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TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER
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John Karavolas
Gardner Park Associates
29 Abington Ave.,
Peabody, MA 01960
11/15/2016
Dan McGrath
President, United Solar Associates, LLC
376 Washington St.,
Maiden, MA 02148
To whom this may concern
I have inspected the existing roof framing of 90 Penni Lane, North Andover, MA 01845 and found that the roof can
support the installation of proposed roof mounted PV array subject to the requirements of this letter.
The roof connection to the existing roof joists shall be attached with 5/16" x 4%2" long stainless steel lag bolts with
washer to accomplish embedment into the top 2" into the cord of the roof joist.The roof connection brackets shall be
spaced no more than 48" on center.The roof connection brackets shall be spaced no more than 48" on center. Rafters
measure at 2" x 8" with spacing of 16".
The top face of the PV panels will be no more than 5" of the existing roof structure and flush mounted with the roof.
The panels shall not be blocked at their perimeter and air shall be allowed to flow under the panels.
The total weight of the PV panels including all attachments and hardware will be under 3lbs/sf.
The PV panel rail shall span 48" between supports.The PV panel rail rows shall be staggered such that the support of
each panel row shall be bearing on alternating roof joist such that each PV panel row is offset 24"from the row below
it.
John Karavolas PE, has reviewed the Snap N Rack recommended installation methods ad "Roof Mount Assembly
Drawing" in combination with 780 CMR, Eighth Edition of the Massachusetts State Building Code—Residential, and
concluded that the Snap N Rack system and its proposed installation methods are in compliance.
John Karavolas
Engineer, Gardner Park Associates
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Installation Contract for:
Glenn O'Grady
90 Penni Ln.
North Andover, MA 01845
System Size of:
7.83 kW DC
Installation to be Performed by:
United Solar Associates LLC
Sunl776.com
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Solar Installation Contract
This agreement is made by United Solar Associates, LLC (Contractor)and Glenn O'Grady (Owner) on
the date written beside our signatures.
Contractor
United Solar Associates,LLC.
376 Washington St. #104,
Malden,MA 02148
Phone Number: 1-855-786-1776
Fax Number: 1-781-321-1202
Email Address: Info@Sunl776.com
Federal Employer ID: 27 - 3543248
Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor Registration Number: 168524 EXP 3/7/2017
United Solar Associates, LLC is operating as a limited liability company in the state of
Massachusetts.
United Solar Associates,LLC will be referred to as U.S.A throughout this document.
Salesperson who solicited this contract: Lucas McLaughlin
Owner
Name: Glenn O'Grady
Address: 90 Penni Ln.
North Andover,MA 01845
Phone: -
Email: -
Name: 'Glenn O'Grady' will be referred to as Owner throughout this agreement.
The Construction Site
Address of installation
90 Penni Ln.
North Andover, MA 01845
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I. Project Description
A. For a price identified below, U.S.A. agrees to complete for Owner the Work identified in this
agreement as the Solar Project.
B. The Solar Project is described as follows:
Installation of 27 Solar Panels of the brand Canadian Solar, CS6X-290M All Black to be used with
SolarEdge - 7600A- US inverters and Snap N`Rack brand Racking.
II. Contract Price
A. In addition to any other charges specified in this agreement, Owner agrees to pay U.S.A.
$24,500.00 for completing the Work described as the Solar Project.
Ill. Scheduled Start of Construction
A. Project start date will be determined
B. Work will be considered started when U.S.A, or a Subcontractor retained by U.S.A. begins final
engineering work for the Solar Project.
IV. Scheduled Completion of Construction
A. Work under this agreement will be Substantially Complete within 90 calendar days after the date
construction begins.
V. Documents Incorporated
A. This agreement incorporates by reference certain disclosures and notices required by federal and
state law. The following documents are incorporated as though included in full as part of this agreement.
Notice of Right to Cancel under Regulation Z (in duplicate)
VI. Scope of Work
A. The Solar Project is a solar energy system installed with all wiring and connections required for
operation and with the following specifications:
The number of panels installed will be 27.
B. The panel manufacturer and model number will be Canadian Solar, CS6X-290M All Black.
Tilt of the panel array will be Flush with roof.
Azimuth of panel orientation will be set forth in "System Design" document.
Standoff above the surface will be 3-5 inches.
Shading percentage will be under 50%
The inverter manufacturer and model number will be SolarEdge - 7600A-US.
Manufacturer of the mounting system is Snap N' Rack.
C. U.S.A. will design, engineer and construct the Solar Project as required by the Contract
Documents and all applicable laws, regulations and ordinances. U.S.A. will be responsible for all means,
methods,techniques, sequences and procedures used to complete the Solar Project,
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D. When, the Solar Prqiect is ready for performance testing,U.S.A. will notify Owner at least two
business days before conducting a test of the system. U.S.A, will conduct performance tests using
procedures generally followed by U.S.A. and industry standards. When U.S.A. has determined that the
Solar Project has been designed, engineered, and constructed in compliance with this agreement and
when the Solar Project has passed final Inspection by the building authority,U.S.A. will notify Owner of
completion. Owner will, within two business days of receipt of this notice, review the Solar Project to
verify that Work is Substantially Complete. On completion of this review, Owner will either identify
reasons why the Solar Project is not complete or acknowledge that: (1) The Solar Project is complete,
and (2) Owner has assumed responsibility for the Solar Project, including security, insurance coverage,
and utility charges.
E. When Owner has assumed responsibility for the Solar Project, U.S.A. will provide Owner with
originals of any of the following in possession of U.S.A.; (1)Permit sign-offs or other approvals of any
governmental agency,utility company or department having authority over the Solar Project. (2)
Operating instructions and maintenance recommendations for all equipment and systems installed. (3)
Original warranties, guarantees. (4) Documents describing project for tax purposes. (5) Full copy of
U.S.A. Warranty.
These documents will be provided in a binder provided to owner duringfinal commissioning walk
through with owner. The Final Commissioning walk through will be performed at total completion of
project.
F. On request, Owner will provide to U.S.A. all information and documentation in possession of
Owner which may affect design, construction or utility rebates available on the Solar Project, including:
(1) Plans and Surveys that describe the physical characteristics, legal limitations or existing utility
locations on site, (2) known conditions, including subsurface conditions and Hazardous Materials, (3) As-
built Drawings and photographs of prior construction, (4) charges for electric service during the year
before this contract is signed. When such documents are in possession of others, Owner will, on request
of U.S.A.,authorize release of such documents to U.S.A.. Owner makes no representation or warranty to
U.S.A. with respect to the accuracy of any documents provided or released to U.S.A.. However, if
reliance by U.S.A. on documents or information provided by Owner increases the cost or extends the
project duration, U.S.A. will be entitled to a Change Order for any additional costs or time required.
0. Owner grants to U.S.A. and consultants and Subcontractors of U.S.A., a non-exclusive right of
entry to the job site during normal work hours. Normal work hours will range between 7 A.M. and 5
P.M. Owner will identify preferred points of access and parking areas for construction personnel. U.S.A.
agrees to comply with reasonable access and security rules and procedures recommended by Owner.
H. Owner will provide access to the Internet through a network maintained by Owner to support
monitoring of the solar energy system installed by U.S.A.. Access can be through either an Ethernet line
with RJ45 connector near the panel array or an electrical outlet close to a router or switch which supports
an Ethernet over Power device,
1. Owner grants to U.S.A. the rights to take pictures of the Solar Project and use those pictures for
advertising, promotion or publicity purposes in any electronic,online, or print format. Owner grants to
U.S.A. permission to give prospective clients of U.S.A. the name of Owner and a contact number when
soliciting future business. These rights expire 18 months after completion of the Solar Project unless
terminated sooner by Owner.
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J. When Owner has acknowledged that Work on the Solar Project is complete, U.S.A. is not
responsible for improper modification or alteration of installed equipment, faulty repair attempts,
deliberate abuse, insufficient ventilation of electrical components, failure to comply with applicable
safety standards or regulations, flood, lightning, over-voltage, storm or fire.
K. U.S.A. acknowledges and agrees that all rebates, incentives, environmental attributes, reporting
rights, Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) and tax credits payable or available under any law or
program as a result of the Solar Project are the property of Owner unless Owner has contracted with a
leasing or Power Purchasing Agreement Facility or Company. U,S.A. makes no guarantee on the
availability of solar incentives other than as specifically provided in this agreement.
L. Owner is advised to consult legal and accounting professionals on the availability of solar
incentives, Incentives can change. U.S.A, is not responsible for changes in incentives after a building
permit is issued for the Solar Project,
M. Owner grants to U.S.A. the right to prepare and submit applications in the name and on behalf
of Owner for any and all solar incentives,rebates and credits for which the Solar Project may qualify.
These documents include but are not limited to:
• Massachusetts Clean Energy Center Rebate Application (if applicable)
• Massachusetts Clean Energy Center Rebate Application (if applicable)
• Net Metering Agreements
• Permission Construct Applications
• Municipal Applications including Electric, Building,and Affidavit of Project
Responsibility
N. This contract is subject to cancellation by Owner at any time prior to issuance of the
building permit if performance-based incentives(PBI), up-front incentives (UFI), attributes,
reporting rights or grants approved by Owner and incorporated into this contract will not be
available. Upon cancellation,Owner will have no further obligation under this agreement.
However, the portion of the initial payment intended to cover the cost of applying for solar
incentives will be non-refundable.
O. This contract is subject to cancellation by process of application and can be revoked by
others including:
• Failure of roof supporting structure by Licensed Professional Engineer
• Denial of interconnection by Power Company(NStar,National Grid,Municipal
Light Plant)
P. U.S.A. guarantees that any application for solar incentives or rebates will be submitted for
approval within 30 Working Days after this contract is signed. Any change in solar incentives by
government or a utility company after the building permit is issued will be the responsibility of Owner.
Q. U.S.A. advises Owner that utility companies routinely require a grant of an casement which
guarantees full-time access to the Job Site of any solar energy equipment for which a performance-based
incentive or an up-front incentive has been approved.
R. The best choice for materials may change when the construction manager conducts a site audit
or when the solar engineer prepares working Plans. if the solar modules or other equipment planned for
the Solar Project are not available or are on long back order when needed, U.S.A. will recommend
another panel currently available and appropriate for the Solar Project. Owner will have the option to
substitute the equipment recommended by U.S.A..
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S. Sizing of system components in this agreement is based on the best information available at the
time this contract was prepared and is subject to change. Changes may be required when the construction
manager conducts a site audit or when the solar engineer prepares working Plans. Plans may require
changes when there is a change in: (1) the rated capacity of existing or proposed electrical service
switchgear. (2) The roof space or open land available for mounting solar modules. (3)The history of
energy costs at the construction site. (4) The availability of solar incentives, credits and rebates,
T. It is the belief of U.S.A. that existing electrical switchgear/main electrical panel on site is
adequate for the Solar Project without significant upgrade. If existing electrical service switchgear has to
be replaced as part of the Solar Project, U.S.A. will provide a quote to upgrade the electrical service
switchgear at additional cost to Owner unless otherwise agreed upon. This guarantee does not extend to
trenching for underground placement of electrical cable or conduit. Subsurface conditions or other
obstructions that prevent use of ordinary trenching equipment may increase the cost of connecting
underground electrical cable and will require a Change Order.
U. Except for materials expressly designated otherwise in the Contract Documents, U.S.A.warrants
that all materials and equipment furnished under this contract shall be of good quality and new.
V. U.S.A. is responsible for coordination of the various trades and deliveries of equipment,
materials and supplies to minimize interference which could delay the Work or pose a hazard to life or
property. U.S.A. shall be responsible for allocation of tasks between trades and will be the final authority
on location and routing of equipment and storage of materials on the Job Site.
W. U.S.A. shall do no Work on the Solar Project and furnish no materials to the Job Site except as
required by the Contract Documents. Any Work done or materials furnished by U.S.A. which do not
comply with the Contract Documents, will be at the risk and expense of U.S.A. who covenants and
agrees that no Claim for compensation shall be made for any non-complying Work done or non-
complying materials furnished.
X. U.S.A. shall not be relieved of obligations to perform the Work in accord with the Contract
Documents either by actions of or inaction by Owner or agents of Owner, or by tests, Inspections, or
approvals required or performed by persons other than U.S.A.
VII. Cutting and Patching
A. U.S.A. will ensure that cutting and patching required to make building parts fit together properly
is done by those skilled in the trade. Work completed by U.S.A. will have the neatly finished appearance
characteristic of professional grade construction.
B. U.S.A. will ensure that alteration Work done on existing building components does no damage
either to the property of Owner or to Work done by others.
C. Except as illustrated on building Plans or described in Contract Documents, U.S.A. will not alter
existing building components without consent of Owner. U.S.A. will not alter or interfere with the Work
of any Separate Contractor without prior consent of the Separate Contractor involved,
VIII. Compliance with Law
A. U.S.A. and Owner mutually commit to use reasonable care to meet the Requirements of state,
federal and local Law when discharging their responsibilities under this agreement.
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B. U.S.A. is licensed to do the Work described in the Contract Documents, U.S.A. will notify
Owner of any change in that license status. Every Subcontractor working for U.S.A. will hold a license
appropriate for the Work performed.
IX. Permits and Fees
A. In compliance with Massachusetts General Laws 142A, Section 2(a) (10), U.S.A. has:
(1) Provided Owner with a list of building permits required to complete this Work,
(2)Advised Owner that it's normally the obligation of a Contractor or Subcontractor to
obtain the required permits for their Work, and
(3) Advised Owner that homeowners who secure permits for Work on their own homes are
excluded from the guaranty fund provisions which appear in Massachusetts General Laws
142A, Section 5
U.S.A. accepts responsibility for securing building permits for the Solar Project.
Description of the permit: Building Permit
Name of the permit issuing authority: Inspectional Services of
North Andover
Description of the permit: Electric Permit
Name of the permit issuing authority: Inspectional Services of
North Andover
Description of the permit: Pennission to interconnect
Name of the permit issuing authority:
National Grid
A. U.S.A. will pay the building permit fee, Plan check fee,business license fees for U.S.A. and
Subcontractors,and charges levied by government for testing, Inspection and Re-Inspection of the Solar
Project.
B. Except as provided elsewhere in this agreement, Owner will pay all fees and application charges
imposed by government authority, including, but not limited to, grading permit fees, drainage permit
fees, traffic control charges, thoroughfare charges, impact fees, special district fees, sewer fees, water
fees, planning fees, school fees, elevator permit fees, charges for temporary access or use of the public
right of way, and charges for document processing, hearings, and certifications. Owner will also pay all
fees and application charges imposed by any association of property owners having authority over the
Job Site.
C. Except as provided elsewhere in this agreement, Owner will pay all application fees and
connection charges imposed by utility companies or government agencies for bringing service to the Job
Site, and for connecting gas,water, electricity,phone, cable, sewer, and drainage lines.
II. Taxes
A. Owner asserts that the Solar Project is exempt from sales and use tax and that none should be
charged to U.S.A. or Subcontractors for building materials, supplies, fixtures, equipment,and Installation
labor which actually become part of the structure, Supplies, tools and equipment used in the construction
process(such as perimeter fencing) will be subject to sales and use tax and payable by U.S.A,, even if
used exclusively on the Solar Project. On request of U.S.A. or any Subcontractor, Owner shall cause a
certificate of exemption to be issued as evidence of the tax status of the Solar Project. Should sales or use
tax be imposed other than as described in this paragraph, Owner agrees that the Contract Price shall be
increased by the full amount of all such sales or use tax(including fines and penalties) actually paid by
U.S.A. or Subcontractors.
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B. U.S.A. shall remit when due all federal, state and local withholding tax and payroll tax on
employee wages,premiums for unemployment and workers' compensation insurance, and retirement
contributions.
III. Employee Relations
A. U.S.A. is responsible for performance of all construction crews, including employees of
Subcontractors, and shall enforce strict discipline and good order on the Job Site.
B. U.S.A. will enforce the following rules on the Job Site; (1)Anyone found in possession of a
firearm will be directed to leave immediately and will not be allowed to return, (2)Possession, sale, or
distribution of alcohol or illicit drugs is prohibited. Anyone under the influence of alcohol or illicit drags
will be directed to leave immediately, (3)U.S.A. will certify that personnel on the Job Site have
consented to submit to drug and alcohol screening and testing including pre-employment, for cause,
periodic or random tests, and(4) Entry on the Job Site shall constitute consent to Inspection of an
employee's person, vehicle, and personal effects by U.S.A., Owner, or other authority. Any employee
who is found in violation of these Job Site rules or who refuses to permit Inspection shalt be barred from
the Job Site at the discretion of U.S.A. or Owner.
C. U.S.A. will ensure that personnel will be furnished and required to use safety equipment
complying with OSHA standards, including hard hats, safety glasses with permanently attached side
shields,body harnesses with shock cord lanyard, steel toe work boots, and appropriate protective
equipment and clothing. Any employee who refuses to comply with OSHA standards shall be barred
from the Job Site at the discretion of U.S.A, or Owner.
D. U.S.A.will allow only qualified, careful and skilled personnel to do the Work. Each worker
shall have the appropriate license, certification or experience necessary to complete the tasks assigned.
E. U.S.A. shall discharge from employment on the Solar Project any worker who cannot or will not
meet standards for acceptable performance or who fails to comply with reasonable expectations for
personal conduct.
F. U.S.A. agrees to Indemnify and hold harmless Owner from any and all causes of action,
demands, Claims,damages, awards and attorney's fees, based on decisions made by Owner concerning
discharge of construction personnel.
IV. Owner's Responsibilities
A. Owner will respond in writing and with reasonable promptness to written requests from U.S.A.
for information relevant to completion of the Work. Owner will identify a Representative qualified to
respond to questions from U.S.A. when Owner is not available. U.S.A. is authorized to rely on written
responses from Owner and the identified Representative.
B. Owner shall have sole responsibility to secure financing for the Solar Project and shall pay all
fees, charges, or other costs of such financing, including Inspection fees charged by any lender. The
nonperformance of any lender shall not affect the obligation of Owner to U.S.A.. Owner hereby
authorizes and directs any lender on the Solar Project to furnish U.S.A. with full information on
undisbursed loan proceeds when requested by U.S.A..
C. Owner will not interfere with or permit others to interfere with, stop, hinder, or delay completion
of the Work by U.S.A. or Subcontractors except as provided under this agreement.
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D. During the Contract Time, Owner shall, at the expense of Owner, provide and maintain a
surfaced roadway connecting the Job Site with a public highway.
V. Representations by Contractor
A. The Contract Price is based on U.S.A.'s careful evaluation of Plans, Specifications, Contract
Documents, local conditions, including availability of labor, material, equipment, and transportation,the
kind and character of soil and terrain, all available reports and tests on soil conditions, Work to be
performed by Owner or Separate Contractors, environmental and historic preservation considerations,
B. U.S.A. shall use skill and attention to complete the Work in a timely manner consistent with the
Contract Documents.
C. Based on a thorough evaluation of the Contract Documents, the Job Site, and all conditions that
may affect construction cost and duration, U.S.A. affirms that the Contract Price and Contract Time are
fair and reasonable for completion of the Solar Project.
VI. Disclaimer by Owner, Reliance by Contractor
A. Owner has provided U.S.A. with information on subsurface or concealed conditions at the Job
Site. Except to the extent that U.S.A. knows this information to be false, U.S.A. is entitled to rely on the
accuracy of this information.
VII. Discrepancy Behveen Plans and Fields Conditions
A. U.S.A. shall compare conditions at the Job Site with representations and Requirements in the
Contract Documents. If U.S.A. discovers a discrepancy between Job Site conditions and representations
or Requirements in the Contract Documents, U.S.A. shall promptly report the discrepancy to Owner, and
provide a detailed explanation.
B. If any concealed structure,water, power, waste, drain or gas line is uncovered or revealed during
construction which is not as indicated in the Contract Documents or is inconsistent with information
provided by Owner, U.S.A. shall promptly, and before any such structure or line is disturbed or damaged
(except in an Emergency), notify Owner. U.S.A. shall submit a Claim for a Change Order which covers
the additional cost incurred as a result of such structure, water,power, waste, drain, or gas line uncovered
or revealed during construction.
VIII. Differing Site Conditions
A. U.S.A. shall promptly, and before the conditions are disturbed, give a written notice to Owner
on encountering unforeseeable conditions adversely affecting the Work. Owner shall investigate the site
conditions promptly after receiving notice. if the conditions cause an increase in cost to U.S.A. or the
time required for performing any part of the Work and were not reasonably foreseeable by an
experienced Contractor, an equitable adjustment shall be made under this clause and the contract
modified in writing accordingly.
B. If, as a result of differing site conditions, some portion of the Work is abandoned and Owner
receives little or no benefit from the abandoned portion of the Work, an equitable adjustment shall be
made under this clause, relieving Owner of any obligation to pay for the portion of the Work abandoned.
C. Anything in this contract notwithstanding, U.S.A. is entitled to rely on express or implied
representations concerning site conditions made by Owner and those employed by Owner regardless of
whether those representations are made in Contract Documents or otherwise.
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D. Nothing in this contract shall require U.S.A. to undertake Work on(1) Subsurface or latent
physical conditions at or near the Job Site which differ materially from those indicated in the Contract
Documents, or(2) Unknown physical conditions at or near the Job Site, of an unusual nature, which
differ materially from those ordinarily encountered and generally recognized as inhering in Work of the
character called for in the Contract Documents.
IX. Payments
Owner will pay to U.S.A. the Contract Price in installments consisting of progress payments and a final
payment on completion of the Work unless other financing arrangements have been made instead of self-
financing,
elffinancing. I.E. Lease, Power Purchase Agreement Equipment Leasing or other option.
A. Schedule of Progress Payments
l. Progress payments are due as each phase of the Work is completed.
a) Amount due upon signing contract: $ 2,000.00
b) Amount due when Job Phase 1 is complete: $13,500.00
Job Phase 1 is complete when Arrival of Material to Job Site and work has commenced
C) Amount due when Job Phase 2 has been substantially completed: $6,750.00
Job Phase 2 is complete on the last day of Installation.
d) Amount due when Job Phase 3 is complete: $2,250.00
Job Phase 3 is complete when Net metering agreement has been executed and array has been
given permission to interconnect (Permission to Operate) granted by Utility.
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2. Project to be financed through 3rd party.
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3. Project to be financed through the Mass Solar Loan Program
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If project is financed through Mass Solar Loan Program, this Turnkey Contract and
subsequent work shall be contingent on Program Loan approval.
B. Processing of Progress Payments
1. Before each progress payment is due under the terms of this contract, U.S.A. shall provide
Owner with an application for payment (invoice) in a form which complies with generally accepted trade
practice.
2. The customer may cancel the installation up to 3 days before material arrives on site. USA will
notify the customer 10 days before material order.
X. Payment for Materials Stored Off-Site
A. Except as otherwise provided in the Contract Documents, cost of materials and equipment to be
incorporated into the Work which are stored off the Job Site may be included in an application for
payment.
B. U.S.A. shall not be relieved of responsibility for loss or damage to materials stored off the Job
Site or while being transported to the Job Site. Any such loss or damage shall be remedied at the expense
of U.S.A... Transportation of materials or equipment stored off the Job Site is at the expense of U.S.A..
C. The value of materials stored off-site shall not exceed $10,000.00.
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XI. Grounds for Withholding Payment
A. Owner may withhold payment due U.S.A. for Defective Work which has not been corrected in
compliance with terms of this agreement.
B. Owner may withhold from payments due U,S,A, a sum adequate to reimburse Owner for any
damage suffered by Owner or for which Owner may be liable and which was caused by an act or neglect
of U.S.A. or by anyone for whom U.S.A. may be liable. Damage to Owner shall not constitute grounds to
withhold payment if U.S.A. has insurance coverage which would prevent loss to Owner from the damage
claimed.
XII. Final Payment
A. U.S.A. will submit an application for final payment to Owner when the Work has been
completed in compliance with the Contract Documents. If Owner agrees that Work has been completed,
payment is due U.S.A. for the entire unpaid balance of the contract amount.
B. The acceptance of final payment by U.S.A. constitutes a complete and unconditional waiver and
release of any and all Claims by U.S.A. of whatever nature, and regardless of whether they are then
known or unknown, and a complete and unconditional release of Owner, and every person for whom
Owner is responsible, for any and all matters related to the contract or otherwise,except those Claims
which have been made in writing and identified by U.S.A. as not having been settled at that time.
C. Owner has no obligation to make final payment until all Punch List items have been
satisfactorily completed unless Owner agrees to accept a certified check equal to the value of any
uncompleted Work.
X1II. Changes in the Work
A. Except as provided elsewhere in this agreement, no change to this contract(including
modification, clarification, interpretation or correction of the Plans or Specifications) shall be made
without mutual agreement and a written Change Order signed by U.S.A. and Owner identifying the
change,the cost of the change, and the effect on Project schedule, if any.
B. Any change in Plans, Specifications or Contract Documents necessary to conform to existing or
future Laws, codes, ordinances or regulations shall be considered Extra Work.
C. If any Change Order increases or decreases the time required for completion, Owner and U.S.A.
shall make an appropriate adjustment in the Contract Completion Date.
D. On receipt of any instruction or information which U.S.A. interprets as requiring Extra Work,
U.S.A. shall prepare and submit to Owner a proposal describing the change in the Work using(where
appropriate)Drawings, Specifications, narrative, the cost to Owner for making the change,and the
proposed revision in the Contract Completion Date, if any.
E. U.S.A. is authorized to make minor changes in the Work which are in the interest of Owner, do
not materially alter the quality or performance of the Work, and do not affect the cost or time of
performance, and comply with applicable Laws, codes, ordinances and regulations. U.S.A. will inform
Owner of each minor change made in the Work.
F. Owner is authorized to make minor changes in the Work which are in the interest of Owner, do
not materially alter the quality or performance of the Work, do not affect the cost or time of performance,
and comply with applicable Laws, codes, ordinances and regulations.
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G. When a change in the Work has been proposed by Owner, U.S.A. shall halt Work in the area of
the proposed change and take steps to minimize any loss or waste which might result from implementing
the proposed change.
H. When signed by U.S.A. and Owner, each Change Order becomes a Contract Document.
XIV. Cooperation of the Parties
A. Both U.S.A. and Owner pledge that their relations will be conducted with courtesy and
consideration in an environment characterized by mutual respect. Owner pledges to respond promptly to
requests by U.S.A. for guidance, assistance and payments when due and agrees to extend to U.S.A. the
deference and latitude a dedicated professional deserves. U.S.A. pledges to commit the skill and
resources required to complete the Solar Project in a manner that complies with both the letter and spirit
of the Contract Documents and enhances the reputation of U.S.A. for dependability and professionalism.
XV. Defective Work
A. General Requirements
1. On written notice from Owner, U.S.A. shall promptly remove from the Job Site all Work or
materials found to be either unsatisfactory or not in compliance with the Contract Documents,whether or
not such rejected Work or materials are incorporated in the Solar Project. U.S.A. shall promptly repair
or replace such rejected Work or materials at no cost to Owner.
B. Rejected Work- Contractor's Obligations
l. U.S.A. shall bear all expenses related to the correction of rejected Work and replacing rejected
materials, including the expense of making good all Work of U.S.A., Owner and Separate Contractors
destroyed or damaged by the corrections and replacements.
2. U.S.A. shall bear the cost of any additional testing, Inspections, fees of consultants and design
professionals necessary after correcting rejected Work or replacing rejected materials.
3. No correction of rejected Work or replacement of rejected materials shall be complete until
testing and Inspection is approved by Owner.
4. At the request of Owner,U.S.A. shall search for the cause of a construction Defect.
C. Rejected Work- Contractor's Rights
1. If U.S.A. disagrees with a decision on rejection of Work or rejection of materials,U.S.A. may
proceed with corrections under protest and invoke the provisions of this agreement which cover dispute
resolution. If such rejection of Work or materials is found to be without merit or with no adequate
foundation, U.S.A. shall be entitled to a Change Order for Extra Work and Owner shall pay all costs
associated with corrections completed under protest.
2. If U.S.A. disagrees with a decision on rejection of Work or materials,U.S.A. is entitled to an
expedited resolution of the issue under the provisions of this agreement which cover dispute resolution.
Pending resolution of this dispute, the obligation of U.S.A. to make correction is suspended. The
Contract Time, if any, is extended for the period the dispute remains unresolved.
3. U.S.A. has the right to inspect rejected Work or materials and collect relevant evidence before
the Work or materials are disturbed or altered in any way.
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4. Owner acknowledges and agrees that it may be inappropriate or unreasonably expensive to
replace,refabricate or refinish building components with minor Defects or which are damaged slightly
due to wear and tear commonly associated with the construction process. U.S.A. may, at the sole
discretion of U.S.A., (1) Correct minor Defects using procedures co nmonly accepted as good
construction practice, or(2) Conclude that a cosmetic Defect is acceptable under good construction
practice and take no corrective action.
XVI. Call-Backs
A. The call back period for repair of defective material or workmanship is 120 months.
B. U.S.A. has the right to test and inspect any Claimed Defect during the call-back period and may
seek the opinion of independent experts on the Claimed Defect before beginning repairs.
XVII. Warranty
Except as otherwise provided in this agreement, U.S.A. warrants that Work performed under this
contract shall conform to the Contract Documents and be free of Defects in material, or design furnished,
or workmanship performed by U.S.A, or any Subcontractor or Material Supplier for the period of 10
years. See Addendum No. 1 for more details.
A. General Requirements
1. Except as otherwise provided in this agreement, the warranty period shall begin from the date of
the Interconnection Agreement approval form Eversource, National Grid or Municipal Light Plant.
II. Contractor Claims
A. If U.S.A. claims that any instruction, Drawing,act or omission of Owner or any representative
of Owner, or any agency of government, increases costs to U.S.A.,requires extra time or changes the
Scope of Work,U.S.A. shall have the right to assert a Claim for such costs or time.
B. Unresolved Claims or disputes shall not cause U.S.A. to delay or suspend. Work or for Owner to
delay or suspend payments as provided by this agreement. Continued performance by U.S.A. shall not be
deemed a waiver of any Claim for additional compensation or an extension of Time for Completion.
U.S.A. shall cooperate with Owner and representatives of Owner to mitigate potential damages, delay
and other adverse consequences arising out of the condition which is the subject of the Claim.
C. U.S.A. and Owner agree to make a good faith effort to resolve all Claims that arise under this
agreement and shall seek the opinion of expert disinterested parties on the validity of Claims, when
appropriate. Claims not resolved to the mutual satisfaction of 1).S.A. and Owner shall he resolved under
the provisions of this agreement covering dispute resolution.
III. Notice of Claims
A. No Claim by U.S.A, shall be considered unless U.S.A.provides Owner with a notice that there
will be a Claim for additional compensation or an extension of time. This notice of Claim shall be made
no less than 5 calendar days after U.S.A. recognizes or should have recognized that circumstances exist
which support such a Claim. The notice of Claim shall include: (1) The date of the notice, (2)The date
the basis for the Claim was discovered, (3) The circumstances that support the Claim, and (4)The
estimated additional cost to Owner or additional time required to complete the Solar Project.
B. U.S.A. agrees and understands that no oral approval, either express or implied, of any Claim
shall be binding upon Owner unless and until such approval is ratified by execution of a written Change
Order.
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IV. Insurance
A. General Requirements
1, U.S.A. shall carry workers' compensation insurance and public liability insurance as required by
Law and regulation for the protection of U.S.A. and Owner during progress of the Work,
V. Interpretation of the Contract
A. The omission of words or phrases in the Contract Documents or obvious typographical errors in
the Contract Documents shall not defeat interpretation of the Contract Documents so long as the meaning
is reasonably inferable from the Contract Documents taken as a whole.
B. Words and abbreviations defined in this contract are capitalized and should be understood as
defined. Words commonly used in the construction industry are to be understood in their recognized
technical or construction industry context. Any word not defined in this contract and which does not have
a well-known technical or construction industry meaning is to be understood as defined in the most
recent edition of the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary.
C, Nothing in the Contract Documents shall be interpreted as requiring U.S.A. to violate any Law
or regulation imposed by government.
D. The terms "agreement" and "contract" have the same meaning and are interchangeable.
E. Except as otherwise provided in this contract, Owner and U.S,A. intend that this contract be
interpretcd in accord with the Restatement o f Law, Contracts, published by the American Law Institute.
Specifically: All parts of the Contract Documents should be interpreted together, and conduct of the
Parties should be interpreted as a manifestation of intention, and specific provisions should be interpreted
as qualifying the meaning of the general provisions.
VI. Rights of Third Parties
A. Except as expressly provided elsewhere in this agreement, Contract Documents shall not be
construed to create a contractual relationship of any kind: (1) Between Owner's Representative and
U.S.A., (2) Between Owner and any Subcontractor or Sub-subcontractor, (3)Between Owner and any
consultant to Owner, or(4)Between any persons or entities other than Owner and U.S.A..
VII. Dealing With Plan Defects
A. Unless U.S.A. has asked for and received a written clarification from Owner in time to prevent
delay in the Work, any omission or ambiguity in the Contract Documents shall be interpreted as
requiring the material or construction technique necessary to produce the greater quantity and better
quality of Work.
B. If inconsistent, approved changes to the Contract Documents take precedence over the original
Contract Documents. Subsequent changes to the Contract Documents take precedence over prior changes
to the Contract Documents.
VIIL Choice of Law
A. The contract shall be governed by the Law of the State of Massachusetts.
IX. Entire Agreement
A. The Contract Documents are the entire agreement and constitute a complete integration of all
understandings between U.S.A. and Owner on the subject of the Solar Project. The Contract Documents
supersede all prior negotiations,representations and agreements, whether written or oral. No subsequent
notation, renewal, addition, deletion, change or amendment to this contract shall have any force or effect
unless in the foram of a written Change Order or amendmcnt to this contract.
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X. Independent Contractor
A. U.S.A. shall perform all obligations required by this agreement as an independent contractor and
not as an employee of Owner. No agent, employee or Subcontractor of U.S.A. shall accrue leave,
pension, insurance, or any other benefit provided to employees of Owner.
B. United Solar Associates will act as owner representation for applications necessary for Solar
installation completion for SREC production, monitoring (if necessary) and net metering agreements,
Municipal Permits, Interconnection agreements and in no other way.
XI. Inspections
A. U.S.A. shall schedule and coordinate all Inspections required by the Contract Documents and by
public authority so as not to delay the progress of the Work or the Work of Owner or Separate
Contractors. If the Contract Documents require that an Inspection be witnessed or attended by Owner,
U.S.A. shall give advance notice of the time and place of the Inspection. U.S.A. shall schedule
Inspections during regular Work Days and normal business hours, unless mutually agreed by U.S.A.,
Owner, and Inspector.
B. Owner and Inspectors from the public authority having jurisdiction shall have access to all
construction, materials and equipment on the.lob Site for the purpose of making Inspections. U.S.A.
shall provide the facilities and safety equipment reasonably necessary to make Inspections. On request of
Owner, U.S.A. shall provide an employee of U.S.A. to accompany the Inspector.
C. Neither an Inspection nor a failure to make an Inspection shall relieve U.S.A. of responsibility
for compliance with the Contract Documents. Inspections shall not be interpreted as (1) A substitute for
adequate quality control by U.S.A., (2) A discharge of liability of U.S.A., (3)Acceptance by Owner of
any Work which passes Inspection, or(4) Waiver of any Requirement of the Contract Documents.
D, Except as provided otherwise by the Contract Documents, all materials, workmanship, processes
of manufacture and methods of construction shall be subject to Inspection where construction and
assembly are being performed. Such Inspections shall not unreasonably interfere with or delay the
operations of U.S.A.
E. Insofar as applicable and except where superseded by other provisions of the Contract
Documents or(1) Electrical Work following Installation and prior to being covered or enclosed, (2)
Above-ceiling Work when complete but before the finish ceiling material is installed, and (3) Final
Inspections prior to occupancy.
F. If an Inspection reveals Work of U.S.A. is not in compliance with the Contract Documents or not
in compliance with any code or statute, U.S.A. shall bear the costs of correction, the cost of repeating the
Inspection, and any related costs, including reasonable charges by Owner for additional services.
XII. Performance Testing
A. Nothing in the Contract Documents shall be interpreted as preventing U.S.A. from performing
tests voluntarily on any material or assembly so long as Owner is not charged for the cost of such test or
required to rely on the results of such voluntary test.
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B. When, in the opinion of Owner, an additional performance test is required, U.S.A, shall; (1)
Schedule the test, (2) Give notice to Owner of the time and date of the test, and(3) Prepare Samples, as
required. Owner will pay for each additional test unless test results reveal failure to comply with the
Contract Documents, in which case all costs that result from the failure shall be charged to U.S.A..
C. Should any performance test disclose that materials or Work of U.S.A. are not in compliance
with Code Requirements or the Contract Documents, U.S.A. shall bear the cost of replacing the materials
or Work and shall pay for additional testing.
XIII. Uncovering the Work for Inspections
A. So long as tests and Inspections are not complete, U.S.A. shall not enclose or cover any Work
which the Contract Documents or the public authority requires be inspected or tested. U.S.A. shall give
Owner 48-hour notice before covering any portion of the Work which Owner has asked to Inspect or test
before covering.
XIV. Delivery of Notes
A. Any written notice required by this contract can be: (1) Delivered by hand to the last known
address of the addressee, or(2) Delivered by hand to the addressee or representative of the addressee,
wherever found. Notice is effective upon delivery.
B. Any written notice required by this contract can be: (1) Delivered by enclosing in a stamped
envelope addressed to the last known address of the intended recipient and either deposited in a United
States Postal Service mailbox or given to a USPS employee, or(2) Consigned to a commercial courier
service and addressed to the last known address of the intended recipient.Notice is effective upon
delivery if proof of delivery is provided. Where no proof of delivery is available, notice is effective 5
calendar days after mailing or consigmnent to a courier service.
Massachusetts Home Improvement Disclosures
Massachusetts General Laws 142A, Section 2(a) (8) requires that home improvement contractors and
subcontractors register with the Director of Home Improvement Contractor Registration. You may
inquire about contractor registration by writing to The Office of Consumer Affairs and Business
Regulation, Home Improvement Contractor Registration, 10 Park Plaza, Room 5170, and Boston, MA
02116. (617) 973-8700.
You may cancel this agreement if it has been signed at a place other than the contractor's normal place of
business,provided you notify the contractor in writing at his/her main office or branch office by ordinary
mail posted, by telegram sent or by delivery, not later than midnight of the third business day following
the signing of this agreement. See the attached Federal Right of Rescission form for an explanation of
this right.
Massachusetts law grants lien rights to builders. Any construction contractor, subcontractor,tradesman
or material supplier who is not paid can record a lien on the property being improved. If not discharged
by payment, this mechanics' lien will become a security like a mortgage on the property.
Massachusetts General Laws 142A, Section 2(a)(8) provides that, "No contract shall contain an
acceleration clause under which any part or all of the balance not yet due may be declared due and
payable because the holder deems himself to be insecure. However, where the contractor deems himself
to be insecure he may require as a prerequisite to continuing said work that the balance of funds due
under the contract, which are in the possession of the owner, shall be placed in a joint escrow account
requiring the signature of the contractor and owner for withdrawal."
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Massachusetts General Laws 142A, Section 2(a) (8) requires that the property owner receive, at the time
of signing, a copy of the contract signed by both the contractor and the owner. No work shall begin prior
to the signing of the contract and transmittal to the owner of a copy of such contract.
Massachusetts General Laws 142A, Section 2(a) (8) requires that this contract include a notice disclosing
all warranties and the rights of Owner under this agreement. Except as provided elsewhere in this
agreement, U.S.A, makes no express warranty. Owner waives, renounces and disclaims all implied
warranties of fitness for purpose, merchantability, habitability and good construction,
Signatures
The signatures that follow constitute confirmation by those signing that they have examined and
understand the Contract Documents and agree to be bound by the terms of these documents.
By signing this agreement, U.S.A. confirms Inspection of the Job Site and signifies familiarity with all
local conditions, Laws, and regulations under which the Work is to be performed.
If this contract is not signed by U,S,A, at the time it is signed by Owner, U.S.A. shall,within 15 days
thereafter, either give Owner written notice of rejection of the contract or sign the contract and supply
owner with copy of the signed contract. The notice of rejection or signed contract will be delivered to
Owner either personally or by certified or registered mail. In case of rejection, any payment made by
Owner will be returned with the notice of rejection.
This agreement is entered into as of the date written below.
Owner
(Signature) (Date)
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Glenn O'Grad
(Printed Name)
(Signature) (Date)
(Printed Name)
United Solar Associates, LC, , Contractor
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(Signat e) (date)
_ Lucas McLaughlin, Project Developer
(Printed Name and Title)
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AC output conduit size/AWG range 3/4 minimum/16 6 AWG 3/4'minimum/8 3 AWG
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DC input conduit size/#of strings/ 3/4"minimum/1-3 strings/
3/4"minimum/1-2 strings/16-6 AWG
AWG,ran&e............................. ...........,.14.6AWG............. .....
1111..
Dimensions with Safety Switch 30.5 x 12.5 x 7.2/775 x 315 x 184 30.5 x 12.5 x 1.05/ in/
HxWx 1..........775x 315 x 260...., mm.
. ,2 54.7/24.7
88.4/40.1............. ..1b 1,kg...
Weight with Safety Switch 51.2'/23„•„_ •,••, ,. ..•••• ..•. •, ,
Natural
convection
Cooling Natural Convection and internal Fans(user replaceable)
fan(user
............ . .•. .... ......... .replaceable). ...... ...........
Noise <25 <50 dBA
... :......•................... .......... ...........................................•....... .......•....... ..........
Min:Max.Operating Temperature -13 to+140/ 25 to+60(40 to+60 version available")) F/.c
Rang?......... �................. ........................... ............ ............................................................... ...........
Protection Ratio
....... NEMA 3R
................... ........•........ 1111. ....................... ......,...,........,...•.............. ...........
IIs For other regional settings please contact SolarEdge support.
lal A higher current source may be used;the inverter will limit Its input current to the values stated.
las Revenue grade inverter PIN:SExxxxA-US000NNR2((or 76COW InveAer.5E7600A-US002NNR2).
Ici-40 version P/N:SExxxxA-US000NNU4(tor 760DW inverter.SE7600A-US002NN1.14).
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with 5usbar
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CMINTECH
SUPERPOWER
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Canadian Solar's new Superpower mono modules
significantly improve module efficiency and
reliability.The new five busbar technology offers
superior low light performance in the morning,
in the evening and on cloudy days, increasing the
energy output of the module and the yield of the
solar system. 25�'.
g years linear power output warranty
10 product warranty on materials
%more power than con- years and workmanship
al' ,o ventional modules
Excellent performance at low irradiance; ISD 9001:2008I Quality management system
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97,3 /o ISDITS 16949:2009/The automotive industry quality management system
ISD 14001:2004/Standards for environmental management system
Vp r
Low temperature coefficients improve OHSAS 18001:20071 International standards for occupational health&safety
= 1 energy production
PRODUCT CERTIFICATES*
IEC 61215/IEC 61730:TUV-Rheinland/VDE/CE
I"' IP67 junction box for IOng UL 1703:CSA I IEC 61701 ED2:VDE/IEC 62716:VDE I Take-e-way
a term weather endurance CIL � 4&_, cersr',
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*As there are different certification requirements in different markets,please contact
Heavy snow load Lip to 5400 Pa, your local Canadian solar sales representative for the specific certificates applicable to
f 1\1 the products in the region in which the products are to be used.
wind load Up to 2400 Pa
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CANADIAN SOLAR INC.is committed to providing high quality
solar products,solar system solutions and services to customers
around the world.As a leading PV project developer and
manufacturer of solar modules with over 15 GW deployed
around the world since 2001,Canadian Solar Inc.(NASDAQ:
CSIQ)is one of the most bankable solar companies worldwide.
CANADIAN SOLAR(USA)INC,
2430 Camino Ramon,Suite 240 San Ramon, CA, USA 94583-4385,www.canadiansolar.com,sales.us@canadiansolar.com
ENGINEERING DRAWING(MM) CS6K-285MS/I-V CURVES
Rear View Fearne Cross Section A-A to A- --------------- 19-A
.............
9 ............ 9 -------
6 --------- - ------
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7 7
6 6 -----
5 5 ------............. ......
I 4 4
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2 ------
Mounting Hole
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8-11x7 I I I . 1 1 .v L
Mounting i 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
VHole
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G 5 C
H0,e 800 wlm25-C
�H Goo w1m: 45 C
-LL40 992 IJP
400 WIm 85°C Is
ELECTRICAL DATA/STC* MECHANICAL DATA
CS6K 29OMS 295MS Specification Data
Nominal Max.Power(Pmax) 290 W 295 W Cell Type Mono-crystalline,6 inch
Opt.Operating Voltage(Vmp) 32.1 V 32.3 V Cell Arrangement 60(6x10} —
Opt.Operating Current(Imp) 9.05 A 9.14 A Dimensions 1650 x 992x4O mm(65.0 x39.1 x 1.57 in)
Open Circuit Voltage(Voc) 393 V 39.5 V Weight 18,2 kg(40.1 lbs) ---
Short Circuit Current(Isc) 9,67 A 9.75 A Front Cover 32 mm tempered glass
Module Efficiency 17.720/o 18.02% Frame Material Anodized aluminium alloy
Operating Temperature -40*C—+85°C )-Box IP67,3 diodes
Max.System Voltage 1000 V(IEC)or 1000V(UL) Cable 4 mm2(IEC)or4 mm2&12 AWG
Module Fire Performance TYPE 1 (UL 1703)or 1000 V(UL),1000 mm(39.4 in)
CLASS C(IEC 61730) Connectors T4(IEC/UQ
Max.Series Fuse Rating 15A Per Pallet 26 pieces,520 kg(1146.4 lbs)
Application Classification Class A Per Container(40'HQ)728 pieces
Power Tolerance 0—+5 W
Under Standard Test conditions(STC)of irradiance of 1000 WIm',spectrum AM
1,5 and cell temperature of 25°C.
ELECTRICAL DATA/NOCT* TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTICS
Electrical Data CS61K 290MS 295MS Specification Data
Nominal Max. Power(Pmax) 210 W 213 W Temperature Coefficient(Pmax) -0.39%/OC
Opt.Operating Voltage(Vmp) 29.0 V 29.2 V Temperature Coefficient(Voc) -0.30% OC
Opt,Operating Current(Imp) 7.25 A 7.30 A Temperature Coefficient(Isc) 0.053 0/b OC
Open Circuit Voltage(Voc) 36.2 V 36.4 V Nominal Operating Cell Temperature 45±2 OC
Short Circuit Current(Isc) 7.74 A 7,83 A
Under Nominal Operating Cell Temperature(NOCT),irradiance of 800 W/m2,
spectrum AM 1.5,ambient temperature 20°C,wind speed I m/s.
PERFORMANCE AT LOW IRRADIANCE PARTNER SECTION
....................... ............ .......... ........
Industry leading performance at low irradiance,average
relative efficiency of 97.3%from an irradiance of 1000
W/ml to 200 W/ml(AM 1.5,25'C),
The specification and key features described in this clatasheet may deviate slightly
and are not guaranteed.Due to on-going innovation,research and product
enhancement,Canadian Solar Inc.reserves the right to make any adjustment to
the information described herein at any time without notice.Please always obtain
the most recent version of the datasheet which shalt be duly incorporated into the
binding contract made by the parties governing all transactions related to the i
purchase and sale or the products described herein.
Caution: For professional use only.The installation and handling of PV modules
requires professional skills and should only he performed by qualified professionals.
Please read the safety and installation instructions before using the modules,
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SolarEdge Power Optimizer
Module Add-On For North America
P300 / P320 / P400 / P405
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Mitigates all types of module':mismatch losses,from rnanufacturrngtolemnce to partial shading
Flexible system design for maximum space utilization
Fast installation with a single:bolt
Next generation maintenance with module-level monitoring:'.
Moduledwel.Voltage:shutdown for installer and firefighter safety
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P300 1 P320 1 P400 / P405
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P300 P320 P40U P4b5
(for 60 cell modules) {for high-power {for 72&96 tell {for tiTln frim
60-cell modules) modules) modules)
INPUT -
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Ra Eed Input DC,Powerit}... ........ .34D... ........ , 3Z0...... 400 ........40.5.. ......... .....W......
Absolute Maximum Input Voltage j 4S 80 125 Vdc
.....T p ............................ ....... .................... ....... .................... ............................ ..............
MPPT O eratin Ran e 8 48 S-80 12.5-105 Vdc
......................... ..............
Maximum Short Circuit Current(Isc) 10 11 10.1 Adc
Maximum DC Input Current12.5 13;75 12.63 Adc
Maximum Efficiency..._................i.............................-........................99:5.................
..Weighted EfficiencY...................... ............................... ......................98: ...................,..... ....... % ...
Overvoltage Category_---- 11 ---__-._ - . ___..
OUTPUT DURING OPERATION(POWER OPTIMIZER CONNECTED TO OPERATING SOLAREDGE INVERTER)
uII Output Current 15 Adc
.r.... ... .. I
Maximum Output Voltage - I --- - - - - 60 .__. __.._._ w...___._...__J _ 85 ---- —Vdc
OUTPUT DURING STANDBY(POWER OPTIMIZER DISCONNECTED FROM SOLAREDGE INVERTER OR SOLAREDGE INVERTER OFF)
Safety Output Voltage per Power
1 Vdc
Optimizer
STANDARD COMPLIANCE - -
..EMC.................... i ...............,,FCC Part1S Class B IEC6100Q 6 2 IEC6100Q 6 3
. .... .........
Safety ...... ........................... IEC621D9.1{class II safety],,UL1741
.....
RoHS
Yes
INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS - --
Maximum Allowed System Voltage i . 1000 Vdc
........
Compatible inverters ! All SolarEdge Single Phase and Three Phase inverters
128x152x27.5/ 128x152x35/ 128x152x50/ mm/in
Dimensions(W x L x H) 5 x 5.97 x 1.08 5 x 5,97 x 1.37 5 x 5.97 x 1.96
.............
*.........
... ,................,.........,............................. .._,....................... ...........
Weight including.calales)............... ......................7fi0,�?: ......................, ,....,..830/1.8.,....... ........1064?3........ ,..gr/lb....
Input Connector MC4 Compatible
Output Wire Type/Connector Double Insulated MC4 Compatible
OutputWire Length..................... ......................0:95 .0....................... .......................1.? .3:9........................ ...!?? ....
Operating Temperature Range......... ........... 4D +85/-40-+185 'C
. /°F....
..........................................
Protection Rating........................ ................................................IP68/NEMA6P.............
Relative Humidity........... 0-100 %
100. ........... ............................. ..... /o
I31 Rated STC power of the module.Module of up to 15%power tolerance allowed.
PV SYSTEM DESIGN USING
SiNGLE PHASE^ THREE PHASE 208V THREE PHASE 480V ^
ASOLAREDGE INVERTERIZI.
Minimum String Length 8 10 18
{Power O timizers
Maximum String Length 25 25 50
,(Power Optimizers),
..Maxi.mum.Ppwer pe r,Strin.B............ ...............5250................ ...............6000......-- -. ...............12750............... .....W......
Parallel Strings of Different Lengths
or Orientations Yes
... .. ... .. ................................ .......... ... ... ... ... ..... ............. .......... ..........
QI It Is not allowed to mix P40S with P300/P400/1`600/1'700 1.one strfng.
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Industrial Accidents
{ Office of Investigations
' d I Congress Street, Suite 100
Wq Boston, MA 02.114-2017
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Workers' Compensation Insurance Affidavit: Builders/Contractors/Electricians/Plumbers
Applicant Information Please Print Legib
Name (Business/Organization/Individual): United Solar Associates, LLC:.
Address: 376 Washington Street, Suite 104
City/Mate/Zip: Maiden, MA 02148 Phone#: (855) 786 - 1776
Are you an employer? Check the appropriate box: Type of project(required):
1.9 I am a employer with 5 4. ❑ I am a general contractor and I
employees {full and/or part-time).
* have hired the sub-contractors 6. El New construction
2.❑ I am a sole proprietor or partner- listed on the attached sheet. 7. ❑ Remodeling
ship and have no employees These sub-contractors have 8. ❑ Demolition
working for me in any capacity. employees and have workers' 9. ❑ Building addition
[No workers' comp. insurance comp. insurance.$
required.] 5. ❑ We are a corporation and its 10.❑ Electrical repairs or additions
3.❑ I am a homeowner doing all work officers have exercised their 11.7 Plumbing repairs or additions
myself [No workers' comp. right of exemption per MGL 12.❑ Roof repairs
insurance required.] t c. 152, §1(4), and we have no
employees. [No workers' 13.M Other solar
comp. insurance required.]
*Any applicant that checks box#1 must also till out the section below showing their workers'compensation policy information.
t Homeowners who submit this affidavit indicating they are doing all work and then hire outside contractors must submit anew affidavit indicating such.
:Contractors that check this box must attached an additional sheet showing the name of the sub-contractors and state whether or not those entities have
employees. If the sub-contractors have employees,they must provide their workers'comp.policy number.
I am an employer that is providing workers'compensation insurance for my employees Below is the policy and job site
information.
Insurance Company Name: TRAVELERS
Policy#or Self-ins. Lic. #: 7PJUB-6850763-8-16 Expiration Date: 7/23/2017
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Job Site Address: 90 Penni Lane City/State/Zip: North Andover, MA 01845
Attach a copy of the workers' compensation policy declaration page(showing the policy number and expiration date).
Failure to secure coverage as required under Section 25A of MGL c. 152 can lead to the imposition of criminal penalties of a
fine up to$1,500.00 and/or one-year imprisonment, as well as civil penalties in the form of a STOP WORK ORDER and a fine
of up to $250.00 a day against the violator. Be advised that a copy of this statement may be forwarded to the Office of
Investigations of the DIA for insurance coverage verification.
I do hereby certify under the pain enalties ofperjury that the information provided above is true and correct.
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Signature: Date:
Phone#: 855 786 - 1776
Official use only. Do not write in this area,to be completed by city or town official.
City or Town: Permit/License #
Issuing Authority(circle one):
I.Board of Health 2. Building Department 3. City/Town Clerk 4. Electrical Inspector 5.Plumbing Inspector
6.Other
Contact Person: Phone#:
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THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.THIS
CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND,EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES
BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S),AUTHORIZED
REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER,AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.
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the terms and conditions of the policy,certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the
certificate holder In lieu of such endorsement(s).
PRODUCER UUNIAki
NAME:
PHNE FA
Asset One Insurance C o,Ezt}: 714-625-8204 (Arc,No): 714-625-8290
575 Anton Blvd.,3rd FL ADDRESS: ara@solarinsure.com
INSURER(S),AFFORDING COVERAGEi NAIC N
Costa Mesa CA 92626 INSURER A: Westchester Surplus Lines Insurance Company 10172
INSURED INSURER B: TRAVELERS CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMER
United Solar Associates,LLC DBA:Align Electrical Construction INSURER C:
376 Washington Street,Suite 104 INSURERD:
INSURER E:
Malden MA 02148 INSURER F:
COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER: REVISION NUMBER:
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MED EXP(Any one person) $ 14,000
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(Mandatory In NH) E.L.DISEASE-EA EMPLOYEE $ 1,000,000
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iS5L1E5 THE FALLOWING E ICENSE'AS A 12906 M
REGISTERED MASTER ELECTRICIAN
pANIf=L J,MCCRATH.
UN ITEDSOLAR AISSOCIATES LLC '
376 WASHINGTON ST,,,:.. EXPIRES: 0913l �T
MALIDEN MA U148;1171
20616 07'131.12018 1'161.10_
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STATE OF MAINE ELECTRICAL UNLIMITED CONTRACTOR
DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL AND FINANCIAL REGULATION.��� -
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' 376 WASHINGTON ST
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Construction Supervisor 1 & 2 J
Family <, DANIEL,J NICGRATT-I
DANIEL J MCGRATH 176 WASHINGTON ST
376 WASHINGTON ST NIALDEN,Al 02148-1300
MALOEN MA 02148
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