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Sales Office
Bundang First Tower, 55, Bundang-ro,
Jongno-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do
13591, Korea
Factory
313, Soi-ro, Soi-myeon, Eumseong-gun,
Chungcheongbuk-do 369-872, Korea
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UL Fire Rating
The modules in the specified construction site shown by table below, when used with a listed mounting
system that has been rated as a Class A System or when installed with type 1 or type2 modules, is
suitable to maintain the System Class A Fire Rating.
Module model
Specific construction
Marking
HiS-SXXXRF(TF)
HiS-MXXXRF(TF)
HiS-SXXXRG(TG)
HiS-MXXXRG(TG)
HiS-SXXXRI(TI)
HiS-MXXXRI(TI)
Superstrate: 3.2 ~ 4.0 mm thick;
EVA: 0.25 ~ 0.45mm thick;
Substrate: 0.3 mm ~ 0.64 mm thick;
Module Fire Performance:
Type 1
Superstrate: 3.2 ~ 4.0 mm thick;
EVA: 0.25 ~ 0.45mm thick;
Substrate: 0.253mm ~ 0.3 mm thick;
Module Fire Performance:
Type 2
5. Wiring
5.1 General
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All wiring should be matched with acceptable regional and local electrical codes. (Ex: NEC (USA),
CEC (Canada))
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All wiring work should be done by a certified and authorized engineer.
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All wiring should be connected safely in order to prevent any hazard.
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All PV modules for one serial connection must be identical in terms of output and in types.
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Do not connect PV modules directly in parallel without the combine box.
5.2 Module Wiring
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System voltage should not exceed the maximum system voltage of module. Refer to the table of
clause 4.1 Notes on specification.
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The maximum
number of modules in parallel connection depends on inverter’s capacity.
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PV modules are not designed to be connected to load directly. Therefore, a proper inverter must be
connected.
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Bypass diodes are installed on the modules at the factory. Wrong connection may cause damage to
the bypass diodes, cable and junction box.
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Fuse rating: Fuse capacitance is calculated by using Isc×1.56 according to NEC. Refer to the table of
clause 4.1 Notes on specification.
5.3 Array Wiring
‘Array’ is defined as a module arrangement with combined electrical connection. The array must be
insulated to resist against the possible maximum open-circuit voltage. Also, solar irradiation-proof
copper wires must be used for array wiring. Installers must check the local electrical specifications. In
order to prevent cable drooping, installers should fix cable using wire or duct.
