, extremely cold, strong wind, salt fog,
or high stress caused by sand and dust, appropriate
measures to ensure the performance and safety of
the modules must be adopted.
Disclaimer: DAS Energy is not liable for any damage to persons, to the substrate/roof, the PV system (includ-
ing the PV modules as well as the cabling and cable trays) or any other object affected by the installation of
the PV system arising from non-observance of any applicable legislation or of the guidelines and instructions
in this manual, such as non-compliance with the site requirements, improper module allocation, improper
cabling or improper positioning/fixing of the cable trays.
5 Installation requirements