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Solar power is new to most in the electrical industry and this expanding and exciting industry has created many NEC® challenges for the designer, contractor, installer, inspector, and instructor. As the market for Solar Photovoltaic systems continues to grow, the rules governing their installations continue to evolve. This book addresses possible conflicts or confusing NEC® requirements, tips on proper electrical installations, and warnings of dangers related to improper electrical installations. In addition to covering Article 690 of the 2014 NEC®, it also covers other related NEC® Articles, including Article 705 which covers the installation of electric power production sources operating in parallel with a primary source(s) of electricity. You'll also learn how to cross reference the code requirements to understand how they relate to one another. -- publisher website.
This guide clarifies the 2014 National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements specific to solar photovoltaic systems. The book addresses the unique challenges presented by the rapidly growing solar industry for designers, contractors, installers, inspectors, and instructors. It aims to resolve potential conflicts and ambiguities within NEC requirements, offer guidance on proper electrical installations, and highlight dangers associated with incorrect installations. The content focuses on Article 690 of the 2014 NEC, alongside other relevant articles such as Article 705, which pertains to parallel power sources, and emphasizes cross-referencing code requirements for a comprehensive understanding.
This technical guide is designed for professionals within the electrical industry navigating the complexities of solar photovoltaic systems under the 2014 NEC. The publisher's description indicates a focus on practical application, aiming to clarify code requirements and promote safe installation practices. The book's structure suggests it serves as a valuable reference for understanding specific articles and their interconnections, particularly for those involved in the design, installation, and inspection of solar power systems.
Page Count:
438
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Mike Holt Enterprises, Incorporated
ISBN-10:
1932685774
ISBN-13:
9781932685770
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