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Sanyo HIP-205BA3 General Installation Manual

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General Installation Manual

General Installation Manual for SANYO HIT Photovoltaic Modules. Please read this manual

completely before installation or use of SANYO modules. This manual applies to the following

products: HIP-205BA3, HIP-200BA3, HIP-195BA3, HIP-190BA3, HIP-186BA3, HIP-180BA3, HIP-

175BA3 and HIP-205BA5, HIP-200BA5, HIP-195BA5, HIP-190BA5, HIP-186BA5, HIP-180BA5

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing SANYO HIT*

Photovoltaic (PV) modules. With proper

operation and maintenance, SANYO HIT

PV modules will provide you with clean,

renewable solar electricity for many

years. This manual contains important

installation, maintenance and safety

information. The word “module” as used

in this manual refers to one or more PV

modules. Retain this manual for future

reference.

Disclaimer of Liability

SANYO does not assume responsibility

and expressly disclaims liability for loss,

damage, or expense arising out of, or in

any way connected with installation,

operation, use, or maintenance by using

this manual. SANYO assumes no

responsibility for any infringement of

patents or other rights of third parties

which may result from use of modules.

No license is granted by implication or

under any patent or patent rights. The

information in this manual is believed to

be reliable, but does not constitute an

expressed and/or implied warranty.

SANYO reserves the right to make

changes to the product, specifications, or

manual without prior notice.

General Information

The installation of solar modules requires

a great degree of skill and should only be

performed by a qualified licensed

professional, including, without limitation,

licensed contractors and licensed

electricians.

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■　　　　All instructions should be read

and understood before attempting to

install, wire, operate, and maintain the

photovoltaic module. Contact with

electrically active parts of the module

such as terminals can result in burns,

sparks, and lethal shock whether the

module is connected or disconnected.

© Sept. 2006 Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.

All Rights Reserved

■ The installer assumes the risk of

all injury that might occur during

installation, including, without

limitation, the risk of electric shock.

■ PV modules generate DC electrical

energy when exposed to sunlight or

other light sources. Although single

modules produce only a low voltage

and current, shocks and burns are still

a potential hazard.

■ Do not carry a module by its

wires or junction box, to avoid the

hazard of electric shock, injury or

damage to the module.

■ Do not drop anything on the

surfaces of a module, to avoid the

hazard of electric shock, injury, and

damage.

■ To avoid the hazard of electric

shock and fire, be sure that all

other system components are

compatible, and they do not

subject the module to mechanical

or electrical hazards.

■ To avoid the hazard of electric

shock and injury, cover all of the front

surface of the PV modules with a

dense, opaque material such as the

cardboard box, during installation and

handling of the modules.

■ The shock hazard increases as

modules are connected in parallel

producing higher current. The

shock hazard increases as modules

are connected in series producing

higher voltages.

■ To avoid the hazard of electric

shock, work only under dry

conditions, with dry modules and

tools.

■ Do not stand or step on a

module to avoid the hazard of injury

and damage to a module.

■ Do not puncture or damage the

back-sheet of a module, to avoid the

hazard of electric shock and fire.

■ To avoid the hazard of electric

shock and injury, children and

unauthorized persons should not be

allowed near the installation of PV

modules.

■ To avoid the hazard of electric

shock and injury, be sure to

completely ground all modules.

■ To avoid the hazard of electric

shock, fire, and injury, do not

disassemble the module, or remove

any part installed by the

manufacturer.

■ Unauthorized persons--except

the qualified licensed professional--

should not open the cover of the

junction box to avoid the hazard of

electric shock.

Provide suitable guards to prevent

yourself from direct contact with 30

VDC or greater to avoid the hazard

of electric shock or injury.

■ When carrying a module, two

or more people should carry it by

its frame and wear non-slip gloves

(to avoid injury by a slipping

module, to a foot, or cuts by the

edge of a frame, and so on).

■ Since sparks may occur, do not

install the module where flammable

gases or vapors are present.

■ Never leave a module unsupported

or unsecured.

■ Do not drop a module.

■ Do not use or install broken

modules to avoid the hazard of

fire, electric shock, and injury.

■ Do not artificially concentrate

sunlight on a module to avoid the

hazard of fire or damage.

■ Do not touch the junction box

terminals to avoid the hazard of

electric shock and injury.

■ Do not change the wiring of

bypass diodes to avoid the hazard

of electric shock and injury.

■ Use a module for its intended

purpose only.

■ Do not treat the back sheet and

front surface with paint or adhesives

to avoid reducing its’ functionality,

damage, inoperable conditions, and

other unknown troubles.

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