In our new 4 part video series, James takes you through what labels go where on your solar installs.
The Disconnection Point Kit
The Inverter
The Shutdown Procedure Label- Located adjacent to or visible from the equipment to be operated in the event of a shutdown e.g. Inverter
The Shutdown Procedure Warning Label- Located directly below the shutdown procedure
PV Array D.C. Isolator- Attached to the Load Break Disconnection device in a prominent location
Inverter A.C. Isolator- Located on the AC Isolator adjacent to the inverter
The Switchboard
PV DP Label- 100mm Circular Green reflective label to be located on or immediately adjacent to the main meter or switchboard
Warning This Premises Label- Located on the outside of the meter box or main switchboard, only required in VICTORIA
Warning Multiple Supplies Label- Located in the switchboard to which the Inverter is directly connected
Inverter Location- Located in the switchboard if the inverter is not immediately adjacent to the switchboard
Main Switch Inverter Supply- Located in the switchboard to which the Inverter is directly connected above the main switch for the inverter
Main Switch Grid Supply- Located in the switchboard to which the Inverter is directly connected above the main switch for the grid supply
Off Peak Main Switch/ Hot Water Main Switch- Located in the switchboard to which the Inverter is directly connected
The Roof
Warning PV String Disconnection Label- Attached to the PV Module or racking within 300mm of the disconnection point
Disconnection Point Cable Labels- Attached to both the positive and negative cables within 100mm of the disconnection point
Ceiling Label- Located adjacent to the access point for the ceiling or floorspace where solar cables are present
As per Australian Standards 5033:2021 & AS4777:2016, it is essential that you put your labels in the correct place to pass inspection. Get in touch with the team if you have any questions- sales@pvconnections.com.au; 1300 818 419.
Watch the rest of our videos in the series- What Goes Where
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epdQ2hvPFq4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQ22kYWhXYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUOfZqbGcxs
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Since their launch in 2004, MC4 connectors have emerged as the standard for safe, simple-to-use and universally compatible connectors in solar installations. They are used wherever secure solar connections
