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    This document is an inspection report for a PV system installation at IFOOD Logistics in Mandaue, Cebu. It summarizes that the entire system was inspected to requirements and an inspection report is attached. It then lists the requirements that were checked for the PV array design, installation, protection against overvoltage and electric shock, AC circuit considerations, labeling and identification, and general installation.

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    Created by SolarCert licensed to SunTech.

    PV System Inspection Report


    Page 1 of 2
    Initial VerificationPeriodic Verification

    INSTALLATION ADDRESS REFERENCE

    IFOOD LOGISTICS IFOOD Logistics


    Mandaue,Ce phase 1
    bu
    DATE

    October 6 - 2019
    CIRCUITS INSPECTED

    DC cabling string 1 to 18 INSPECTOR


    AC cabling from inverter to bus cabinet
    Renny Petersen

    GENERAL

    Entire system has been inspected to the requirements of IEC 60364-6 and an inspection report to meet the requirements of IEC
    60364-6is attached

    PV ARRAY DESIGN AND INSTALLATION

    DC system designed, specified and installed to the requirements of IEC 60364 in general and IEC 60364-7-712 in particular.
    ERFEFRGGE
    DC components rated for continuous DC operation

    DC components rated for current and voltage maxima (Voc stc corrected for local temperature range and module type; current
    at Isc stc x 1,25 - IEC 60364-7-712.433 :2002)

    Protection by use of class II or equivalent insulation adopted on the DC side - yes / no (class II preferred - IEC
    60364-7-712.413.2 :2002)

    PV string cables, PV array cables and PV DC main cables have been selected and erected so as to minimize the risk of earth
    faults and short-circuits (IEC 60364-7-712.522.8.1 :2002).

    Wiring systems have been selected and erected to withstand the expected external influences such as wind, ice formation,
    temperature and solar radiation (IEC 60364-7-712.522.8.3 :2002)

    Systems without string over-current protective devices: module reverse current rating (Ir) is greater than possible reverse
    current.

    Systems without string over-current protective devices: String cables sized to accommodate the maximum combined fault
    current from parallel strings (IEC 60364-7-712.433 :2002)

    Systems with string over-current protective devices: over-current protective devices are correctly specified to local codes or to
    the PV module manufacturer's instructions - to NOTE of IEC 60364-7-712.433.2 :2002.

    DC switch disconnector fitted to the DC side of the inverter (IEC 60364-7-712.536.2.2.5 :2002).

    If blocking diodes are fitted, verify that their reverse voltage rating is at least 2 x Voc stc of the PV string in which they are fitted
    (IEC 60364-712-512.1.1 :2002)

    If one of the DC conductors is connected to earth, verify that there is at least simple separation between the AC and DC sides
    and that earth connections have been constructed so as to avoid corrosion (IEC 60364-712-312.2 :2002)
    Created by SolarCert licensed to SunTech.

    PV System Inspection Report


    Page 2

    PV SYSTEM - PROTECTION AGAINST OVERVOLTAGE / ELECTRIC SHOCK

    If an RCD is installed and the PV inverter is without at least simple separation between the AC side and the DC side: is the
    RCD type B according IEC 60755 amendment 2 (IEC 60364-7-712.413.1.1.1.2 :2002 and Figure 712.1).

    Area of all wiring loops been kept as small as possible (IEC 60364-7-712.444.4 :2002)

    Array frame equipotential bonding been installed (to local codes).

    Where installed, equipotential bonding conductors are laid parallel to and bundled with the DC cables.

    PV SYSTEM - AC CIRCUIT SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS

    Means of isolating the inverter been provided on the AC sides.

    Isolation and switching devices been connected such that PV installation is wired to the "load" side and the public supply to the
    "source" side (IEC 60364-7-712.536.2.2.1 :2002)

    Inverter protection settings programmed to local regulations.

    PV SYSTEM - LABELLING AND IDENTIFICATION

    All circuits, protective devices, switches and terminals suitably labelled.

    All DC junction boxes (PV generator and PV array boxes) carry a warning label indicating that active parts inside the boxes are
    fed from a PV array and may still be live after isolation from the PV inverter and public supply.

    Main AC isolator clearly labelled.

    Dual supply warning labels fitted at point of interconnection

    Single line wiring diagram displayed on site.

    Inverter protection settings and installer details displayed on site.

    Emergency shutdown procedures displayed on site.

    All signs and labels suitably affixed and durable.

    PV SYSTEM - GENERAL INSTALLATION (MECHANICAL)

    Ventilation provided behind array to prevent overheating / fire risk.

    Array frame and material corrosion proof.

    Array frame correctly fixed and stable; Roof fixings weatherproof.

    Cable entry weatherproof.

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