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B-2016-3028CITY OF CUPERTINO BUILDING PERMIT BUILDING ADDRESS: 7717 OAK MEADOW CT CUPERTINO, CA 95014-5201 (366 26 006) SAN MATEO, CA 94402 PERMIT NO: B-2016-3028 IOWNER'SNAME: LUOSITYH-CHERNGAND WANG HSN-HUI I JDATE ISSUED: 11/03/2016 1 I OWNER'S PHONE: 408-307-6103 1 I PHONE NO: (650) 963-5100 License Class C-10: C467 B tic. #888104 Contractor SOLARCITY CORPORATION Date 12/31/2016 I hereby affirm that I am licensed under the provisions of Chapter 9 (commencing with Section 7000) of Division 3 of the Business & Professions Code and that my license is in full force and effect. hereby affirm under penalty of perjury one of the following two declarations: 1. I have and will maintain a certificate of consent to self -insure for Worker's Compensation, as provided for by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the ,,performance of the work for which this permit is issued. Shave and will maintain Worker's Compensation Insurance, as provided for by ection 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for which this permit is issued. APPLICANT CERTIFICATION I certify that I have read this application and state that the above information is correct. I agree to comply with all city and county ordinances and state laws relating to building construction, and hereby authorize representatives of this city to enter upon the above mentioned property for inspection purposes. (We) agree to save indemnify and keep harmless the City of Cupertino against liabilities, judgments, costs, and expenses which may accrue against said City in consequence of the granting of this permit. Additionally, the applicant understands and will comply with all non -point source regulafons per a Cupertino Municipal Code, Section 9.18. Signature Date 11/03/2016 OWNER-BL11i DER DECLARATION I hereby affirm that I am exempt from the Contractor's License Law for one of the following two reasons: 1. I, as owner of the property, or my employees with wages as their sole compensation, will do the work, and the structure is not intended or offered for sale (Sec.7044, Business & Professions Code) 2. I, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors to construct the project (Sec.7044, Business & Professions Code). I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury one of the following three declarations: - 1. I have and will maintain a Certificate of Consent to self -insure for Worker's Compensation, as provided for by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for which this permit is issued. 2. I have and will maintain Worker's Compensation Insurance, as provided for by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance of the work for which this permit is issued. I certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall not employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to the Worker's Compensation laws of California. If, after making this certificate of exemption, I become subject to the Worker's Compensation provisions of the Labor Code, I must forthwith comply with such provisions or this permit shall be deemed revoked. APPLICANT CERTIFICATION I certify that I have read this application and state that the above information is correct. I agree to comply with all city and county ordinances and state laws relating to building construction, and hereby authorize representatives of this city to enter upon the above mentioned property for inspection purposes. (We) agree to save indemnify and keep harmless the City of Cupertino against liabilities, judgments, costs, and expenses which may accrue against said City in consequence of the granting of this permit. Additionally, the applicant understands and will comply with all non -point source regulations per the Cupertino Municipal Code, Section 9.18. Signature Date 11/03/2016 PERMIT INFO: X_ BLDG —ELECT PLUMB MECH X RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL JOB DESCRIPTION: (N) 29 -PANEL, ROOF MOUNTED PV SYSTEM - (7.54 KVO Sq. Ft Floor Area: Valuation: APN Number: Occupancy Type: 366 26 006 PERMIT EXPIRES IF WORK IS NOT STARTED WITHIN 180 DAYS OF PERMIT ISSUANCE OR 180 DAYS FROM LAST CALLED INSPECTION. Issued by: AbbyAvende All roofs shall be inspected prior to any roofing material being installed. If a roof is installed without first obtaining an inspection, I agree to remove all new materials for Signature ofAppl Date: 11/03/2016 "A" OR BETTER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DISCLOSURE_ I have read the hazardous materials requirements under Chapter 6.95 of the California Health & Safety Code, Sections 25505, 25533, and 25534. I will maintain compliance with the Cupertino Municipal Code, Chapter 9.12 and the Health & Safety Code, Section 25532(a) should I store or handle hazardous material. Additionally, should I use equipment or devices which emit hazardous air contaminants as defined by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District I will maintain compliance with the Cupertino Municipal Code, Chapter 9.12 and the Health & Safety Code, Sections 2 505, 25533, and 25534. Owner or authorized agent: Date: 11/03/2016 CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY I hereby!affiirm that there is a construction lending agency for the performance of work's for which this permit is issued (Sec. 3097, Civ C.) Lender's Name Lender's Address ARCHITECT'S DECLARATION I understand my plans shall be used as public records. Licensed L2ALTERNATIVE ENERGY PERMIT APPLICATION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT • BUILDING DIVISION 10300 TORRE AVENUE • CUPERTINO, CA 95014-3255 CUPERTlN{? (408) 777-3228 • FAX (408) 777-3333 • building cupertino.ora PPROJECTADDRESS v APN # F „ ,�DAMB PHONE. _. E-MAIL STREE ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP FAX CONTACT NAME Gerry Igtanloc PHONE 650459-8042 E-MAIL gigtanloc@solarcity.com STREET ADDRESS 391 Foster City Blvd.. CITY, STATE, ZIP Foster City FAX ❑ OWNER ❑ OWNER -BUILDER ❑ OWNER AGENT Q CONTRACTOR ❑ CONl'RACTOR AGENT ❑ ARCHITECT ❑ ENGINEER ❑ DEVELOPER ❑ TENANT CONTRACTORNAME SolarCl' Corp. LICENSE NUMBER 888104 LICENSE TYPE BUS.. LIC C10,C46,B 2 X6-5ILt Lf COMPANYNAIviE SolarCity Corp. E-MAIL gigtanloc@solarcity.com FAX STREET ADD ' 3055 Clearview Way CITY, STATE, ZIP San Mateo, CA 94402 PHONE 650-759-8042 ARCHITECT/ENGINEER NAME LICENSE NUMBER BUS. LIC. # COMPANY NAME E-MAIL FAX STREET ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP PHONE USE OF ❑ SFD Or Duplex ❑ Multi -Family PROJECT IN WILDLAND ''. STRUCTURE: ❑. Commercial URBAN INTERFACE AREA. 01 Yes. W. No SOLAR PANELS 71;ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION ❑ SOLAR WATER HEATING FOR SOLAR PANELS. NUMBER OF PANELS/UNITS: KILOWATTS (COMMERCIAL, ONLY): DESCRIPTION OF WORK Install (z -q ) roof mounted solar panels. ( 7;5zt)KW. PROJECT IN FLOOD ZONE ❑ Yes II No ❑ 'OTHER: TOTAL VALUATION: By my signature below, I certify to each of the following: I am the property owner or authorized agent to act on the property owner's behalf. I hake read this application and the information I have provided is correct. I have read the Description of Work and verify it is accurate. I agree to comply with all applicable local ordinances and state laws relating to buconstruction. I authorize representatives of Cupertino to enter the above -identified p operty for i spection purposes. Signature of Applicant/Agent: Date: SUPPLEMENTAL 1T PVApp_2011,doc revised 03/16111 January 23, 2017 Solarcity Corp 6671 Las Vegas Blvd South Ste 300 Las Vegas, NV 89119 Attention: Ms. Cynthia Garcia UL Order Number: 11598330 Subject: Field Evaluation of Residential Panelboard PV Line Side Tap Dear Ms. Garcia: UL has completed a Field Evaluation of the above subject equipment. Please find attached one electronic copy of the final report(s) for this project. This report should be reviewed to verify that the information provided is complete and correct, and to determine whether further action may be required by the AHJ for final approval of the installation. If you have any questions, or if we can be of service in future projects please do not hesitate to call anytime. Kind regards, Cathy Sledjeski Administrative Specialist I Field Engineering Services Direct Line: 813-253-9489 Email: Cathy.Sledjeski@ul.com CC: Mr. Albert Salvador - Chief Building Official , City of Cupertino Report Date: January 18, 2017 Field Evaluation Services Final Report For Residential Panelboard PV Line Side Tap – JB-9507974-00 Requested by: Solarcity Corp. 6671 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Suite 300 Las Vegas, NV 89119 UL Order Number - 11598330 Installation Site and Authority Having Jurisdiction: Wayne Luo (JB-9507974-00) 7717 Oak Meadow Ct., Cupertino, CA 95014 City of Cupertino, Cupertino CA 95014-3255 Report by: Brian W. Howe Reviewed by: Christine A. Hansen Brian W. Howe Christine A. Hansen 2017-709-FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 2 of 9 Table of Contents 1 Executive Summary ............................................................................................................. 3 2 Conditions of Acceptability ................................................................................................... 3 3 Referenced Standards ......................................................................................................... 4 4 Product Description .............................................................................................................. 4 4.1 Nameplate Data .................................................................................................................. 5 4.2 Field Evaluation Label ......................................................................................................... 5 5 Evaluation Discrepancies ..................................................................................................... 5 6 Evaluation Details ................................................................................................................ 5 6.1 Critical Components ............................................................................................................ 6 6.2 Environmental Rating .......................................................................................................... 6 6.3 Guarding of Live Parts ........................................................................................................ 6 6.4 Mounting of Components .................................................................................................... 6 6.5 Wiring and Wiring Methods ................................................................................................. 6 7 Test Results ......................................................................................................................... 7 8 Photographs ......................................................................................................................... 8 2017-709-FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 3 of 9 1 Executive Summary Federal OSHA requirements mandate that all electrical equipment in the workplace be “certified” or subjected to a complete and thorough evaluation before use (29 CFR 1910.303 and 1910.399). Many state, county and city electrical jurisdictions have similar requirements. A UL Field Evaluation is an accepted approach to meet this requirement; UL conducts an unbiased, independent assessment of products at a specific location to essential requirements of applicable product safety standard(s). UL’s engineering assessment informs regulating authorities who make product and related installation approval decisions. Please note that the regulating authority for the final installation site provides final approval of this equipment and the installation. This project’s purpose was to evaluate a product that was not Listed or otherwise certified by a testing laboratory recognized by the authority having jurisdiction. Products undergoing this evaluation process do not acquire a UL Listing, UL Recognition, or UL Classification. UL has not established factory Follow-Up Services to determine the conformance of any subsequently produced, relocated, or otherwise altered product(s) or system(s). Installation model codes are referenced in this document where necessary to ensure the product can be properly installed according to the code (e.g. National Electrical Code, NFPA 70). At the request of Ms. Cynthia Garcia of Solarcity Corp., a Field Evaluation project was initiated. A Final Evaluation was completed at:  Wayne Luo (JB-9507974-00), 7717 Oak Meadow Ct., Cupertino, CA Based on the inspection, testing, and evaluation completed, UL considers the product to be suitable for application of the Field Evaluation Product Mark and for use in accordance with any conditions of acceptability stated in this report. 2 Conditions of Acceptability Except where otherwise stated in the product description and evaluation sections of this report, this evaluation and the application of the Field Evaluated Product Mark is subject to the following Conditions of Acceptability. 2.1 Except for like-for-like component replacement in the event of component failure, no change or addition to the product or system shall be made that would alter its construction, operation, function, layout, source of supply, physical location or operating environment. If such changes or additions to the product occur, the Field Evaluated Product Mark shall be considered invalid, and a separate evaluation shall be required to determine compliance with applicable product safety standards under the changed conditions. 2.2 The completed evaluation and application of the UL Field Evaluated Product Mark by UL does not assume liability on the part of UL and does not relieve the manufacturer, installer, user, or other relevant parties of their responsibilities. The product evaluation is based on adherence to sound engineering practices, and compliance with the applicable product safety standards and installation code. 2017-709-FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 4 of 9 2.3 This evaluation considered the risks associated with electric shock, fire, and casualty hazards as specified in the evaluation section of the report only. No other hazards were evaluated during this evaluation. 2.4 Unless otherwise stated in the product description, this product was evaluated for installation in an indoor, dry, normal environment only. The product was not evaluated for installation in any hazardous classified location as defined in the latest edition National Electrical Code as adopted by the National Fire Protection Association. The product was not evaluated for installation in an environment subject to rainfall, water spray, steam, or exposure to any corrosive chemicals that deteriorate the enclosure or components. 2.5 The UL Field Evaluated Product Mark shall not be considered as equivalent to the UL Listing Mark, UL Recognized Component Mark, or UL Classified Product Mark. The UL Field Evaluated Product Mark indicates compliance with the applicable parts of the Standards referenced in Section 3 at the time the Mark was applied, and considering only the final installation site. The applicable parts included in the evaluation are the construction review, markings, and those testing protocols that are non-destructive. 3 Referenced Standards  UL 67, Standard For Panelboards, 12th Edition, Revised 12/14/2016  NFPA 70, National Electrical Code - 2011, 1st Edition  2013 California Electric Code 4 Product Description Equipment Name: Residential Panelboard PV Line Side Tap – JB-9507974-00 Description: The scope of this project is the evaluation of a supply side connection in an existing residential panelboard for installation of a photovoltaic (PV) power system(s) at the residence. The PV output AC power is connected in the existing main electrical paneboard on the line side of the main (service) disconnect. The two ungrounded phase conductors and neutral conductor from the inverter outputs were routed from an outdoor rated Listed fused disconnect switch into the existing panelboard. The ungrounded PV phase conductors are connected (spliced) to the service entrance conductors connected between the load side of the meter socket and line side of the main circuit breaker serving as the main (service) disconnect. The line side tap was made by a Listed insulation piercing connector, Model UTILCO KUPLER, IPC 4/0 - #6, which was connected to the 2 AWG service entrance conductors and to the 6 AWG, THWN PV system tap conductors. The terminal was torqued to 160 in-lb (13.3 ft-lb) by a calibrated torque wrench, Husky, Model 564394, Serial Number 416070117, Calibration Date: 07/22/2016. The UL inspection does not include any PV panel(s), DC conductors, DC disconnect(s), inverter, raceways (AC or DC), AC disconnect(s), overcurrent protection of PV system, or grounding or bonding of PV components, PV system, or raceways. It also does not include an assessment of the 2017-709-FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 5 of 9 condition of the existing panelboard, circuit breakers, metering enclosure, service installation, or existing feeder or branch circuit wiring installation. The modifications to the panelboard, as evaluated and documented in this report, have determined that the panelboard continues to be compliant with the applicable product safety standards and that the modifications do not cause the panelboard to be unsuitable for continued service. Manufacturer: Zinsco Model Number: Unknown Serial Number: na 4.1 Nameplate Data Electrical Ratings Volts 240 Vac Amps 125 A Phase 1 Wire 3 Frequency 60 Hz Enclosure Type 3R 4.2 Field Evaluation Label UL Engineers have determined that the subject product complied with the Standards referenced in Section 3 and the following UL Field Evaluated Product marks were applied.  FE-452523 Date Applied: 01/18/2017 5 Evaluation Discrepancies This section details the non-compliant findings of the preliminary evaluation. Unless corrective actions are described, a final evaluation is necessary to complete all remaining tests and verify that changes have rendered the equipment compliant.  No Discrepancies Found. 6 Evaluation Details The following specific areas were evaluated using the methods described. All items comply with the applicable parts of standard(s) referenced in Section 3.0, unless stated otherwise in Section 5.0 of this report. Additional characteristics and features unique to the product were further addressed as deemed necessary considering the final installation site, or as required by the applicable product safety standard(s). 2017-709-FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 6 of 9 6.1 Critical Components Method: The following critical components were inspected for evidence of Listing or Recognition according to UL policies: - Enclosures - Terminal Blocks - Wire and Cables Results: The critical components are Listed or Recognized by a testing laboratory acceptable to UL according to UL policies. 6.2 Environmental Rating Method: The design, assembly, and installation of the equipment are examined for suitability with the environment, electrical supply, and operating conditions of the installation site. Results: The general operating conditions are acceptable for the design and use of the equipment as required by the standards referenced in Section 3.0. 6.3 Guarding of Live Parts Method: The product is visually inspected to ensure that all components were housed in a suitable enclosure and made effectively inaccessible to unauthorized persons. An articulated finger probe is used to measure access where necessary. Vent openings are verified to not align with potential discharge paths of gases expelled from circuit breakers when clearing fault conditions. Results: Enclosures prevent contact with moving parts, electrically energized parts, and hot parts. Enclosures provide an acceptable degree of protection for internal components (according to the product’s installation environment). All electrically live parts external to the enclosure are guarded as required by the applicable standards. No electrically hazardous energized parts are accessible from the exterior of the ultimate enclosure as required by Section 110.27 of the NEC. 6.4 Mounting of Components Method: Components that support live parts and uninsulated current carrying parts are secured to prevent them from turning or shifting in position if such motion may result in a reduction of spacings below the minimum acceptable values. Friction between surfaces is not acceptable as a means of preventing shifting or turning of a live part. Result: Components are mounted such that they are fixed in place and protected from a reduction in electrical spacings and strain on wiring terminations. 6.5 Wiring and Wiring Methods Method: All conductors were inspected for Listing or Recognition by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory according to UL policies. The conductors were examined for proper ratings (voltage, ampacity, temperature, flexibility, flame, and environmental ratings) as required for the application. The wiring methods were verified to comply with the applicable standards and provide proper physical protection, including strain relief, where applicable. The wiring terminations were inspected for correct application, number of conductors according to their Listing, and correct ampacity based on temperature ratings. Results: Details as follows: 6.5.1 Wire Terminations All wire terminations are suitable for the number and size of conductors installed. 2017-709-FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 7 of 9 6.5.2 Supply Connections The supply connection points have proper terminals and identification provided. 6.5.3 Strain Relief External conductors, cable assemblies entering enclosures, and internal conductors are secured to prevent strain from being transmitted to terminations. 6.5.4 Wiring Methods Internal wiring methods are in compliance with the requirements of the applicable standard. All wiring is routed, secured, and protected from moving parts, external heat sources, and sharp edges. 7 Test Results The following tests verified that the product operates within normally expected parameters. Unless stated otherwise in Section 5.0, all the following items comply with the applicable part(s) of the referenced standard(s). Field evaluation test methods follow the applicable standards as closely as practical, considering the limits of a non-laboratory field setting and the need for the equipment to perform its function following the test.  No Tests Deemed Necessary. 2017-709-FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 8 of 9 8 Photographs Photo 1 Photo 2 2017-709-FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 9 of 9 Photo 3 AHJ: Cupertino UTILITY: Pacific Gas and Electric Company CONFIDENTIAL -THE INFORMATION HEREIN Boa NUMBER: JB -9507974 00 CONTAINED SHALL NOT BE USED FOR THE BENEFIT OF ANYONE EXCEPT SCLARCITY INC., MOUNTING SYSTEM: NO SHALL IT BE DISCLOSED IN WHOLE OR IN ZS Comp V4 wFashing—Insert PART TO OTHERS OUTSIDE THE RECIPIENTS ORGANIZATION, EXCEPT IN CONNECTION WITH MODULES: THE SALE AND USE OF THE RESPECPVE (29) REC H REC260PEZ SOLARCITY EOUIPNENT, WITHOUT ABBREVIATIONS ELECTRICAL NOTES A AMPERE 1. THIS SYSTEM IS GRID—INTERTIED VIA A AC ALTERNATING CURRENT UL—LISTED POWER—CONDITIONING INVERTER. BLDG BUILDING 2. THIS SYSTEM HAS NO BATTERIES, NO UPS. CONC CONCRETE 3. A NATIONALLY—RECOGNIZED TESTING DC DIRECT CURRENT LABORATORY SHALL LIST ALL EQUIPMENT IN EGC EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTOR COMPLIANCE WITH ART. 110.3. (E) EXISTING 4. WHERE ALL TERMINALS OF THE DISCONNECTING EMT ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING MEANS MAY BE ENERGIZED IN THE OPEN POSITION, FSB FIRE SET—BACK A SIGN WILL BE PROVIDED WARNING OF THE GALV GALVANIZED HAZARDS PER ART. 690.17. GEC GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR 5. EACH UNGROUNDED CONDUCTOR OF THE GND GROUND MULTIWIRE BRANCH CIRCUIT WILL BE IDENTIFIED BY HDG HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED PHASE AND SYSTEM PER ART. 210.5. I CURRENT 6. CIRCUITS OVER 25DV TO GROUND SHALL Imp CURRENT AT MAX POWER COMPLY WITH ART. 250.97, 250.92(B). Isc SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT 7. DC CONDUCTORS EITHER DO NOT ENTER kVA KILOVOLT AMPERE BUILDING OR ARE RUN IN METALLIC RACEWAYS OR kW KILOWATT ENCLOSURES TO THE FIRST ACCESSIBLE DC LBW LOAD BEARING WALL DISCONNECTING MEANS PER ART. 690.31(E). MIN MINIMUM 8. ALL WIRES SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH STRAIN (N) NEW RELIEF AT ALL ENTRY INTO BOXES AS REQUIRED BY NEUT NEUTRAL UL LISTING. NTS NOT TO SCALE 9. MODULE FRAMES SHALL BE GROUNDED AT THE OC ON CENTER UL—LISTED LOCATION PROVIDED BY THE PL PROPERTY LINE MANUFACTURER USING UL LISTED GROUNDING POI POINT OF INTERCONNECTION HARDWARE. PV PHOTOVOLTAIC 10. MODULE FRAMES, RAIL, AND POSTS SHALL BE SCH SCHEDULE BONDED WITH EQUIPMENT GROUND CONDUCTORS. S STAINLESS STEEL STC STANDARD TESTING CONDITIONS TYP TYPICAL UPS UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY V VOLT Vmp VOLTAGE AT MAX POWER Voc VOLTAGE AT OPEN CIRCUIT W WATT 3R NEMA 3R, RAINTIGHT LICENSE GENERAL NOTES CA H 888104 1. ALL WORK TO BE DONE TO THE 2013 C-10 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE, 2013 CALIFORNIA PLUMBING CODE, AND THE 2013 CALIFORNIA RESIDENTIAL CODE. 2. ALL ELECTRICAL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH THE 2011 NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE AS AMENDED BY ITHE 2013 CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC CODE. MODULE GROUNDING METHOD: ZEP SOLAR AHJ: Cupertino UTILITY: Pacific Gas and Electric Company CONFIDENTIAL -THE INFORMATION HEREIN Boa NUMBER: JB -9507974 00 CONTAINED SHALL NOT BE USED FOR THE BENEFIT OF ANYONE EXCEPT SCLARCITY INC., MOUNTING SYSTEM: NO SHALL IT BE DISCLOSED IN WHOLE OR IN ZS Comp V4 wFashing—Insert PART TO OTHERS OUTSIDE THE RECIPIENTS ORGANIZATION, EXCEPT IN CONNECTION WITH MODULES: THE SALE AND USE OF THE RESPECPVE (29) REC H REC260PEZ SOLARCITY EOUIPNENT, WITHOUT JURISDICTION NOTES FLASHING WILL BE PAINTED TO MATCH EXTERIOR VICINITY MAP Ll III WAYNE LUO-1 Wayne Luo RESIDENCE 7717 OAK ME \ T'_um Tg spam e T .54 KW PV ARRAY CUPERTINO, C REV EW -D C t 1PI iANRA9 NAME: ,_. � COVER SHEET u3,-. 11iJzilJ COIIMLIETY DE E CPE 's 7EPA.T�E.NT , SU LO IG DIVIS ON - APPROV—D E�fS-1- 6 1 IA PV1 COVEIR{SHEET - PV2 SITE i`LAN ` PV3 STRUCTURAL VIEWS PV4 UPLIFT CALCULATIONS PV5 THREE LINE DIAGRAM Cutsheets Attached BY DATE COMMENTS M 10/27/16 updated side views Paul Miller PV 1 a 10/27/2016 1SolarClty 3055 Cle 0r . Woy Son Noleo, CA 94482 T:(65D) 636-1028 F:(B5D) 636 1D29 (BBB) -SOL -CITY (765-2489) xx solort ly cam THE WRITTEN INVERTER: PERMISSION OF SOLARCITY INC. ABB PVI-6000—OUTD—US—Z—A JURISDICTION NOTES FLASHING WILL BE PAINTED TO MATCH EXTERIOR VICINITY MAP Ll III WAYNE LUO-1 Wayne Luo RESIDENCE 7717 OAK ME \ T'_um Tg spam e T .54 KW PV ARRAY CUPERTINO, C REV EW -D C t 1PI iANRA9 NAME: ,_. � COVER SHEET u3,-. 11iJzilJ COIIMLIETY DE E CPE 's 7EPA.T�E.NT , SU LO IG DIVIS ON - APPROV—D E�fS-1- 6 1 IA PV1 COVEIR{SHEET - PV2 SITE i`LAN ` PV3 STRUCTURAL VIEWS PV4 UPLIFT CALCULATIONS PV5 THREE LINE DIAGRAM Cutsheets Attached BY DATE COMMENTS M 10/27/16 updated side views Paul Miller PV 1 a 10/27/2016 1SolarClty 3055 Cle 0r . Woy Son Noleo, CA 94482 T:(65D) 636-1028 F:(B5D) 636 1D29 (BBB) -SOL -CITY (765-2489) xx solort ly cam °Dat_. 11,'C 1 PITCH:25 ARRAY PITCH: 25 MPl AZIMUTH: 180 ARRAY AZIMUTH: 180 I I MATERIAL: Comp Shingle STORY: 2 Stories I I I I WI I I I I_ Ivmi• T W I I lL IM I I I• STR3iJCFf111E LEGEND 3' FSB_ Q- _MP1A—_._--__ _ _ _— --- - (E) UTILITY METER & WARNING LABEL I I INVERTER W/ INTEGRATED DC DISCO & WARNING LABELS °DG I° I w E� DC DISCONNECT & WARNING LABELS IW © DISCONNECT 1= AC & WARNING LABELS rLJ o . DC JUNCTION/COMBINER BOX & LABELS DISTRIBUTION PANEL & LABELS D LOAD CENTER & WARNING LABELS AC © O DEDICATED PV SYSTEM METER RSD RAPID SHUTDOWN Front Of House STANDOFF LOCATIONS CONDUIT RUN ON EXTERIOR tE DREVEWAY CONDUIT RUN ON INTERIOR GATE/FENCE _ HEAT PRODUCING VENTS ARE RED 7717 Ook Meadow Ct INTERIOR EQUIPMENT IS DASHED L.J SITE PLAN N TOTAL ARRAY AREA (SF): 526 TOTAL ROOF AREA (SF): 2913 Scale: 3/32"= 1' wE TOTAL ARRAY AREA IS - 18.05 O 1 10' 21' PERCENT OF TOTAL ROOF AREA S CONFIDENTIAL - THE INFORMATION HEREIN JOB NUMBER: JB -9507974 00 PREMISE DINNER DESCRIPTION: DESIGN: CONTAINED SHALL NOT BE USED FOR THE BENEFIT OF ANYONE EXCEPT SOLARCITY INC., WAYNE LUO - _€ Wayne Luo RESIDENCE _ v Poul Miller '.°„`CO'� f�'�` , C MOUNTING SYSTEM: ZS Comp V4 w F asking -Insert 'j IN WHOLE OR IN NOR SHALL IT BE OUTSIDE PART TO OTHERS OUTSIDE RECIPIENTSORG 7717 OAK ME T 1s 1�T r r € rT7,54 KW PV ARRAY CUPERTINO, C ►��J Y MODULES: (29) REC # REC26OPEZ 3055 AV Way ON THE SALE ION.AND EXCUSE OF IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE AND USE OF THE RESPECTIVE % SOLARCITY EQUIPMENT SOLAR' WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF SOLARCITY INC. 'E � _}_ v i 'v` CONAPI Rd NAME: te% Son ID28 F: 944D2 NTN F (NSD) NTB 1D49 INVERTER: SHEET: REV: DATE: ABB PVI-6000-OUTD-US-Z-A Re, ,_k=�c,� _ - SITE PLAN PV 2 Q 10/27/2016 765- (aea1-sDL-nTv i�ss-s4B91 vex eolnrc Ly cdn )-SOL) °Dat_. 11,'C 1 ,-A) SIDE VIEW OF MP1A INTS MP1A -SPACING X-C 11LEJER YSPACING Y-CANTILE%CR NOTES WNDSCAPE 72" 24" 24" UL.. PORTRAIT 48" 20" RAFTER C.j. RAFTER 2X6 @ 24" OC ROOF AZI 180 PITCH 25 STORIES: 2 ARRAYAZI 180 PITCH 25 Cnmp Shingle - Skip Sheathing PV MODULE 5/16"x1.5" BOLT WITH 5/16" FLAT WASHER ZEP LEVELING FOOT ZEP ARRAY SKIRT ZEP MOUNTING BLOCK ZEP FLASHING INSERT (E) COMP. SHINGLE (E) ROOF DECKING 5/16" DIA STAINLESS STEEL LAG SCREW (2-1/2" EMBED, MIN) (E) RAFTER om INSTALLATION ORDER LOCATE RAFTER, MARK HOLE (1) LOCATION, AND DRILL PILOT HOLE. --- -------- ATTACH FLASHING INSERT TO (2) MOUNTING BLOCK AND ATTACH TO RAFTER USING LAG SCREW. INJECT SEALANT INTO FLASHING (3) INSERT PORT, WHICH SPREADS SEALANT EVENLY OVER THE ROOF PENETRATION. SUBSEQUENT MODULES INSTALL LEVELING FOOT ON TOP (4) OF MOUNTING BLOCK & SECURELY FASTEN WITH BOLT. S1 STANDOFF Scale: 1 1/2" = 1' SIDE VIEW OF MP1B NTS D MP1BX-SPACING X -CANTILEVER Y- SPACING Y -CANTILEVER NOTES LANDSCAPE 72" 24" UL.. PORTRAIT q$" 20" RAFTER C.j. 2X6 @ 29 OC 2x6 @16" OC ROOFAZI 180 "ICH 25 STORIES:2 AR.11 180 PITCH 25 comp shingle - skip sheathing m CONFIDENTIAL - THE HEREIN J06 NUMBER: JB -9507974 00 "%LN"L°WNLN NLS"'""� UL.. CONTAINED SHALL NOT CE USED FOR THE T BE USED F 6ENEFIT OF ANYONE EXCEPT SDLARCITY INC., NOUNPNG SYSTEM: WAYNE LUO = C Wayne Luo RESIDENCE -` 0 Paul Miller _ •Sofia f�'�` , �•.,,e J NOR SHALL IT BE DISCLOSED IN WHOLE RECIPIENT'S IN PART OTHERS OUTSIDE THE ZS Comp V4 w Floshing—Insert 7717 OAK ME CU P ER TIN O, C T 1s )TT r x,54 KW PV ARRAY .. ►�� Y ECTONWIT ORCANIZAPON, EXCEPT IN CONNECTION WITH IZ THE SALE AND USE OF THE RESPECTIVE NODULES (29) REC # REC26DPEZ - 3055 Cleorvex SDLARCITY EQUIPMENT, WITHOUT THE WRITTEN INVERTER RE - _}_ v i v` 1 1P=.tt[, MANE: SHEET: REV: GATE: Son Moteo, CA 9440440 2 T:(650) 636-1028 P(650) 638-1029 PERMISSION OF SDLARCITY INC. ABB PVI-6000—OUTD—US—Z—A -/ Rev—wed _ - , - STRUCTURAL VIEWS PV 3 a 10/2 2016 / B88) -SOL -CITY (765-2489) xvx edorc ty com °Dat_. 11 C z,'9 UPLIFT CALCULATIONS 10.14.2816 �. PSB SystemStructuralVersion #63.8 Design Software Mounttn Plane Information. Raotin Material T BE USED F CONTAINED SHALL NOT CE USED FOR THE NENEFIT OF ANYONE EXCEPT SDLARCITY INC., Camp Raaf Paul Miller Slope NOUNPNG SYSTEM: 25° NOR SHALL IT BE DISCLOSED IN WHOLE OR IN PART TO OTHERS OUTSIDE THE PRbbf Rafter Spaerng. 7717 OAK ME TiIiTTrif,54 KW PV ARRAY CUPERTINO, C 24" 6.C. NODULES (29) REC # REC26DPEZ Framing Type/ Direction CONNECTION WITH THE SALE AND EXCEPT IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE AND USE OF THE RESPECTIVE Y -Y Raft— aftersPV'Sytem PV SytemType REV -Y=}_ Lr i v` CONIPI ' MANE: SalarClty SleekMount INVERTER Zep System Type PERMISSION OF SOL ARCITY INC. ZS Comp - - UPLIFT CALCULATIONS Revi-wed _ - , Standoff Attacgment Hartitvare 888) -SOL -CITY (765-2489) xvx edorc ty cam lamp Mount SRV Spanning Vents. No Wind and'Snow Desi nGriieria Wind Design Code ASCE 7-10 Mind Design Method. Pa€tiallyfEully Enclosed Method Ultimate Wind speed V -lilt 119 mph Fig. 1-S" po Ez sure Cat C. SecBon 26.7 Ground Snaw Load pg 0.6 Psf ASCE Table 7-1 Su€rounding Ralf Snovr 0.8 pi{ ASCE Eq::7.9-1. Roof Snow Over PV Modules 9.9 sf ASCE Ed: 7.4-1 Wind Pressure Calculation Coefficients Wind Pressure Expgsme Kz 0.95 Table 30.3-1 Topograph€c Factor Krt 1.00 Section 26.8 Wind Directionality Factor Kd 0.85 Section 26.6-1 1m: ,taros Eactof I. :NA Velocity Pressure qh qh - 8.08256 (Kz) (Kzt) (Kd) (V^2) Equation 38.3-1 24.9 Pf W1ndI?irssure.: EA. Press— C.Wiicient U GC " IU -0.88 a9.3o,4-zAlaf�sas EXt Pr..Caeffial-t DbLVn. Z;11— i3aun 6.45 H9. 3042A:i8:C-5pJH. Design Wind. Pressure p P = qh (GCp) E uaL.n 36.4-1 Wind Pressure.D u-21.8:pst Wind PtY�tire Down down 16.8 Pf ALLOWABLE STANDOFF SPACINGS X-: Direction Y Direction Max Allowable Standoff Spar€ng Landscape 72' 39" Maas AlPossatle.Cantilever Landscape :24" NA lianrlUffConflciuration Landsca e Not -Staggered Max.StandnffTdbutary Area: Tib 20 sf PV Assembly Dead Load W -PV 3.0 psi Net -!ad Uplift at Standoff Taxtual -223 lbs RUplift Capacity of Standoff 1`41-540 lbs Dernand/Cap-ity DCR 40.7% X -Direction- Y Dlredinn Max Allowable Standoff Spacing Portrait 40" 66' Max Allowable Cantilever Portrait28" NA Standoff Confi uration Portrait Not -Staggered Max StnodoffTnbutary Arra: Trig 22 If PV Assembly Dead Lead W -PV 3.4 psf Net Wind Uplift at Standoff T -actual 250 lbs Uplift Capanty of Standoff =n1 T -allow 548 Ibs Standoff ca p a ci. DCR 45.6% CONFIDENTIAL - THE HEREIN J08 NUMBER: JB -9507974 00 rKLWh UWN`N °`�"'""� UL.. T BE USED F CONTAINED SHALL NOT CE USED FOR THE NENEFIT OF ANYONE EXCEPT SDLARCITY INC., WAYNE LOO . -` l � = C Wayne Luo RESIDENCE Paul Miller _ •Sofia f�'�` , �•.,,e J NOUNPNG SYSTEM: .. NOR SHALL IT BE DISCLOSED IN WHOLE OR IN PART TO OTHERS OUTSIDE THE ZS Comp V4 w Flashing -Insert 7717 OAK ME TiIiTTrif,54 KW PV ARRAY CUPERTINO, C ►�� Y NODULES (29) REC # REC26DPEZ 3055 Cle CONNECTION WITH THE SALE AND EXCEPT IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE AND USE OF THE RESPECTIVE - SDLARCITY EQUIPMENT, WITHOUT THE WRITTEN REV -Y=}_ Lr i v` CONIPI ' MANE: Son Noteo, CA 94402 CA 440 T:(650) 636-1028 P(650) 638-1029 INVERTER SHEET: REV: GATE: PERMISSION OF SOL ARCITY INC. ABB PVI-6000-OUTD-US-Z-A - - UPLIFT CALCULATIONS Revi-wed _ - , PV 4 a 10/27/2016 888) -SOL -CITY (765-2489) xvx edorc ty cam Date- 111J 1 GROUND SPECS MAIN PANEL SPECS GENERAL NOTES INVERTER SPECS MODULE SPECS LICENSE BOND N 8 GEC TO N GROUND ROD (� (� AT PANEL WITH IRREVERSIBLE CRIMP Panel Number: NoLobel Meter Number: 104 640 120 Inv 1: DC Ungrounded Tie -In: Supply Side Connection INV 1 - (1 )ABB PVI-6000TD-US-Z-A LABEL: A FCI Inverter; Zigbee 60DOW. 240V. 96.5% 2PEZ - (29)REC y Module; PV {nodule; 260W, 236.6W PTC, MC4, 40mm, Block Frame. ZEP Enabled CA H 888104 C -1D INV 2 Underground Service Entrance Voc: 37.6 Vpmox: 30.7 INV 3 Isc AND Imp ARE SHOWN IN THE DC STRINGS IDENTIFIER (E) 125A MAIN SERVICE PANEL E 125A/2P MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER ADJUST MIN. ACTIVATION VOLTAGES! SolarCity CUTLER -HAMMER Inverter 1 IND Disconnect 4 A 1 ABB Vstart = 200V 6 5 oc« B 35A PVI-6000-OUTD-US-Z-A oc MP 1: 1x9 GG LO -------------------- -- t ---- -- ---------------- Ll C� FIF 125A/2P B lz oc. 2oc«Vstart = 200V o 3 c- ' (E)LOADS cuc_—___________—___________—___________ _EGG ___ — c« MP 1: 2X10 i �• GEC T� IDI c- • EGC_—_ _________—___________ __— G�_________________J I (1)Conduit Kit; 3/4" EMT n I I p I I _GEC TO 12D/24DV SINGLE PHASE Su Side Connection using Option 1 from UL Ref No. 1101089153-1 to be Field UTILITY SERVICE Supply 9 P # Evaluated BACKFEED BREAKER WILL BE PLACED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BUSBAR. Voc* = MAX VOC AT MIN TEMP POI 1)Grountl Rod B I CUTLER–HAMMER DG222NRB ( 5/B' pxx B', Copper ( Disconnect; 60A,#/240Vac. Fusible, NEMA 3R AC –(2)I lnsuullotionn IPC 4/D­­#6 Main 4/0-4, Top 6-14 –(1 CUTLER-HAMMER d/Neutron Kil;D 60–t00A, General Duty (DG) A 1)SdorCilpp // 4 STRING JUNCTION BOX ( 2.2 STRMGS, UNFUSED, GROUNDED DC SUPPLY SIDE CONNECTION. DISCONNECTING MEANS SHALL BE SUITABLE –(1) SAS SERVICE EQUIPMENT AND SHALL BE RATED PER NEC. –(2 )FERRAZ SHAWMUV # TR35R PV BACKFEED OCP Fusr, 35A, 250V, Class RKS FTT (1)AWG #6, THWN 2, Block ITT (1 )AWG #8, THWN-2, Block (1)AWG #6, THWN 2, Red O 13F (1 )AWG #B, THWN-2, Retl ITT (1) AWG #10, THWN-2, Block Va* = 411.68 VDC Ix = 16.02 ADC IETT (2 )AWG #10, PV Wire, 600V, Block Va* = 370.51 VDC Ix = 9.01 ADC O IQF (1) AWG #10, THWN-2, Retl Vmp = 307 VDC Imp= 17 ADC O gF (1 )AWG #10, Solitl Bare Copper EGC Vmp = 276.3 VDC Imp= 6.5 ADC LL1L (1)AWG q6, THWN 2, White NEUTRAL Vmp =24D VAC Imp=28 AAC LLL(1)AWG /10, THWN-2, White NEUTRAL Vmp =240 VAC Imp=28 AAC LLLL (1)AWG ()10, THHN/THWN-2, Green EGC IJJ –(1)AWG #6, Solid Bare Copper GEC 0)Corduit Kit, 3/4" EMT–(1)AWG #6, THWN-2, Green EGC/GEC.–(1)Conduil Kit; 3/4" EMT FT (1)AWG #1D, THWN-2, Block Va* =37051 VDC Isc =9.01 ADC IETT(4)AWG #10, PV Wire, 60DV, Block Voc* =411.68 VDC Isc =9.01 ADC (1) AWG #10, THWN-2, Red Vmp = 276.3 VDC Imp= 8.5 ADC O IinH (1 )AWG #10, Solid Bare Copper EGC Vmp = 3D7 VDC Imp= 8,5 ADC (1) AWG #1D. THHN/THWN-2.. Green EGC........ JJ. CONFIDENTIAL – THE INFORMATION HEREIN JDB CONTAINED SHALL NOT BE USED FOR THE BENEFIT OF ANYONE EXCEPT SOLARCITY INC., NO SHALL IT BE DISCLOSED IN WHOLE OR IN PART IZ OTHERS OUTSIDE IDN RECIPIENTS ORGANIZATION, USEEXCEPTOF IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE AND USE OF THE UT THE EQUIPMENT , WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF SOLARCITY INC. INVERTER: PERMISSION NUMBER: JB -9507974 00 PREMISE DNNER: DESCRIPTION: C_` y WAYNE LU( - Wayne Luo RESIDENCE 7717 OAK ME- \ T1iyTrtDT,54 KW PV ARRAY CUPERTINO, C REV,_ =t_ v ,'v` CONIPI FtCvRA NAME: -_=__ -� THREE LINE DIAGRAM DESIGN: Paul Miller �',,,SQlafClt�/ �•, ,e ►�� MOUNTING SYSTEM: ZS Comp v4 wFlashing-Insert �, MODULES: (29) REC # REC260PEZ 3055 Cliune., AV Way Son ID28 F: 944x2 T -SOL 638 765 F (65x) 638 ta29 ow–SOL–CITY (765-2489)v.x solort ly cam ABB PVI-sooD-ouTO-US-z-A SHEET: REV: DATE: PV 5 0 10/27/2016 Dat=. 11 C z i N � a) ma rNm3 c 3P�3 U D O � O oV N U � C � U X C U p am o mcc Q o o c o 0.0 oU U� a`� c odd° Q o U 0 D=_ _ _ Q U U 0 0 U z d QIP Z LU 2 O m w 0 U) wp w Z o>ao�w. J Z OCOOw X U U U M w Im U z .mmol m' re u a, uw m� a w. I�I�k.� �� ce �� IIIIIII IIII U " -c. 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The end-user d—,u nn,,on sh, pped with Zep Solar's prod a ds constitutes the sole speclficat,ons referred to In the,rod, d warranty_ The customer is sol ely responsibleforverify, no the suhab,1,ty of Ze Sol lr's products for each use_ Speclficat,ons are su s to changewithout notice_ Patents and Apps: zspats co in espn nsib,efar,,ly gthe su,dibl„ty of Ze Sol lr's products for each use_ Speclficat,ons are su n to changewithout notice_ Patents and Apps: zspats com p:Kument b 800,18%, 401 RevA Datek op-,sJ: Nover ,13,CU � 22 ZIA6 '809-1890-0e� 01 R -A rose ohsl: Na^ W, 1a. 20152PM 23 But din Department REV rEWER =R CODE CONIPIANC_ REw-wed 3y' ADD, Alende -Dale' .l'l"Cz"l 11 - RS -485 communication Interface (for connection to laptop or data logger). - Integrated Arc Fault Detection and Interruption (-A Version). 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Wired) al monitoring(1xRS485-11) PVI -USB-RS485_232(opt) Environmental Ambient air operating temperature range -13-F to +140-F (-25-C to +60-C) .. -13-F to +140°F (-2C to +60-C) with der6I ng shov5°e 122°i` e °C) Amb nt a r stor,ge t perature range 40-F to +176-F ( 40-C to +80-C) to +176-F ( 40'C'+80°C) Ralaty, humidity 0-100% RH contlansing 0-100/ RH condensing Aco t I _ - Max p tg Itt itl ih t tl t ng <50 db(A)Q1m <50 db(A)Q1m 6560 it (2000 m) 6560 it (2000 m) k5000/6000-TL-OUTD hers l Product flyer forePVI ui ding Department 141P E"' 255 260 265 stage-Vlna>(v) 30.5 307 309 rrert-_,_(A) ,42 B.�O 858 ge-V-"lv) 376 37fi 381 _,t-z5�(A) 895 9.01 9.08 d „nis "'ONP) n tv2 ea ti,o_ 193 _ v e-t� eF«c e�e�. 197 282 Mage-VwP M 283 29.9 29.4 -rapt-;�p(A) 677 381 6.90 ge-Ve,{V) 353 357 36.0 (A) _. p ereN — 11.2 7.21 ,A± t, - Ir, s, 7.24 730 p "u "T,1 13 year proc.-c�war--a.�'y. ZS ye=_r I:r�arpowero�tp twar--a,ty (maz. 2egressae Icbal prcvit- - V"th —t— 15 yearscf gt pef,-5 vestmeits—the 3olar d stry. T petF .our para, vaW byprov c.g,R,ton—tbe— nge erg} aeeda FE sh, I,a R KSO_) OL, ,600 rated=eve. es of LSD 647 mliEoc ln>_013 REC — .recg'..P-. 'ibolai-City I ®pSolar .DWV Debris Guard for composition shingle roofs Next -Level PV Mounting Technology DWV Debris Guard Construction Detail Debris Guard, close up zepsolancom Prevent blockages and keep vents open with the DWV Debris Guard. Protects against: • Lemes• Rain • Pine needles Insoots • Sri— Birds DWV Debris Guard is made of rugged A gauge galvanized steel. Listed by IAPMo to IGC -323 This docurna'tt does nM ae2-a dny express warranty by Zep Solar ht about its rrodu-:ts asa'ufces. ZeP SoLes s,le wmsanty is dt'.fstained in the 5xrten IsrWirk warranty W ach product The end-user documentation shl peed with Zep Solar's prod a ds constitutes the sole speclticatlons referred to In the prod, et warranty_ The customer Is solely responsible for verify, ng the su,tablllty of Ze Sol ar's products for each use_ Specifications are su bjed to change without notice_ Patents and Apps: - ,its com. nxument b 600.1e ,001 RevC nae"I e,p;:aied: June 30. I IP E R N 0 ui ding Department REV rEE,t_ v. _R CODE CONIPIANC -Dale- 11r'Jz1 -61SolarClty I ®pSDIdr Next -Level PV Mounting Technology .6SolarGty I ®pSolar Next -Level PV Mounting Technology .ZS Comp for composition shingle roofs Description • PV mounting solution for composition shingle roofs • Works with all Zep Compatible Modules • Auto bonding 11,11-41sted hardware creates structural and electrical bond • ZS Comp has a UL 1703 Class "A' Fire Rating when installed using modules from any manufacturer certified as "Type 1" or "Type 2" UL uSTEO Specifications • Designed for pitched roofs • Installs in portrait and landscape orientations • ZS Comp supports module wind uplift and snow lead pressures to 50 psf per UL 2703 Wind tunnel report to ASCE 7-05 and 7.10 standards • ZS Comp grounding products are UL listed to UL 2703 and UL 467 • ZS Comp bonding products are UL listed to UL 2703 • Engincorod for spans up to 72" and cantilever up to 24" • Zep wire management products listed se UL 1565 for wire positioning devices zepsolancom Components Mounting Block Array Skirt Interlock Pad No. 850-1633 Pad No. 850-1608 or 500-0113 Pad No. 850-1388 or 850-1613 ❑stall to UL 2703 Listed to ILL 2703 Listed to ILL 2703 t5# Leveling Foot Pad No. 850-1397 zepsolar.com Listed to ILL 2703 This dosdorenrl does not ossee dny asiress—no by Zep Solar a about it produNsaa--less. ZAP So1aPs.sale wasanty is cprttined in the AmAo proome waranty fa This doscr in does not traate any araass'uarraile by Zell Solar ar AJAAW Has products or services. ZAp SdaP3 le wamanry is bf'itoi in the wrctt� rissi warale, for ach prod uct_ Thll end-user documen A,.shl sped with Zep Solar's prod a ds constitutes the sole speclticatlons refer red to In the prod a et warranty_ The customer is sol ely acb prod,. The end-user documentaton shl sped with Zep Solar's prod a ds constitutes the sole speclticatlons referred to In the prod, d warranty_ The customer is sol ely responsible forverlfyl ro the suhablllty of Ze sSol ar's prod, cts for each use_ Speclticatlons are su sj rl to chrlro without notice_ Patents and Apps. -P's com. L ¢sills nsible for,,ly gthes trblllty of ZepSolar's products for ea ch use_ Speclficatlons are su jjed to change without nonce_ Patents and Apps. zspats co m_ bxumeM b 800,18:s9tt91 Rev D Date tastexpxtvrl: kpil29, 2 k s 800-1839-001 Rev D Date fast egscrhk: "129, 2016 AM 2 ui ding Department REV EWER �OR CODE CONIPIANC_ REvz-wed 3y, ADD, Alende -Dale' .l'l"Cz"l January 23, 2017 Solarcity Corp 6671 Las Vegas Blvd South Ste 300 Las Vegas, NV 89119 Attention: Ms. Cynthia Garcia UL Order Number: 11598330 Subject: Field Evaluation of Residential Panelboard PV Line Side Tap Dear Ms. Garcia: UL has completed a Field Evaluation of the above subject equipment. Please find attached one electronic copy of the final report(s) for this project. This report should be reviewed to verify that the information provided is complete and correct, and to determine whether further action may be required by the AHJ for final approval of the installation. If you have any questions, or if we can be of service in future projects please do not hesitate to call anytime. Kind regards, Cathy Sledjeski Administrative Specialist Field Engineering Services Direct Line: 813-253-9489 Email: Cathy.Sledjeski@ul.com CC: Mr. Albert Salvador - Chief Building Official , City of Cupertino UL LLC 333 Pfingsten Road, Northbrook, IL60062-2096 USA T: 847.272.8800 / F: 847.272.8129 / W: UL.com Field Evaluation Services Final Report For Residential Panelboard PV Line Side Tap — JB -9507974-00 Requested by: Solarcity Corp. 6671 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Suite 300 Las Vegas, NV 89119 UL Order Number - 11598330 Installation Site and Authority Having Jurisdiction: Wayne Luo (JB -9507974-00) 7717 Oak Meadow Ct., Cupertino, CA 95014 City of Cupertino, Cupertino CA 95014-3255 Report by: 8 Zl7�f Brian W. Howe UL LLC 333 Pfingsten Road, Northbrook, IL60062-2096 USA T: 847.272.8800 J F: 847.272.8129 jw: UL.com Reviewed by: l hvc a n.e (T. 5(111 n. Christine A. Hansen Report Date: January 18, 2017 Table of Contents 1 ' Executive Summary ............................................................................................................. 3 2 Conditions of Acceptability...................................................................................................3 3 Referenced Standards......................................................................................................... 4 4 Product Description..............................................................................................................4 4.1 Nameplate Data.................................................................................................................. 5 4.2 Field Evaluation Label......................................................................................................... 5 5 Evaluation Discrepancies.....................................................................................................5 6 Evaluation Details................................................................................................................ 5 6.1 Critical Components............................................................................................................6 6.2 Environmental Rating..........................................................................................................6 6.3 Guarding of Live Parts......................................................................................................... 6 6.4 Mounting of Components.................................................................................................... 6 6.5 Wiring and Wiring Methods.................................................................................................6 7 Test Results......................................................................................................................... 7 8 Photographs.........................................................................................................................8 2017 -709 -FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 2 of 9 1 Executive Summary Federal OSHA requirements mandate that all electrical equipment in the workplace be "certified" or subjected to a complete and thorough evaluation before use (29 CFR 1910.303 and 1910.399). Many state, county and city electrical jurisdictions have similar requirements. A UL Field Evaluation is an accepted approach to meet this requirement; UL conducts an unbiased, independent assessment of products at a specific location to essential requirements of applicable product safety standard(s). UL's engineering assessment informs regulating authorities who make product and related installation approval decisions. Please note that the regulating authority for the final installation site provides final approval of this equipment and the installation. This project's purpose was to evaluate a product that was not Listed or otherwise certified by a testing laboratory recognized by the authority having jurisdiction. Products undergoing this evaluation process do not acquire a UL Listing, UL Recognition, or UL Classification. UL has not established factory Follow -Up Services to determine the conformance of any subsequently produced, relocated, or otherwise altered product(s) or system(s). Installation model codes are referenced in this document where necessary to ensure the product can be properly installed according to the code (e.g. National Electrical Code, NFPA 70). At the request of Ms. Cynthia Garcia of Solarcity Corp., a Field Evaluation project was initiated. A Final Evaluation was completed at: • Wayne Luo (JB -9507974-00),7717 Oak Meadow Ct., Cupertino, CA Based on the inspection, testing, and evaluation completed, UL considers the product to be suitable for application of the Field Evaluation Product Mark and for use in accordance with any conditions of acceptability stated in this report. 2 Conditions of Acceptability Except where otherwise stated in the product description and evaluation sections of this report, this evaluation and the application of the Field Evaluated Product Mark is subject to the following Conditions of Acceptability. 2.1 Except for like -for -like component replacement in the event of component failure, no change or addition to the product or system shall be made that would alter its construction, operation, function, layout, source of supply, physical location or operating environment. If such changes or additions to the product occur, the Field Evaluated Product Mark shall be considered invalid, and a separate evaluation shall be required to determine compliance with applicable product safety standards under the changed conditions. 2.2 The completed evaluation and application of the UL Field Evaluated Product Mark by UL does. not assume liability on the part of UL and does not relieve the manufacturer, installer, user, or other relevant parties of their responsibilities. The product evaluation is based on adherence to sound engineering practices, and compliance with the applicable product safety standards and installation code. 2017 -709 -FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 3 of 9 2.3 This evaluation considered the risks associated with electric shock, fire, and casualty hazards as specified in the evaluation section of the report only. No other hazards were evaluated during this evaluation. 2.4 Unless otherwise stated in the product description, this product was evaluated for installation in an indoor, dry, normal environment only. The product was not evaluated for installation in any hazardous classified location as defined in the latest edition! National Electrical Code as adopted by the National Fire Protection Association. The product was not evaluated for installation in an environment subject to rainfall, water spray, steam, or exposure to any corrosive chemicals that deteriorate the enclosure or components. 2.5 The UL Field Evaluated Product Mark shall not be considered as equivalent to the UL Listing Mark, UL Recognized Component Mark, or UL Classified Product Mark. The UL Field Evaluated Product Mark indicates compliance with the applicable parts of the Standards referenced in Section 3 at the time the Mark was applied, and considering only the final installation site. The applicable parts included in the evaluation are the construction review, markings, and those testing protocols that are non-destructive. 3 Referenced Standards • UL 67, Standard For Panelboards, 12th Edition, Revised 12/14/2016 • NFPA 70, National Electrical Code - 2011, 1st Edition • 2013 California Electric Code 4 Product Description Equipment Name: Residential Panelboard PV Line Side Tap — JB -9507974-00 Description: The scope of this project is the evaluation of a supply side connection in an existing residential panelboard for installation of a photovoltaic (PV) power system(s) at the residence. The PV output AC power is connected in the existing main electrical paneboard on the line side of the main (service) disconnect. The two ungrounded phase conductors and neutral conductor from the inverter outputs were routed from an outdoor rated Listed fused disconnect switch into the existing panelboard. The ungrounded PV phase conductors are connected (spliced) to the service entrance conductors connected between the load side of the meter socket and line side of the main circuit breaker serving as the main (service) disconnect. The line side tap was made by a Listed insulation piercing connector, Model UTILCO KUPLER, IPC 4/0 - #6, which was connected to the 2 AWG service entrance conductors and to the 6 AWG, THWN PV system tap conductors. The terminal was torqued to 160 in -Ib (13.3 ft -Ib) by a calibrated torque wrench, Husky, Model 564394, Serial Number 416070117, Calibration Date: 07/22/2016. The UL inspection does not include any PV panel(s), DC conductors, DC disconnect(s), inverter, raceways (AC or DC), AC disconnect(s), overcurrent protection of PV system, or grounding or bonding of PV components, PV system, or raceways. It also does not include an assessment of the 2017 -709 -FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 4 of 9 A condition of the existing panelboard, circuit breakers, metering enclosure, service installation, or existing feeder or branch circuit wiring installation. The modifications to the panelboard, as evaluated and documented in this report, have determined that the panelboard continues to be compliant with the applicable product safety standards and that the modifications do not cause the panelboard to be unsuitable for continued service. Manufacturer: Zinsco Model Number: Unknown Serial Number: na 4.1 Nameplate Data Electrical Ratincis Volts 240 Vac Amps 125 A Phase 1 Wire 3 Frequency 60 Hz Enclosure Type 3R 4.2 Field Evaluation Label UL Engineers have determined that the subject product complied with the Standards referenced in Section 3 and the following UL Field Evaluated Product marks were applied. • FE -452523 Date Applied: 01/18/2017 5 Evaluation Discrepancies This section details the non-compliant findings of the preliminary evaluation. Unless corrective actions are described, a final evaluation is necessary to complete all remaining tests and verify that changes have rendered the equipment compliant. • No Discrepancies Found. 6 Evaluation Details The following specific areas were evaluated using the methods described. All items comply with the applicable parts of standard(s) referenced in Section 3.0, unless stated otherwise in Section 5.0 of this report. Additional characteristics and features unique to the product were further addressed as deemed necessary considering the final installation site, or as required by the applicable product safety standard(s). 2017 -709 -FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 5 of 9 6.1 Critical Components Method: The following critical components were inspected for evidence of Listing or Recognition according to UL policies: - Enclosures - Terminal Blocks - Wire and Cables Results: The critical components are Listed or Recognized by a testing laboratory acceptable to UL according to UL policies. 6.2 Environmental Rating Method: The design, assembly, and installation of the equipment are examined for suitability with the environment, electrical supply, and operating conditions of the installation site. Results: The general operating conditions are acceptable for the design and use of the equipment as required by the standards referenced in Section 3.0. 6.3 Guarding of Live Parts Method: The product is visually inspected to ensure that all components were housed in a suitable enclosure and made effectively inaccessible to unauthorized persons. An articulated finger probe is used to measure access where necessary. Vent openings are verified to not align with potential discharge paths of gases expelled from circuit breakers when clearing fault conditions. Results: Enclosures prevent contact with moving parts, electrically energized parts, and hot parts. Enclosures provide an acceptable degree of protection for internal components (according to the product's installation environment). All electrically live parts external to the enclosure are guarded as required by the applicable standards. No electrically hazardous energized parts are accessible from the exterior of the ultimate enclosure as required by Section 110.27 of the NEC. 6.4 Mounting of Components Method: Components that support live parts and uninsulated current carrying parts are secured to prevent them from turning or shifting in position if such motion may result in a reduction of spacings below the minimum acceptable values. Friction between surfaces is not acceptable as a means of preventing shifting or turning of a live part. Result: Components are mounted such that they are fixed in place and protected from a reduction in electrical spacings and strain on wiring terminations. 6.5 Wiring and Wiring Methods Method: All conductors were inspected for Listing or Recognition by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory according to UL policies. The conductors were examined for proper ratings (voltage, ampacity, temperature, flexibility, flame, and environmental ratings) as required for the application. The wiring methods were verified to comply with the applicable standards and provide proper physical protection, including strain relief, where applicable. The wiring terminations were inspected for correct application, number of conductors according to their Listing, and correct ampacity based on temperature ratings. Results: Details as follows: 6.5.1 Wire Terminations All wire terminations are suitable for the number and size of conductors installed. 2017 -709 -FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 6 of 9 6.5.2 Supply Connections The supply connection points have proper terminals and identification provided. 6.5.3 Strain Relief External conductors, cable assemblies entering enclosures, and internal conductors are secured to prevent strain from being transmitted to terminations. 6.5.4 Wiring Methods Internal wiring methods are in compliance with the requirements of the applicable standard. All wiring is routed, secured, and protected from moving parts, external heat sources, and sharp edges. 7 Test Results The following tests verified that the product operates within normally expected parameters. Unless stated otherwise in Section 5.0, all the following items comply with the applicable part(s) of the referenced standard(s). Field evaluation test methods follow the applicable standards as closely as practical, considering the limits of a non -laboratory field setting and the need for the equipment to perform its function following the test. • No Tests Deemed Necessary. 2017 -709 -FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 7 of 9 2017 -709 -FE Field Evaluation Services Report Page 9 of 9