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Expected System Performance

(to be completed by accredited installer)

1.  Size of solar array in kilowatts

kW

2.  Maximum AC output of inverter in kilowatts

kW

3.  Azimuth angle

Expected loss

%

4.  Elevation angle

Expected loss

%

5.  Shading of solar array

Expected loss

%

6.  Expected average daily output of solar array in kilowatt hours

kWh

7.  Location of inverter

8.  Location of PV array/s

Actual System Performance 

(to be completed by owner)

Date of connection to the grid

E-Total reading on inverter at end of year 1

Daily average

kWh

E-Total reading on inverter at end of year 2

Daily average

kWh

E-Total reading on inverter at end of year 3

Daily average

kWh

Summary of Contents for Solar power

Page 1: ...Solar Power Owner s Manual Domestic Photovoltaic Systems ...

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Page 3: ...ervation 5 Operating instructions 6 Operating safety instructions 6 Trouble shooting 7 Important reminder 7 Warranty 8 Documentation supplied 8 Accredited Installer Details 8 Expected system performance 9 Actual System Performance 9 Maintenance and fault log 10 System Details Inverter and Array 11 Maintenance Schedule for PV Installs 12 ...

Page 4: ...ualified professional who is trained in occupational health and safety procedures Shading of the solar panels will affect efficiency and performance Plant and tree growth that may cause shading at various times of the year should be monitored and dealt with as required Likewise leaves bird droppings and other debris coming to rest either on or around the solar modules should be carefully removed I...

Page 5: ...have a digital readout so you can monitor information such as the amount of solar electricity produced etc Refer to the separate inverter owner s manual for more information 3 Depending on local regulations your solar system may be connected to the grid on either a net or a gross metering system With net metering only the electricity not first consumed by the house will be exported to the grid Wit...

Page 6: ... your electricity imported and electricity exported If you have an old electro mechanical meter with the spinning disk this will need to be replaced with a bi directional meter able to record the electricity you both import and export Your electricity retailer will read your meter quarterly and bill you for your electricity consumption Credit will be paid for electricity exported to the grid at th...

Page 7: ...gy and reduce your bill further Install a Chromagen solar hot water system that will provide all of your hot water using a combination of free solar energy and purchased conventional energy Replace other inefficient appliances such as old refrigerators with new high efficiency appliances Replace incandescent light bulbs and downlights with energy efficient LED lighting Save standby power by switch...

Page 8: ...ructions supplied with all components of your Chromagen solar electricity system Further information can be found at http www cleanenergycouncil org au Do not attempt to clean or come in contact with the surface of a solar module with broken glass This could result in a dangerous electric shock Be aware that power may be present at any point in electrical circuits despite the opening of circuit br...

Page 9: ... the system is serviced or interfered with by an unqualified person Your solar electric system comes with the following warranties Solar electric modules Refer to the warranty information contained in the documentation supplied with your solar electric modules Solar PV modules have a 25 year limited warranty This means they are guaranteed to perform to 90 capacity for 15 years and 80 for the remai...

Page 10: ...electrical ratings 10 Minimum and maximum design temperatures 11 Commissioning and installation checklist 12 Array frame engineering certificate Accredited Installer Details to be completed by accredited installer As an accredited designer installer of the PV systems I Name of accredited installer Accreditation No Address of accredited installer declare that this installation has been performed in...

Page 11: ...hading of solar array Expected loss 6 Expected average daily output of solar array in kilowatt hours kWh 7 Location of inverter 8 Location of PV array s Actual System Performance to be completed by owner Date of connection to the grid E Total reading on inverter at end of year 1 Daily average kWh E Total reading on inverter at end of year 2 Daily average kWh E Total reading on inverter at end of y...

Page 12: ...emedy Electrician Maintenance and Fault Log Please do not climb above 2 metres to maintain solar modules without observing all OH S regulations Use only clean water to clean solar modules no detergents or solvents 10 ...

Page 13: ...rter Details Make Model Size Array Details Module type Model SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN VOC ARRAY 1 VDC VOC ARRAY 2 VDC VMP ARRAY 1 VDC VMP ARRAY 2 VDC 11 ...

Page 14: ...ed Visual defects including of the PV array Every 3 months 3 Months Inspection of junction boxes Tightness of connections integrity of seals and cable entrances conduits sealing 1 year Wiring of the installation Check all electrical connections for water ingress 1 year Electrical characteristics Measure open circuit voltage and short circuit currents 1 year Protective Devices Verify operation of a...

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Page 16: ...CNF0050 4 10 2012 Chromagen Pty Ltd chromagen com au info chromagen com au 1300 367 565 VICTORIA NEW SOUTH WALES QUEENSLAND NORTHERN TERRITORY WESTERN AUSTRALIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA ...

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