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Building Permit # 7/31/2015
l TOWN OF NORTH APPLICATION FOR PLAN EXAMINATION Permit NO: Date Received Date Issued: ' IMPORTANT: Applicant must com Tete all items on this page LOCATION 30,Amberville Road Print. PROPERTY OWNER Carlos Guzmane : Print�";� ' BOO Yeat�Ald stiueCure yes MAP NO: PAR' CE'L:' DISTRICT: Historic district yes n` Machine Shop Village yes TYPE OF IMPROVEMENT PROPOSED USE Residential Non- Residential ❑ New Building @ One family ❑Addition ❑Two or more family [J Industrial -2 Alteration No. of units: ❑ Commercial ❑ Repair, replacement ❑Assessory Bldg ❑ Others: ❑ Demolition ❑ Other ❑ Septic Cl Well ❑ Floodplain ❑Wetlands 0 Watershed District ❑Water/Sewer DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED: installation of an 1.1.5 kw(46 12anels) rooftop solar array Identification Please Type or Print Clearly) OWNER: Name: Carlos C1umnan Phone: 751-551-21.73 Address: 30 Aniberville Road CONTRACTOR Name: Romain Strecker Phone: 781- . ._ °rn Address: 1()(,h11rc11 Place. A 019012 v Supervisor's Construction License: 0963,85 Exp: Date: iryAo 1i(� Home Improvement License: 169698 Exp. Date: 7/27/2015 ARCHITECT/ENGINEER Maul Zacher Phone: Address: 8150 Sierra College Blvd, Roseville CA Reg. No. 50100 FEE SCHEDULE.BULDING PERMIT.$12.00 PER$1000.00 OF THE TOTAL ESTIMATED COST BASED ON$125.00 PER S.F. Total Project Cost: $ 41,902 FEE: $ Check No. Receipt No. ,� . NOTE: Persons contracting with unregistered contractors do not have access to guaranty fund Signature of Agent/Owner see signed contract Signature of contractor �. r , .. . r—; ... . . r—+ — .... . _. . _. � STRUGURAL ENGINEERS Inc July 16,2015 Sungevity 66 Franklin Street Oakland,CA 94607 ��H�Fssy TEL: (510)496-5621 PAUL ZACHER Subject: Structural Certification for Installation of Solar Panels TRUCTURAL Zg Job Number: 20153497 5100 Client: Guzman- 1869744 as Address: 30 Amberville Rd,North Andover,MA 01845 SS/oNA►ENS' Attn.: To Whom It May Concern, A field observation of the condition of the existing framing system was performed by an audit team from Sungevity. From the field observation of the property,the existing roof structure was observed as follows: The existing roof structure consists of composition shingles over plywood sheathing that is supported by 2x10 roof rafters at 16"on center all Arrays.The rafters at Arrays 1 &2 are sloped at approximately 33 degrees,while the rafters at Arrays 3 &4 are sloped at approximately 45 degrees.Array 1 rafters have a maximum projected horizontal span of 13'-5", 10'- 7"at Array 2, and 8'-7"at Arrays 3 &4 between load bearing walls. All attached structural calculations are based on these observations and the design criteria listed below: Design Criteria: • Applicable Codes=2009 IBC,ASCE 7-05 and 2005 NDS « Ground Snow Load=55 psf e Roof Dead Load= 10.7 psf(Arrays 1 &2) 12.7 psf(Arrays 3 &4) • Basic Wind Speed= 110 mph Exposure Category C • Solar modules=as indicated in attached drawings. As a result of the completed field observation and design checks: • All Arrays are adequate to support the loading imposed by the installation of solar panels and modules.Therefore,no structural upgrades are required. I certify that the capacity of the structural roof framing that directly supports the additional gravity loading due to the solar panel supports and modules had been reviewed and determined to meet or exceed the requirements in accordance with the 2009 IBC. If you have any questions on the above,do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, Paul Zacher, SE-President 8150 Sierra College Blvd,Suite 150—Roseville,CA 95661—916.961.3960 p —916.961.3965—www.pzse.com STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS July 16, 2015 Sungevity 66 Franklin Street Oakland, CA 94607 TEL: (510)496-5621 FAX: Attn.: To Whom It May Concern re: Job 20153497: Guzman- 1869744 The following calculations are for the Structural Engineering Design of the Photovoltaic Panels located at 30 Amberville Rd,North Andover,MA 01845. After review,PZSE,Inc. certifies that the roof structure has sufficient structural capacity for the applied PV loads. If you have any questions on the above, do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, Paul Zacher, SE- President yet+°FSsy PAUL K. oy ZACHER TRUCTURALco 50100 NAL 8150 8150 Sierra College Boulevard,Suite 150 * Roseville,CA 95661 * 916.961.3960 P * 916.961.3965 * w wv.pzse.com 1 of 8 Gravity Loading Roof Snow Load Calculations p9=Ground Snow Load= 55 psf Ce=Exposure Factor= 0.9 (ASCE7-Table 7-2) Ct=Thermal Factor= 1 (ASCE7-Table 7-3) 1=Importance Factor= 1 pf=0.7 Ce Ct I p9 35 psf (ASCE7-Eq 7-1) where p,_<20 psf,Pf min=I x p,= N/A min snow load(W,[ope115°) where p,>20 psf,Pf min=20 x I= N/A min snow load(roof,ope<15°) Therefore,pf=Flat Roof Snow Load= 35 psf ps=C$pf (ASCE7-Eq 7-2) Cs=Slope Factor= 0.925 p,=Sloped Roof Snow Load= 32.1 psf PV Dead Load=3 psf(Per Sungevity) Kopf D;ea�Lead(ARRAY 1) ; � Composition Shingle 4.00 Roof Plywood 2.00 200 Rafters @ 16"o.c. 2.90 Vaulted Ceiling 0.00 (Ceiling Not Vaulted) Miscellaneous 0.10 Total Roof DL(ARRAY 1) 9.0 psf DL Adjusted to 33 Degree Slope 10.7 psf Roof Dead Load(ARRAY 2) Composition Shingle 4.00 Roof Plywood 2.00 2x10 Rafters @ 16"o.c. 2.90 Vaulted Ceiling 0.00 (Ceiling Not Vaulted) Miscellaneous 0.10 Total Roof DL(ARRAY 2) 9.0 psf DL Adjusted to 33 Degree Slope 10.7 psf Roof Dead Load(ARRAY 3) Composition Shingle 4.00 Roof Plywood 2.00 2x10 Rafters @ 16"o.c. 2.90 Vaulted Ceiling 0.00 (Ceiling Not Vaulted) Miscellaneous 0.10 Total Roof DL(ARRAY 3) 9.0 psf DL Adjusted to 45 Degree Slope 12.7 psf Roof Dead Load(ARRAY 4) Composition Shingle 4.00 Roof Plywood 2.00 2x10 Rafters @ 16"o.c. 2.90 Vaulted Ceiling 0.00 (Ceiling Not Vaulted) Miscellaneous 0.10 Total Roof DL(ARRAY 3) 9.0 psf DL Adjusted to 45 Degree Slo(3of 8 12.7 psf Guzman Structural Calcs 1 Wind Calculations Per ASCE 7-05 Components and Cladding Input Variables: Wind Speed 110 mph Exposure Category C Roof Shape Gable/Hip Roof Slope 33 degrees Mean Roof Height 18 ft Building Least Width 16 ft Effective Wind Area 17.5 ft DnaigoWind Pressure;Celculations Wind Pressure P=qh*(G*Cp) qh=0.00256*Kz*Kzt*Kd*V^2*I (Eq_6-15) Kz(Exposure Coefficient)= 0.88 (Table 6-3) Kzt(topographic factor)= 1 (Fig.6-4) Kd(Wind Directionality Factor)= 0.85 (Table 6-4) V(Design Wind Speed)= 110 mph Importance Factor= 1 (Table 6-1) qh= 23.17 Standoff Uplift Calculations Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Positive GCp= 490 -1.10 -1.10 0.85 (Fig.6-11) Uplift Pressure= -20.85 psf -25.49 psf -25.49 psf 19.7 psf X Standoff Spacing= 4.00 4.00 4.00 Y Standoff Spacing= 5.38 5.38 5.38 Tributary Area= 21.52 21.52 21.52 Footing Uplift= -449 Ib -549 Ib -549 Ib Standoff Uplift Check Maximum Design Uplift= -549 Ib Standoff Uplift Capacity = 700 it 700 Ib capacity>549 Ib demand Therefore,OK Fastener Capacity Check Fastener= 1 -5/16"dia Lag Number of Fasteners= 1 Minimum Threaded Embedment Depth= 2.5 Pullout Capacity Per Inch= 205 Ib Fastener Capacity= 820 Ib 820 Ib capacity>549 Ib demand 'T herefore,OK 3of8 Guzman Structural Caics 2 Framing Check (ARRAY 1) PASS w=61 pif Dead Load 10.7 psf PV Load 3.0 psf Snow Load 32.1 psf 2xfi0 Faf(ers @16"o»c. Governing Load Combo=DL+SL Member Span 13'-5" Total Load 45.8 psf Member Properties Member Size S(in^3) 1(in"4) Lumber Sp/Gr Member Spacing 2x10 21.39 98.93 SPF#2 @ 16"o.c. Check ending Stress Fb(psi)= fb x Cd x Cf x Cr (NDS Table 4.3.1) 875 x 1.15 x 1.1 x 1.15 Allowed Bending Stress=1272.9 psi Maximum Moment = (wL"2)/8 = 1374.05 ft# = 16488.6 in# Actual Bending Stress=(Maximum Moment)/S =770.9 psi Allowed>Actual-.60.6%Stressed -- °fherefore,OK Check Reflection Allowed Deflection(Total Load) = L/120 (E=1400000 psi Per NDS) = 1.341 in Deflection Criteria Based on = Simple Span Actual Deflection(Total Load) _ (5*w*L^4)/(384*E*I) = 0.322 in = U500 > U120 Therefore D Allowed Deflection(Live Load) = L/180 0.894 in Actual Deflection(Live Load) _ (5*w*L^4)/(384*E*I) 0.226 in 0713 > U180 Therefore O Check Shear Member Area= 13.9 in^2 Fv(psi) 135 psi (NDS Table 4A) Allowed Shear = Fv*A = 1873 Ib Max Shear(V)=w*L/2 = 410 Ib Allowed>Actual a.21.9%Stressed -- Therefore,Cit 4of8 Guzman Structural Calcs 3 Framing Check 2) PASS w=G1p|f Dead Load 1K7pd PV Load 3.0psf Snow Load 32.1psf ��_�� Governing Load Combo=DL+GL ' Member Span=1O'-7" Total Load 49.8pmf Nomber Properties Member Size S(in A3) I(in A 4) Lumber Sp/Gr Member Spacing 200 21.38 98.83 6PF#2 @16"n.o. Fb(psi) fb x Cd x Cf x Cr (NDS Table 4.3.1) 875 x 1.15 x 1.1 x 1.15 Allowed Bending Stress=1272.9psi Maximum Moment = (wL A 2)/8 = 854.986 ft# = 10258.8 in# Actual Bending Stress=(Maximum Moment)/S =47S.7psi Allowed>Actual~37J%Stressed ~~ Therefore,OK Check Doflection Allowed Deflection(Total Load) L/1 20 (E 1400000 psi Per NDS) 1.058 in Deflection Criteria Based oo = Simple Span Actual Deflection(Total Load) = (6*w*LA4)/(384°E°|) 0.125 in = L1016 > L120 Therefore OK � Allowed Deflection(Live Load) LM00 0.705 in Actual Deflection(Live Load) (5^w°LA4)/B84*E*0 0.088 in L1444 > U180 Therefore OK Member Area= 13.9 in A 2 Fv(psi) 135 psi (NDS Table 4A) Allowed Shear = Fv°A = 1873|b Max Shear K0=w°L/2 = 323|b ' Allowed>Actual^^i7.3%Stneammd — Thmrmymm*.OK � � � 5 of Guzman Structural Oaico4 Framing Check (ARRAY 3) PASS w=64 plf Dead Load 12.7 psf w_ PV Load 3.0 psf Snow Load 32.1 psf 2x10 l afters @"16"o.c; Governing Load Combo=DL+SL ................Member Span=8'-7" � Total Load 47.8 psf Number Fropertiles Member Size S(in"3) 1(in^4) Lumber Sp/Gr Member Spacing 2x10 21.39 98.93 SPF#2 @ 16"o.c. C��ckBertdtn�Str�ss, � Fb(psi)= f b x Cd x Cf x Cr (NDS Table 4.3.1) 875 x 1.15 x 1.1 x 1.15 Allowed Bending Stress=1272.9 psi Maximum Moment = (wL"2)/8 = 586.933 ft# = 7043.2 in# Actual Bending Stress=(Maximum Moment)/S =329.3 psi Allowed>Actual-25.9%Stressed •• Therefore,Dl Check Deflection Allowed Deflection(Total Load) = L/120 (E=1400000 psi Per NDS) = 0.858 in Deflection Criteria Based on = Simple Span Actual Deflection(Total Load) _ (5*w*L^4)/(384*E*I) = 0.057 in = U1808 > U120 Therefore OK Allowed Deflection(Live Load) = L/180 0.572 in Actual Deflection(Live Load) _ (5*w*L"4)/(384*E*I) 0.038 in U2711 > U180 Therefore DIS Check Shear Member Area= 13.9 in^2 Fv(psi)= 135 psi (NDS Table 4A) Allowed Shear = Fv*A = 1873 Ib Max Shear(V)=w*L/2 = 274 Ib Allowed>Actual®-14.7%Stressed .m Therefore,OK 6 of 8 Guzman Structural Calcs 5 Framing Check -- (ARRAY 4) PASS Dead Load 12.7 psf w=64 plf PV Load 3.0p sf .. _...�_ ........._....._ . ,M_ _.. _. ._.. . Snow Load 32,1 psf 2x1O Raftejrs,pg'Wo.c, GoverningLoad Combo=DL+SL 8'- ...�,_._.__.....-��� Member Span=8'-7" Total Load 47.8 psf Member Properties Member Size S(in"3) I(in"4) Lumber Sp/Gr Member Spacing 2x10 21.39 98.93 SPF#2 @ 16"o.c. ChecktB,ending Stress Fb(psi)= fb x Cd x Cf x Cr (NDS Table 4.3.1) 875 x 1.15 x 1.1 x 1.15 Allowed Bending Stress=1272.9 psi Maximum Moment = (wL^2)/8 = 586.933 ft# = 7043.2 in# Actual Bending Stress=(Maximum Moment)/S =329.3 psi Allowed>Actual a.25,9%Stressed Therefore,OK Check Deflection Allowed Deflection(Total Load) = LJ120 (E=1700000 psi Per NDS) = 1.341 in Deflection Criteria Based on = Simple Span Actual Deflection(Total Load) _ (5*w*L^4)/(384*E*I) = 0.057 in = U1808 > U120 Therefore OK Allowed Deflection(Live Load) = L/180 0.894 in Actual Deflection(Live Load) _ (5*w*L"4)/(384*E*I) 0.038 in 02711 > U180 Therefore D& Check Shear Member Area= 13.9 in^2 Fv(psi)= 135 psi (NDS Table 4A) Allowed Shear = Fv*A = 1873 Ib Max Shear(V)=w*L/2 = 274 Ib Allowed am Actual—14.7%Stressed — Therefore,OK 7 of 8 Guzman Structural Calcs 6 Lateral Per 2009 IBC Chapter 34 Existing Weight of Effected Building Level Area Weight(psf) Weigh Ib Roof 1021 sf 10.7 psf 10925 Ib Ceiling 1021 sf 6.0 psf 6126 Ib Vinyl Siding 158 fl 2.0 psf 5694 Ib (8'-0"Wall Height) Int.Walls 158 it 6.4 psf 18221 Ib Existing Weight of Effected Building 40966 Ib Proposed Weightof:PV System Weight of PV System(Per Sungevity) 3.0 psf Approx.Area of Proposed PV System 803 sf Approximate Total Weight of PV System 2409 Ib 1'0%Comparison 10%of Existing Building Weight(Allowed) 4097 Ib Approximate Weight of PV System(Actual) 2409 Ib Percent Increase 5.9% 4097 ib>2409 Ib,Therefore OK 8 of 8 Guzman Structural Calcs 7 1 2 3 4 5 SHEETINDEX VOLTAIC SYSTEM PV0.0 COVER AND SITE PLAN PV1.0 GENERAL NOTES SYSTEM SIZE: PV2.0 ARRAY 1 LAYOUT AC/DC kW STC: 10.008kW 111.5kW SALEM TPKE PV2.1 ARRAY 2,3&4 LAYOUT PV3.0 LINE DIAGRAM EQUIPMENT: PV4.0 LABELS A A PV MODULES: (46)Hyundai HIS-M25ORG(BK) KEY: INVERTER(S): (2)SOIaIEdg@ SE5000A-US ---- PROPERTY LINE SUBPANEL --- CONDUIT RUN O DC DISCONNECT DRIVEWAY ❑"`AC DISCONNECT ENCE SCOPE OF WORK: ; - F SOLAR MODULE ®®JUNCTION BOX El INSTALLATION OF A SAFE AND CODE-COMPLIANT Q MAIN SERMONITORING UNIT VICE PANEL GRID-TIED SOLAR PV SYSTEM ON AN EXISTING UTnaTYMETER O COMBINER BOX RESIDENTIAL ROOF TOP. E] PV METER ROOF OBSTRUCTION $ Q INVERTER CONDUIT RUN APPLICABLE CODES: INSIDE ATTIC ` 2014 NEC 2009 INTERNATIONAL CODES WITH MA LSO AMENDMENTS CONTRACTOR INFORMATION: S B L CONDUIT RUN BOSTON SOLAR WOBURN B INSIDE ATTIC 55 SIXTH ROAD WOBURN,MA 01801 ROOF 1 i ROOF 2 JURISDICTIONAL INFORMATION: ARRAY 1 ARRAY 2 NORTH ANDOVER,TOWN OF 1600 OSGOOD ST. yJ� NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 ROOF4 ' ARRAY 4 CONDUIT RUN ON NOTES TO INSTALLER: EXTERIOR WALL DC RUN:CONDUIT RUN FROM ARRAYS,ROOF MOUNTED 2 BETWEEN ARRAY 3 AND ARRAY 4 THEN ATTIC MOUNTED,OUT AND ON EXTERIOR WALL TO SOS. Z AC RUN:CONDUIT RUN FROM SOS ON EXTERIOR WALL TO(E) JQ) MSP. h POC:BREAKERS IN(N)PV DEDICATED SUB PANEL. CONDUIT RUN 2 ON ROOF �Se FOR INSTALLER USE ONLY ROOF3 POST INSTALL SUNEYES REQUIRED? YES ARRAY 3 I CERTIFY THAT NO CHANGES HAVE C BEEN MADE TO THE ARRAY LAYOUT: C CUSTOMER INFORMATION: AMBERVILLE RD CONDUIT RUN INSIDE ATTIC 30 AMB MLLE R 30 AMBERVILLE RD NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 SITE PLAN (718)551-2173/#1869744 DRIVEWAY SCALE: N.T.S. - DESIGNED BY:IREV#: DATE: TM 1 0 07/16/15 PV_UA SUNOEVRYINC.eSFRA INST5 3100AKLAN0,CA946Gt DyM- THESEORAIMNGS.SPEdFlCATIOW,MDMWGNSMETHEPROPERWOFSUNGENTYIN WPMTVH LBE CONEO OR USED FOR OR—OT MMRKOTHER THAN THE SPECFlG PROJECT FOR--MAVE BEENDEYELOPEDNRHOtR OUR WRITTEN GONSEM 2 3 4 5 1 GENERAL NOTES. ELECTRICAL NOTES: GENERAL NOTES: E1.ALL EQUIPMENT IS LISTED FOR USE. Nl.DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC ONLY.THE LOCATION AND ROUTING OF E2.MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DOES NOT EXCEED 600VDC. RACEWAYS SHALL BE DETERMINED BYTHE CONTRACTOR UNLESS OTHERWISE E3.ANY EQUIPMENT OR ELECTRICAL MATERIALS USED FOR THIS INSTALLATION SHALL BE NOTED OR STANDARDIZED. NEW AND LISTED BY A RECOGNIZED ELECTRICAL TESTING LABORATORY. N2.ALL EQUATIONS ACCOUNT FOR WORST CASE CONDITIONS. E4.AN INVERTER IN AN INTERACTIVE SOLAR PV SYSTEM SHALL AUTOMATICALLY A A N3.IF A DISCREPANCY IN QUANTITY OR SIZE OF CONDUIT,WIRE,EQUIPMENT DE-ENERGIZE ITS OUTPUTTO THE CONNECTED ELECTRICAL PRODUCTION AND DEVICES,OVERCURRENT PROTECTION,GROUNDING SYSTEMS,ETC.(ALL DISTRIBUTION NETWORK UPON LOSS OF VOLTAGE IN THAT SYSTEM AND SHALL REMAIN EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS)THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR IN THAT STATE UNTIL THE ELECTRICAL PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION NETWORK PROVIDING AND INSTALLING ALL MATERIALS AND SERVICES REQUIRED BY THE VOLTAGE HAS BEEN RESTORED. STRICTEST CONDITIONS IN THE SPECIFICATIONS OR NOTED ON THE PLANS TO E5.ALL PV ARRAYS SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH DC GROUND FAULT PROTECTION. ENSURE COMPLETE COMPLIANCE WITH ALL CODES AND TO ENSURE THE E6.ANY AC COMPONENT SHALL MEET OR EXCEED THE AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT LONGEVITY AND SAFETY OF THE OPERABLE SYSTEM. CALCULATED AT THAT COMPONENT. N4.ALL OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT SHALL BE MIN.NEMA 311 RATED. E7.ALL MODULES AND ANY RELATED ROOF MOUNTED METALLIC EQUIPMENT SHALL BE N5.METAL CONDUIT AND ENCLOSURES SHALL BE USED WHERE PV SOURCE OR PROPERLY GROUNDED. OUTPUT CIRCUITS ARE RUN INSIDE A BUILDING. E8.DC EQUIPMENT SHALL BE 60OVDC RATED MINIMUM. N6.MODULES SHALL NOT BE PLACED OVER ANY PLUMBING VENTS AND AT LEAST E9.MARKINGS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO INDICATE THAT ALL CONTACTS OF THE 6"ABOVE FLUSH VENTS. DISCONNECT EQUIPMENT MIGHT BE ENERGIZED. N7.THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH ANY AND ALL E10.CONDUIT RUNS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH SUFFICIENT WEATHERPROOF PULL BOXES REQUIREMENTS GIVEN BY UTILITY COMPANIES. OR JUNCTION BOXES/COMBINER BOXES PER APPROPRIATE JURISDICTIONAL N8.FOR ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS,SEE PROVIDED CUT SHEETS. REQUIREMENTS. N9.ALL LABELS AND MARKINGS SHALL BE ATTACHED ACCORDING TO Ell.FOR ANY UNGROUNDED PV SYSTEM,A LABEL READING: B B REQUIREMENTS BY NEC AND THE LOCAL AHI.THE AHJ MAY HAVE SPECIAL LABEL „WARNING-ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD.THE DC CONDUCTORS OF THIS PHOTOVOLTAIC REQUIREMENTS BEYOND THE SCOPE OF THIS DOCUMENT.THIS MAY ENCOMPASS SYSTEM ARE UNGROUNDED AND MAY BE ENERGIZED." LANGUAGE INCLUDING,BUT NOT LIMITED TO,THAT FOUND IN NEC ARTICLES 690.5(C),690.14(C)(2),690.17,690.53,690.35(F), 690.54,690.64(B)(7)and SHALL BE WHERE ENERGIZED,AT EACH JUNCT NDEID ON CIRCOUITS MAY BE EXPOSED DX,COMBINER BOX, OUR NGG SERVICE. NNECT AND EVICE 705.10 N10.INSTALLER TO FOLLOW ALL LOCAL JURISDICTION GUIDELINES. E12.INVERTER(S)SHALL CONTAIN A GROUND FAULT DETECTION AND INTERRUPTION hill.ALL NEC REFERENCES SHALL BE DIRECTLY INTERCHANGEABLE WITH CEC DEVICE. REFERENCES. E13.ALL METALLIC RACEWAYS AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE BONDED AND ELECTRICALLY N12.IT IS ILLEGAL FOR ANYONE UNLESS ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A CONTINUOUS. LICENSED PROFFESIONAL ENGINEER OR REGISTERED ARCHITECT TO ALTER ANY E14.THE POINT OF CONNECTION COMPLIES WITH APPLICABLE CEC/NEC. ITEMS ON THIS PLAN. E15.BACKFED SOLAR BREAKER(S)SHALL BE INSTALLED AT THE OPPOSITE END OF THE N13.THE ENGINEER HAS NOT BEEN RETAINED FOR JOB SUPERVISION. CIRCUIT OR FURTHEST AWAY FROM THE MAIN BREAKER. E16.ALL WIRE,VOLTAGES,AMPERAGES AND EQUIPMENT IS SIZED ACCORDING TO TEMPERATURE DERATING AND LOCATION. STRUCTURAL NOTES: Si.MOUNTS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC AND EXACT LOCATION MAY CHANGE,BUT E17.ONLY COPPER(CU)CONDUCTORS SHALL BE USED.CONDUCTORS SHALL BE SHALL BE ACCURATELY SPACED. STRANDED OR SOLID WITH PROPERLY RATED CONNECTORS. C C 52.MOUNTS SHALL BE STAGGERED WHEN NECESSARY TO EVENLY DISTRIBUTE E18.DISCONNECT SHALL BE WIRED SO NO BLADES ARE ENERGIZED CUSTOMER INFORMATION: LOAD AMONGST RAFTERS. E19.ALL MODULES AND RACKING SHALL BE GROUNDED VIA IRON RIDGE RAIL INTEGRATED CARLOS GUZMAN S3.DO NOT SPLICE RAILS IN MIDDLE 50%OF SPAN BETWEEN TWO MOUNTS. GROUNDING(PLEASE SEE DATA SHEET)OR WITH TIN PLATED DIRECT BURIAL RATED LAY IN 30 AMBERVILLE RD LUGS USING STAINLESS STEEL HARDWARE,STAR WASHERS,AND THREAD FORMING BOLTS NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 OR WEEBS. (718)551-2173/#1869744 E20.ALL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE GROUNDED,INCLUDING BONDING JUMPERS WHERE NECESSARY ACROSS RAIL SPLICE PLATES TO BOND INDIVIDUAL PIECES OF RAIL. DESIGNED BY: REV#:I DATE: PV-1.0 TM 0 07/16/15 SUNOEV INc 68FRANNUN ST SUITE 310 OAKIAN0.CA N607 BY'-MEam:e-..11111S L-11O. (EDW CUSTOMERS-O\Ouzmun- THESE DR-NOS,SPECIFICATIONS.IND DESIONSARE THE PROPERTY OF SUNOEVIry IND,NO PART SHALL BE COPIED OR USED FOR OR WITH ANY OTHERWORKOTHER THAN THE SPECIFIC PRO.IECT FOR WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED WITHOUT OU-RIEN CONSENT 3 4 5 1 2 MODULE SPECIFICATIONS (46)Hyundal HIS-M250RG(BK) SYMBOL KEY: MODULE LENGTH: L(— 10" MODULE WEIGHT: 37.9 MOUNT 1,_2, / 64.67 ------- RAIL 33'-1" MODULE WIDTH: 39.29 ROOF SPECS ——— RAFTERS I I I I RAFTER SIZE: 2X10 NOMINAL i RAFTER SPAN: ROOF RAFT ER SPACING_ 16" SETBACK � - t I I I(�tj�) ROOF MATERIAL COMPOSITE SHINGLE SOLAR MODULE i } .. ... t\;,-/ ...�.. .., �..-.�._. ARRAYI SPECS p............®STRING CONFIG. �E - `' NUMBER OF MODULES: 24 ® .t I I I TOTAL MOD.WEIGHT(Ibs). 909.5 A SKYLIGHT 1 RACKING WEIGHT i ARRAY WEIGH I ): 1083.1 173.5 A ® CHIMNEYARRAY AREA ISqn): I PLUMBING OR f 4 ? ARRAY LO ATTIC VENT h NUMBER FMOUNT)SsQ 4228 I io I ( 1......� R MOUNT(Ibs): R 20.8 ATTIC VENT LOAD PER - - -- - I ARRAY AZIMUTH(') 207 ARRAY TILT(°) 33 NUMBER OF FLOORS 2 RDOF1 ARRAY �RRAY 1 LAYOUT B B SOLAR MODULE �NOFina PAUL K if ZACHER TRUCTURAL m IRONRIDGE XR1050100 q L-FOOT S SS/ONAL�' C QMSE-LAG SHINGLE COMPOSITE SHINGLE CUSTOMER INFORMATION: C 5"X 5/16"-LAG 2.5"MIN.EMBEDMENT PER CARLOS GUZMAN SCREW 30 AMBERVILLE RD 2X10 NOMINAL,16 O.C. NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 (718)551-2173/#1869744 MOUNTING DETAIL DESIGNED BY: REV#: DATE: 2 SCALE: NTS — PV-2.0 gy TM 0 07/16!15 SUROEYRTMC.dB FRNNKLIN 3T SUTE 3ID OAKLM1ND.CA9a8D] By:Mhaln:o Dat.D]I16n5Laation:CWaen+mhelnre\Deaabp\O.siDn(CDN)WYJSTOMERS-GWuanen- THESE pRAVAN03.3PEpFlCATON3,PNO DE31GN3 ARE THE PROPERTY OF 9UNOEVItt ING NO PMT9HALL BE COPELOR USED FOROR VATH ANY OTHER WORROTHERTHPNTHE SPEdFlC PROJECTFOR WHICHTHEY H4VEBEEN DEVELOPED WtTHOUf OUR WRn'fEN CONSEM 1 2 3 4 5 MODULE SPECIFICATIONS SYMBOL KEY: (46)Hyundai HIS-M25ORG(BK) c� MOUNT MODULE WEIGHT: 37.9 -- — — RAIL 2-3 1' MODULELENGTH: 64.57 MODULE WIDTH: 39.29 ———— RAFTERS 16-6 ROOF 2SPECS ROOF RAFTER SIZE 2X10 NOMINAL RAFTER SPAN: 101-T, SETBACK RAFTER SPACING: 16' SOLAR MODULE ROOF MATERIAL: I COMPOSITE SHINGLE ARRAY SPECS ® (D STRING CONFIG. D .. 3 I NUMBER OF MODULES: 10 A ® SKYLIGHT _ - I ,: TOTAL MOD.WEIGHT(IbS): 379 A ® CHIMNEY p RACKING WEIGHT(Lbs): 70.6 R PLUMBING OR o 1 ARRAY WEIGHT(Ibs): 449.6 ATTIC VENT ARRAY AREA(sgft): 176.2 { J ARRAY DEAD LOAD(Ibslsgft): 26 O ATTIC VENT NUMBER OF MOUNTS: 20 .. T-!" LOAD PER MOUNT(lbs): 22.5 ARRAYAZIMUTH(") 207 ARRAY TILT(') 33 NUMBER OF FLOORS 2 ROOF 3 SPECS CD RAFTER SIZE: 2X10 NOMINAL v ROOF 2 ARRAY 2 RAFTER SPAN: I RAFTER SPACING: 16" ROOF MATERIAL: COMPOSITE SHINGLE ARRAY3SPECS NUMBER OF MODULES: 8 TOTAL RRAY 2 LAYOUT 1.4 RACKING WEIGHD. GHT(Ibs): 3032 RACKING WEIGHT(Lbs): 58.6 ARRAY WEIGHT(Lbs): 361.8 ARRAY AREA(sqR): 140.9 ARRAY DEAD LOAD(Ibs/sgft): 2,6 NUMBER OF MOUNTS: 18 LOAD PER MOUNT(Ibs): 20.1 ARRAY AZIMUTH(') 117 ARRAY TILT(-) 45 B B 10" 10" 1' NUMBER OF FLOORS 1 ROOF4SPECS ••—13'-3" — Tom" 6'-7" RAFTER SIZE: 2X10 NOMINAL RAFTER SPAN: RAF R SPACING, _ T" T ROOF MATERIAL GLE 1 NUBER OF DULES: N 4 ICOMPOSITE SHI,... . ....... TOTAL MOD.WEIGHT(bs): 151.6 CONTINUE TO CONTINUEFROMRACKING WEIGHT(lbs): 32.8 —' - --+ =+` _ ARRAY WEIGHT(Lbs): 184A o ROOF 4 ARRAY 4 ROOF 3 ARRAY 3 ; p ARRAY AREA(sgft); 70.5 o ARRAY DEAD LOAD(IW qft): 2.6 NUMBER OF MOUNTS: 12 LOAD PER MOUNT(Ibs): 15.4 ARRAY AZIMUTH(") 297 L 7 ARRAY TILT(') 45 NUMBER OF FLOORS 1 4 ROOF 3ARRAY 3 , ROOF 4 ARRAY 4 1,�„ �c C C � 1� TION: RRAY 4 LAYOUT p p 3 SCALE: 3l16" CUSTOMER INFORMA =1'-0" ZH OF CARLOS GUZMAN RRAY 3 LAYOUT 30 AMBERVILLE RD g PAUL K NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 1 ZACHER TRU crU L y (718)551-21731#1869744 50100 'SSIONAL DESIGNED BY:IREV#: DATE: PV-2.1 TM1 0 07/16/15 SUNG@ ]NG58FRANKLINSTSUTE310WKLAND,C>9W BYMhaAv+0.N:OT/18(15 La.a0on'.C1Use2MhelR're10acYtoplDeslgn(=N)1GUSTOMMi-G1G-n- THESECRNNOS,SPECHI TIONS.MDDESIGNSAREIHEPROPERWOF9UNOEVITYINC NO PPRT 4HALL BE CO%EOOR USED FOR OR WRH PNY OTHERWORKOTHERTHANTNESPECIFlC PROJECT FOR VrtdCHTNEY HiVE6EEN 0EVELOPEDNATNOUi OURWRITTEN CONSENT 1 2 3 4 5 MODULE ELECTRICAL SPECIE CAT ONS ELECTRICAL KEY: 46)Hyuneai HIS-M25oRG(BK) SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT(Iso): 8.7 �- BREAKER OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE(VCC): 37.4 �- SWITCH OPERATING CURRENT(IMP): 81 O SCREW TERMINAL OPERATING VOLTAGE(VMP): 30.9 m FUSE MAX SERIES FUSE RATING: 15 • SPLICE EARTH GROUND NOTE:98 GROUNDING CONDUCTOR USED FOR DC GEC&AC EGC PER ARTICLE 690.47 STC RATING: 250 PTC RATING: 222 !77 CHASSIS GROUND DESIGN CONDITIONS -—-GEC HIGHEST 2%DB DESIGN TEMP('C): 12 EGC MIN.MEAN EXTREME ANNUAL DB("C): -18 INVERTER i SPECIFlCATIONS A A200A MAIN BREAKER SOLAREDGE SE5000A-US RATED WATTS(EACH): 5000 (3)06 THWN-2 (3)#6 THWN-2 AC OPERATING VOLTAGE(V): 240 (8)#10 PV-Wire (8)#10 THWN-2 (3)#10 THWN-2 (1)#8 GEC (1)#8 GEC AC OPERATING CURRENT(A): 21 (1)#10 EGC (1)#10 EGC (1)#8 GEC 3/4"EMT 3!4"EMT NUMBER OF MPPT CHANNELS 0 FREE AIR 3/4"EMT 3/4"EMT INVERTER EFFICIENCY: 0.98 (r)MIN.60A AC Combiner METER INTEGRATED DC DISCONNECT SUB PANEL (E)LOADS INVERTER i INPUT SPECIFICATIONS NOMINAL CURRENT PER STRING(Inom): 7.9,e.5 (N)SE5000A-US NOMINAL VOLTAGE(Vnom): 350 INVERTER W/INTEGRATED (E)LOADS DC DISCONNECTS (E)225A MSP MAX SYSTEM VOLTAGE(Vmax): Soo ——————— - -30A 2P- �_ 60A 2P 240V 2P 3-W 1 m MAX CURRENT PER STRING(Imam): 15 - 1 STRING OF + LOCUS MAX INPUT CIRCUIT CURRENT(Imax): 30 11 MODULES -AC METER INVERTER 2 SPECIRCATWNS OUTPUT OPT.CURRENT=7.86A DC'°° L_ ----------- _______ SOLAR DGEWATTS S(EACH):S 1 STRING OF__ RATED WATTS(EACHA 5000 + j AC OPERATING VOLTAGE(V): 240 12 MODULES \ INVERTER ...L_. AC OPERATING CURRENT(A): 21 OPT.CURRENT=8.57A — NUMBER OF MPPT CHANNELS 0 ------- INVERTER EFFICIENCY: 0.98 INTEGRATED DC DISCONNECT (3)#10 THWN-2 GEC IRREVERSIBLY SPLICED TO INVERTER 2INPUT SPECIRCAmONS (1)#8 GEC EXISTING GEC OR BONDED DIRECTLY NOMINAL CURRENT PER STRING(Inom): 7.1,9.0 3/4"EMT TO EXISTING GROUNDING ELECTRODE NOMINAL VOLTAGE(Vnom): 350 MAX SYSTEM VOLTAGE(Vmax): 500 B B MAX CURRENT PER STRING(Imax): 75 MAX INPUT CIRCUIT CURRENT(Imax): 30 (N)SESOOOA-US INVERTER W/INTEGRATED DC DISCONNECTS 1 STRING OF 'F 30A 2P 10 MODULES -AC OPT,CURRENT=7.14A DC— -OUTPUT ---_- - 1 STRING OF '1' 13 MODULES �` OPT.CURRENT-9.29A INVERTER MIN.NEMA3R UL LISTED JUNCTION WI BOX TH 90°C TERMINAL RATINGS LOCATED ON ROOF C C Inom=(13 x 250W)/350V=9.3A CONDUIT ELEVATION:1/2 TO 3-1/2"=22"C 46 MODULES TOTAL OPERATING VOLTAGE=35OVDC(REGULATED) HIGH AMBIENT TEMPERATURE:32°C 46 x 222(PTC WATTS)x 0.98=10008 CEC WATTS CUSTOMER INFORMATION: EXTREME LOW:-18"C CARLOS GUZMAN 225 x 1.2=270 ROOFTOP AMBIENT TEMP(Tcorr):54"C=0.76 SE5000A-US MAX OUTPUT CURRENT=21A 30 AMBERVILLE RD 270-200(MCB)=70A CONDUIT FILL(Cfili):0.7 BREAKER SIZE=21A x 1.25=26.25A=>30A MAX ALLOWABLE AC PV BREAKER=70A SE5000A-US MAX OUTPUT CURRENT=21A NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 CONTINUOUS USE=Imax.1.25=15A BREAKER SIZE=21A x 1.25=26.25A=>30A (718)551-2173/#1869744 CONDITIONS OF USE=Imax/Tcorr/Cfill =15A/0.76/0.7=28.20A CONDUCTOR SIZE FOR 28.20A DESIGNED BY: REV#: DATE: PV-3.0 TM 0 07/16/15 INSTALLATION SHALL USE MIN.#10 AWG EUNO[ INC.66 FRANKLIN ST SUITE 3100ANLANO,CA&607 By.MM1ehxa Dol®OTI16115 Lomllon'.0\UwnMN"in:elDes toplDevlpn lCOMkUSTOMERS-GWuimnn- THESE OMWINOS,SPEWICATONS,AND DESIGNS ARE THE PROPERTY OF SUNOENTY IND.WO TSHALLBECOME00RUSEDFORORWITHANYO1ER1VORNOTHERT—A ESPEdMCPROJECFORWMCHTHEYYAVEBEENOEVELOPEDN1iHOUTOURNRITTENCONSENT 11 2 1 3 4 5 NEC 690.5(c) NEC 690.31(E)3&4;2012 IFC 605.11.1 INTERACTIVE PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER SOURCE PLACE THIS LABEL ON INVERTER(S)OR NEAR PLACE ON ALL JUNCTION BOXES,EXPOSED GROUND-FAULT INDICATOR(ON INVERTER(S)U.O.N.) RACEWAYS EVERY 10'AND V FROM BENDS RATED AC OUTPUT CURRENT(A): 42 AND PENETRATIONS,ADJACENT TO THE NOMINAL OPERATING AC VOLTAGE(V): 240 MAIN SERVICE DISCONNECT � INVERTER 1 DC DISCONNECT PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM DISCONNECT -� RATED MAX POWER POINT CURRENT(Imp); 16.4 A ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD RATED MAX POWER POINT VOLTAGE(Vmp): 350 A IF A GROUND FAULT IS INDICATED, PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER NORMALLY GROUNDED CONDUCTORS MAX SYSTEM VOLTAGE(Voc): 500 MAY BE UNGROUNDED AND ENERGIZED SOURCE SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT(Isc): 10.9 NEC 690.17(E) NEC 690.35(F) INVERTER 2 DC DISCONNECT PLACE THIS LABEL ON ALL DISCONNECTING PLACE THIS LABEL AT EACH JUNCTION BOX,COMBINER BOX, MEANS WHERE ENERGIZED IN AN OPEN POSITION DISCONNECT AND DEVICE WHERE ENERGIZED,UNGROUNDED PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM DISCONNECT _ CIRCUITS MAY BE EXPOSED DURING SERVICE: RATED MAX POWER POINT CURRENT(Imp): 16.4 - — — RATED MAX POWER POINT VOLTAGE(Vmp): 350 - MAX SYSTEM VOLTAGE(Voc): 500 ELECTRIC SHOE HAZARD SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT(Isc): 10.9 DO NOT TOUCH TERMINALS ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD TERMINALS ON BOTH THE LINE AND LOAD THE DC CONDUCTORS OF THIS SIDE MAY BE ENERGIZED IN THE OPEN PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM ARE UNGROUNDED POSITION AND MAY BE ENERGIZED NEC 705.12(D)(2)(k) NEC 705.12(D)(2)(c) PLACE THIS LABEL AT P.O.C.TO SERVICE PLACE LABEL ON ALL EQUIPMENT CONTAINING B B DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT(I.E.MAIN PANEL(AND SUBPANEL IF APPLICABLE)) OVERCURRENT DEVICES IN CIRCUITS SUPPLYING POWER NOTE: TO A BUSBAR OR CONDUCTORS SUPPLIED FROM MULTIPLE OUTSIDE LABELING OF SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND METERS IS TO BE DONE IN A WAY s_ SOURCES. SUITABLE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THE EQUIPMENT IS INSTALLED.NO - - STICKERS ARE PERMITTED. INVERTER OUTPUT CONNECTION DO NOT RELOCATE THIS OVERCURRENT DEVICE THIS EQUIPMENT FED BY MULTIPLE POWER NEC 705.12(D)(3) SOURCES.TOTAL RATING OF ALL OVERCURRENT PLACE LABEL ON ALL EQUIPMENT CONTAINING DEVICES,EXCLUDING MAIN SUPPLY OVERCURRENT DEVICES IN CIRCUITS SUPPLYING POWER OVERCURRENT DEVICE,SHALL NOT EXCEED TO A BUSBAR OR CONDUCTORS SUPPLIED FROM MULTIPLE AMPACITY OF BUSBAR SOURCES. T'/� NEC DISC(c) �`,j) PLACE ON RAPID SHUT DOWN DISCONNECT WHEN RAPID SHUT DOWN IS INSTALLED CONTAINS MULTIPLE POWER D SOURCES CUSTOMER INFORMATION: CARLOS GUZMAN 30 AMBERVILLE RD NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 (718)551-2173/#1869744 DESIGNED BY: REV#: DATE: PV-4.0 TM 1 0 107/16/151 SNNGEVRTNIG 66 FRANKLIN$T SLATE 310 OAK D,CA 0607 8YMM1e Deb:OTi16(f6loca0on:GWeemUni,eln.elCaMoptOasigi LCOMIONSTOMERS-GlGaanen- THESEDRANANGS.SPEQFICATIONS.ANODEMGNSARETHEPROPERi OFSNNG"V INC.NO PART SH LBE RED OR MS DFOR OR NATHMlY OTHER'J RKOTHER THAN THE S—RC PROJECT FOR—THEY HAVE BEEN DEVEIOPEDNITMOUT ONRNWTtTENCONSENT 1 2 3 4 5 SHEET INDEX PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM ice, EPV2.O COVER AND SITE PLAN 1 GENERALNOTES SYSTEM SIZE: ARRAY 1 LAYOUT AC/DC kW STC: 10.008kW l 11.5kW SALEM TPKE ARRAY 2,3&4 LAYOUT LINE DIAGRAM EQUIPMENT: PV4.0 LABELS A A PV MODULES: (46)Hyundai HIS-M25ORG(BK) KEY, INVERTER(S): (2)SOIarEdge SE5000A-US _ PROPERTY LINE SUBPANEL CONDUIT RUN Q DC DISCONNECT DRIVEWAY []AC DISCONNECT FENCE SCOPE OF WORK: 7 ®®JUNCTION BOX SOLAR MODULE zF0MONITORING UNIT INSTALLATION OF A SAFE AND CODE-COMPLIANT MAIN SERVICE PANEL UTILITY METER OO COMBINER BOX GRID-TIED SOLAR PV SYSTEM ON AN EXISTING EM ® RESIDENTIAL ROOFTOP. PVTER �ROOFOBSTRUCTION INVERTER NVERERTER CONDUIT RUN APPLICABLE CODES: INSIDE ATTIC � 2014 NEC 2009 INTERNATIONAL CODES WITH MA AMENDMENTS � CONTRACTOR INFORMATION: CONDUIT RUN BOSTON SOLAR WOBURN B B INSIDE ATTIC 55 SIXTH ROAD WOBURN,MA 01801 ROOF 1 i ROOF 2 JURISDICTIONAL INFORMATION: ARRAY 1 ARRAY 2 NORTH ANDOVER,TOWN OF 1600 OSGOOD ST. r°J NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01645 ROOF4 � ARRAY 4 7CONDUIT RUN ON NOTES TO INSTALLER: -'4 EXTERIOR WALL DC RUN:CONDUIT RUN FROM ARRAYS,ROOF MOUNTED Z BETWEEN ARRAY 3 AND ARRAY 4THEN ATTIC MOUNTED.OUT AND ON EXTERIOR WALL TO BOS. zz AC RUN:CONDUIT RUN FROM BOS ON EXTERIOR WALL TO(E) J MSP. POC:BREAKERS IN(N)PV DEDICATED SUB PANEL CONDUIT RUN 2 ON ROOF FOR INSTALLER USE ONLY ROOF3 POST INSTALLSUNEYESREQUIRED? YES ARRAY 3 I CERTIFY THAT NO CHANGES HAVE C BEEN MADE TO THE ARRAY LAYOUT: C CUSTOMER INFORMATION: AMBERVILLE RD CONDUIT RUN INSIDE ATTIC 30 AMB MLLE R 30 AMBERVILLE RD NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 SITE PLAN (718)551-2173/#1869744 DRIVEWAY SCALE: N.T.S. DESIGNED BY: REV#: DATE: TM 1 0 07/16/15 PV-0.0 SUNOEVRYINC&S FRANKLIN ST SLATE 3100AKIANO.CA Si69T BY Mh®In:a ppN:BT118fi5Lowtlon:C.iUfartMhainre10.sM4p➢eopn ICONIX%15TOMERS-OlOo:men THESE DRANNOS,SFEOFIOATIONS,AND DESIGNS ARE THE PROPERTY OF SUN-TYING.NOPMT LLSECOPIEDORUSEDFORORWITHANYOTHERWORKOTHERTIWYTHE$P RCPROJ FORv✓rIGNTHET EBEENO LOPEDWtTHOt1TOURtVRMNWNSW 1 2 1 3 4 5 GENERAL NOTES. ELECTRICAL NOTES: GENERAL NOTES: E1.ALL EQUIPMENT IS LISTED FOR USE. N1.DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC ONLY.THE LOCATION AND ROUTING OF E2.MAXIMUM VOLTAGE DOES NOT EXCEED 600VDC. RACEWAYS SHALL BE DETERMINED BY THE CONTRACTOR UNLESS OTHERWISE E3.ANY EQUIPMENT OR ELECTRICAL MATERIALS USED FOR THIS INSTALLATION SHALL BE NOTED OR STANDARDIZED. NEW AND LISTED BY A RECOGNIZED ELECTRICAL TESTING LABORATORY. N2.ALL EQUATIONS ACCOUNT FOR WORST CASE CONDITIONS. E4.AN INVERTER IN AN INTERACTIVE SOLAR PV SYSTEM SHALL AUTOMATICALLY A N3.IF A DISCREPANCY IN QUANTITY OR SIZE OF CONDUIT,WIRE,EQUIPMENT DE-ENERGIZE ITS OUTPUTTO THE CONNECTED ELECTRICAL PRODUCTION AND A DEVICES,OVERCURRENT PROTECTION,GROUNDING SYSTEMS,ETC.(ALL DISTRIBUTION NETWORK UPON LOSS OF VOLTAGE IN THAT SYSTEM AND SHALL REMAIN EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS)THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR IN THAT STATE UNTIL THE ELECTRICAL PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION NETWORK PROVIDING AND INSTALLING ALL MATERIALS AND SERVICES REQUIRED BY THE VOLTAGE HAS BEEN RESTORED. STRICTEST CONDITIONS IN THE SPECIFICATIONS OR NOTED ON THE PLANS TO E5.ALL PV ARRAYS SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH DC GROUND FAULT PROTECTION. ENSURE COMPLETE COMPLIANCE WITH ALL CODES AND TO ENSURE THE E6.ANY AC COMPONENT SHALL MEET OR EXCEED THE AVAILABLE FAULT CURRENT LONGEVITY AND SAFETY OF THE OPERABLE SYSTEM. CALCULATED AT THAT COMPONENT. N4.ALL OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT SHALL BE MIN.NEMA 3R RATED. E7.ALL MODULES AND ANY RELATED ROOF MOUNTED METALLIC EQUIPMENT SHALL BE N5.METAL CONDUIT AND ENCLOSURES SHALL BE USED WHERE PV SOURCE OR PROPERLY GROUNDED. OUTPUT CIRCUITS ARE RUN INSIDE A BUILDING. E8.DC EQUIPMENT SHALL BE 60OVDC RATED MINIMUM. N6.MODULES SHALL NOT BE PLACED OVER ANY PLUMBING VENTS AND AT LEAST E9.MARKINGS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO INDICATE THAT ALL CONTACTS OF THE 6"ABOVE FLUSH VENTS. DISCONNECT EQUIPMENT MIGHT BE ENERGIZED. N7.THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH ANY AND ALL E10.CONDUIT RUNS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH SUFFICIENT WEATHERPROOF PULL BOXES REQUIREMENTS GIVEN BY UTILITY COMPANIES. OR JUNCTION BOXES/COMBINER BOXES PER APPROPRIATE JURISDICTIONAL N8.FOR ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS,SEE PROVIDED CUT SHEETS. REQUIREMENTS. N9.ALL LABELS AND MARKINGS SHALL BE ATTACHED ACCORDING TO Ell.FOR ANY UNGROUNDED PV SYSTEM,A LABEL READING: B REQUIREMENTS BY NEC AND THE LOCAL AHJ.THE AHJ MAY HAVE SPECIAL LABEL B REQUIREMENTS BEYOND THE SCOPE OF THIS DOCUMENT.THIS MAY ENCOMPASS "WARNING-ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD.THE DC CONDUCTORS OF THIS PHOTOVOLTAIC LANGUAGE INCLUDING,BUT NOT LIMITED TO,THAT FOUND IN NEC ARTICLES SYSTEM ARE UNGROUNDED AND MAY BE ENERGIZED." 690.5(C),690.14(C)(2),690.17,690.53,690.35(F), 690.54,690.64(B)(7)and SHALL BE PLACED AT EACH JUNCTION BOX,COMBINER BOX,DISCONNECT AND DEVICE 705.10 WHERE ENERGIZED,UNGROUNDED CIRCUITS MAY BE EXPOSED DURING SERVICE. N10.INSTALLER TO FOLLOW ALL LOCAL JURISDICTION GUIDELINES. E12.INVERTER(S)SHALL CONTAIN A GROUND FAULT DETECTION AND INTERRUPTION NSl.ALL NEC REFERENCES SHALL BE DIRECTLY INTERCHANGEABLE WITH CEC DEVICE. REFERENCES. E13.ALL METALLIC RACEWAYS AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE BONDED AND ELECTRICALLY N12.IT IS ILLEGAL FOR ANYONE UNLESS ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A CONTINUOUS. LICENSED PROFFESIONAL ENGINEER OR REGISTERED ARCHITECT TO ALTER ANY E14.THE POINT OF CONNECTION COMPLIES WITH APPLICABLE CEC/NEC. ITEMS ON THIS PLAN. EIS.BACKFED SOLAR BREAKER(5)SHALL BE INSTALLED ATTHE OPPOSITE END OF THE N13.THE ENGINEER HAS NOT BEEN RETAINED FOR JOB SUPERVISION. CIRCUIT OR FURTHEST AWAY FROM THE MAIN BREAKER. E16.ALL WIRE,VOLTAGES,AMPERAGES AND EQUIPMENT IS SIZED ACCORDING TO STRUCTURAL NOTES: TEMPERATURE DERATING AND LOCATION. S1.MOUNTS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC AND EXACT LOCATION MAY CHANGE,BUT E17.ONLY COPPER(CU)CONDUCTORS SHALL BE USED.CONDUCTORS SHALL BE SHALL BE ACCURATELY SPACED. STRANDED OR SOLID WITH PROPERLY RATED CONNECTORS. C C S2.MOUNTS SHALL BE STAGGERED WHEN NECESSARY TO EVENLY DISTRIBUTE E18.DISCONNECT SHALL BE WIRED SO NO BLADES ARE ENERGIZED LOAD AMONGST RAFTERS. E19.ALL MODULES AND RACKING SHALL BE GROUNDED VIA IRON RIDGE RAIL INTEGRATED CUSTOMER INFORMATION: S3.DO NOT SPLICE RAILS IN MIDDLE 50%OF SPAN BETWEEN TWO MOUNTS. GROUNDING(PLEASE SEE DATA SHEET)OR WITH TIN PLATED DIRECT BURIAL RATED LAY IN CARLOS GUZMAN LUGS USING STAINLESS STEEL HARDWARE,STAR WASHERS,AND THREAD FORMING BOLTS 30 AMBERVILLE RD OR WEEBS. NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 E20.ALL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE GROUNDED,INCLUDING BONDING JUMPERS WHERE (718)551-2173/#1869744 NECESSARY ACROSS RAIL SPLICE PLATES TO BOND INDIVIDUAL PIECES OF RAIL. DESIGNED BY: REV#: DATE: TM 0 07/16/15PV-1.0 SU.-IN-11FRANKLINSTSUITEI100A1(LAND CASA5.1 B1.MM1a1-D.-THA1151vratlonTHESE DRAVANOS,SPECFICATIONS,PNDDESIGNSARETHEPROPERTYOFSUNOEAtttNC.NO PART SHALL BE COPIED OR USED FOR OR VMTH ANY OTHER WORK OTHER THAN THE SPECIFIC PROJECT FOR WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN DEVELOPE-THOUT OUR WRITTEN CONSENT 2 3 4 5 MODULFtaPECIFICATIONS SYMBOL KEY: (46)Hyundai HIS-M25ORG(BK) c MOUNT T-2" MODULE WEIGHT: 37.9 3X-l" MODULE LENGTH: 64.57 RAIL MODULE WIDTH: 39429 RAFTERS ROOF 1 SPECS ROOF J T-El SIZE -10 NOMINAL NAL SETBACK RAFTER SPAN. 13'-5* RAFTER SPACING: 16" SOLAR MODULE E ROOF MATERIAL I COMPOSITE SHINGLE (D (D STRING CONFIG. ARRAY SPECS A NUMBER OF MODULES: 24 SKYLIGHT TOTAL MOD.WEIGHT(lbs): 909.6 A CHIMNEY RACKING WEIGHT(lbs): 1715 _44 ARRAY WEIGHT(lbs): 1083.1 PLUMBING OR Y 1 ARRAY AREA(sqft): 422.8 ATTIC VENT C? I . ..... I ARRAY DEAD LOAD(lWsqtt): 16 FO EJ ATTIC VENT NUMBER OF MOUNTS: 52 LOAD PER MOUN`T(Ibs): 20.8 T ARRAY AZIMUTH(') 207 ARRAY TILT(-) 33 NUMBER OF FLOORS 2 ROOF ARRAY r.-. '�ARRAY I LAYOUT SCALE:3/16"�3116--V-17 B B SOLAR MODULE 1H OF&tq gS PAUL K 1 ZACHER IRONRIDGEXR100 -TRUCTURAL 50100 L-FOOT QMSE-LAG SHINGLESSi)NAL C COMPOSITE SHINGLE— S"X5/16"-LAG CUSTOMER INFORMATION: 2.5"MIN.EMBEDMENT PER SCREWCARLOS GUZMAN 2X10 NOMINAL.16 O.C. 30 AMBERVILUE RD NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 (718)551-2173/#1869744 r,---�MOUNTING DETAIL SCALE: NTS #: DATE: 1 2.0 1 TM 1 0 107/16/151 SUNC—0 FRANWNST SUfiE 310 0AKLAND, U07 TNESEDMWNGS.SMOMCrONS.ANDOESIONSMETCPAOPERWOFSVNGEV IM WPAUSMLEECOPIEDORUMOFORORWRH OTN =RK.TM— ESn�.�PROlECTFORWNICNTHEYM BEENDEVELOMOOMOURMfR WNSEW 2 3 4 SYMBOL KEY: MODULE SPECIFICATIONS (46)Hyundai HIS-M25ORG(BK) G MOUNT MODULE WEIGHT: 37.9 RAIL 2-3 1 MODULE LENGTH: 64.57 RAFTERS MODULE WIDTH: 39.29 ROOF 2 SPECS ROOF RAFTER SIZE I 2XI0 NOMINAL SETBACK RAFTER SPAM 101-T, SPACING: SOLAR MODULE y ROOFRAFTER MATERIAL COMPOSITE SHINGLE (D STRING CONFIG. 0 13 1 1 ARRAY2SPECS NUMBER OF MODULES: 10 SKYLIGHT A TOTAL MOD.WEIGHT(Ibs): 379 A CHIMNEY T RACKING WEIGHT(lbs): 70.6 PLUMBING OR r ' ARRAY WEIGHT(Ibs): 449.6 ATTIC VENT I ARRAY AREA(sqft): 176.2 ARRAY DEAD LOAD(lbsMqft): 0 ATTIC VENT Z6 T NUMBER OF MOUNTS: 20 LOAD PER MOUNT(Ib.): 5 ARRAY AZIMUTH(-) 207 ARRAY TILT(-) 33 NUMBER OF FLOORS 2 ROOF3SPECS ROOF 2 1 ARRAY 2IZ ��= 2XIO NOMINAL P T1 T E.R B§ L PAM V7 -I RAFTER SPACING:1 16* ROOF MATERIAL I COMPOSITE SHINGLE ARRAY 3 SPECS NUMBER OF MODULES' 8 (�)ARRAY 2 LAYOUT 1 TOTAL MOD.WEIGHT(Ibs): 3012 RACKING WEIGHT(Ibs): 58.6 SCALE: 3/16"=T-0" ARRAY WEIGHT(lbs): 361.8 ARRAY AREA(sqft): 140,9 ARRAY DEAD LOAD(lbslsqft): 2.6 NUMBER OF MOUNTS: 18 LOAD PER MOUNT(Ibs): 20.1 ARRAY AZIMUTH(') 117 B ARRAY TILT(') 45 B c 10" r 10, NUMBER OF FLOORS I ROOF 4 SPECS 7'-4" 6'-7 RAFTER SIZE. 2X10NOMINAL , RAFTER SPAN: 7 RAFTER SPACING: ROMA COMPOSITE SHINGLE 4 ARRAY 4 SPECS NUMBER OF MODULES: 4 TOTAL MOD,WEIGHT(lbs): 151.6 CONTINUE CONTINUE TO RACKING WEIGHT(Ift); 32.8 EFROM �I_ I - ROOF 4 ARRAY 4 ROOF 3 ARRAY 3 ARRAY WEIGHT(ft): 184.4 o ARRAY AREA(.qtt): 70.5 ARRAY DEAD LOAD(lbsW): 26 LNUMBER OF MOUNTS: 12 LOAD PER MOUNT(Ib.): 15.4 ARRAY AZIMUTH(-) 297 MI ARRAY TILT(') -41 5 NUMBER OF FLOORS 1 ROOF ARRAY 3 1 ROOF ARRAY 41 I? C C RRAY 4 LAYOUT CUSTOMER INFORMATION: RRAY 3 LAYOUT 1 4 3 SCALE:3/16"=1'-0" OFk*q CARLOS GUZMAN SCALE:3/16"=1'-0" 30 AMBERVILLE RD PAUL K NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 U L (718)551-2173/#1869744 rn 50100 DESIGNED BY: REV#: DATE: S/ONAI. PV-2.1Ll I TM 1 0 107116/151 i UEDRMMNGS.SPECMIONS.ANODESIONSARETHEPMPERTY SUNGE lNO MPARTSHALMWMMORUS FORORINTH OTH =AKOTHMRNNTHESPaMCPR0.IEC�PoPWH THEYW BE OEVELOpEON1]HOUTOURWWTTENCONSEIvT 4 5 1 1 2 1 3 1 MODULE ELECTRICAL SP Hu -M5ELECTRICAL KEY: aHG(BEKC)F CAT ONS SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT(MCJ: 8.7 It BREAKER OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE(—): 37.4 �— SWITCH OPERATING CURRENT(IMP): 8.1 I] SCREW TERMINAL OPERATING VOLTAGE(VMP): 30.9 m FUSE MAX SERIES FUSE RATING: 15 • SPLICESTC RATING: 250 EARTH GROUND NOTE:#8 GROUNDING CONDUCTOR USED FOR DC GEC&AC EGC PER ARTICLE 690.47 PTC RATING: 222 m CHASSIS GROUND DESIGN CONDITIONS ———GEC HIGHEST 219 %DB DESIGN TEMP MIN.MEAN EXTREME ANNUAL EGC INVERTER i SPECIFICATIONS A A 200A MAIN BREAKER SOLAREDGE SE5000A-US RATED WATTS(EACH): 5000 (3)#6 THWN-2 (3)#6 THWN-2 AC OPERATING VOLTAGE(V): 240 (8)#10 PV-Wire (8)#10 THWN-2 (3)#10 THWN-2 (1)#8 GEC (1)#8 GEC AC OPERATING CURRENT(A): 21 (1)#10 EGC (1)#10 TGC (3)#1 GEC 3/4"EMT 3/4"EMT NUMBER OF MPPT CHANNELS 0 98 FREE AIR 3/4"EMT 3/4"EMT �E) INVERTER EFFICIENCY: (N)MIN.60A AC Combiner INTEGRATED OC DISCONNECT SUB PANEL (E)LOADS INVERTER i INPUT SPECIR ATONS NOMINAL CURRENT PER STRING(Inom): (N)SESOOOA-US NOMI NAL VOLTAGE(Vnom): a5D INVERTER W/INTEGRATED (E)LOADS MAX SYSTEM VOLTAGE(vmax): soo DC DISCONNECTS (E)225A MSP 240V 2P 3-W 1m MAX CURRENT PER STRING(Imax): 6s 30A 2P LOCUS 60A 2P MAX INPUT CIRCUIT CURRENT(Imax): 30 1 MODULES + \- PUT METER IN VERTER3SPECIFICATIONS i t MODULES DC- --OUTPUT SOLAREDGE SE5000A-US OPT.CURRENT=Z86A rr_ _ _ __ _�_ RATED WATTS(EACH): 5000 1 STRING OF AC OPERATING VOLTAGE(V): 240 12 MODULES + \ INVERTER 1 AC OPERATING CURRENT(A): 21 OPT.CURRENT=8.57A NUMBER OF MPPT CHANNELS 0 INVERTER EFFICIENCY; 0.98 INTEGRATED DC DISCONNECT (3)910 THWN-2 GEC IRREVERSIBLY SPLICED TO INVERTER 21NPUT SPECIFlCAmoN6 (1)#8 GEC EXISTING GEC OR BONDED DIRECTLY NOMINAL CURRENT PER STRING(Inom): 7.1.9.3 3/4"EMT TO EXISTING GROUNDING ELECTRODE NOMINAL VOLTAGE(Vnom): 0s0 MAX SYSTEM VOLTAGE(Vmax): s0o B B MAX CURRENT PER STRING(Imax): Is MAX INPUT CIRCUIT CURRENT(Imax): 30 (N)SE5000A-US INVERTER W/INTEGRATED DC DISCONNECTS 1 STRING OF + —AC 3DA 2P 10 MODULES pC„ OUTPUT OPT.CURRENT=7.14A — 1 STRING OF + ----_-- 13 MODULES OPT.CURRENT INVERTER MIN.NEMA3R UL LISTED JUNCTION BOX NTH 90°C TERMINAL RATINGS LOCATED ON ROOF C C Inom=(13 x 250W)/350V=9.3A CONDUIT ELEVATION:1/2 TO 3-1/2"=22°C 46 MODULES TOTAL CUSTOMER INFORMATION: OPERATING VOLTAGE=35OVDC(REGULATED) HIGH AMBIENT TEMPERATURE:32°C 46 x 222(PTC WATTS)x 0.98=10008 CEC WATTS EXTREME LOW:-18'C CARLOS GUZMAN 225 x 1.2=270 ROOFTOP AMBIENT TEMP(Tcorr):54"C=0.76 SE500DA-US MAX OUTPUT CURRENT=21A 30 AMBERVILLE RD 270-200(MCB)=70A CONDUIT FILL(Cfill):0.7 BREAKER SIZE=21A x 1.25=26.25A=>30A NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 MAX ALLOWABLE AC PV BREAKER=70A BREAKERRSIZE MAX OUTPUT CURRENT=21A CONTINUOUS USE=Imax'1.25=15A BREAKER =21A x 1.25=26.25A=>30A (718)551-2173/#1869744 CONDITIONS OF USE=Imax/Tcorr/Cfill =15A/0.76/0.7=28.20A CONDUCTOR SIZE FOR 28.20A DESIGNED BY: REV#: DATE: PV-3.O INSTALLATION SHALL USE MIN.#10 AWG TM 0 07/16/15 �SBNOeVRTINC.66 FRANI4INSTSURE6160N(LPND,G4 B966T By M6eNza Acle Ol/IBI15 LocoYon'.C1Us°nM6NKa\D°akrop�De.ipn(CDN)\CUSTOMERS-O\Ou:men THESE DRnW1NOS,SPEdFlCATONS.nNDDE316NS METHS PROPERtt OF SUNOEVITV INC.NO PPRi S1ULL BE COPIEDOR USED EOR OR WITH nNY OTHER wORKOTHER TIANTHE SPEdFlC PROIEC RW CHTHUY EBMNDEVELOPED`MTHOU WRWRnT WNSENT 1 2 3 4 5 NEC 690.5(c) NEC 690.31(E)3&4:2012 IFC 605.11.1 INTERACTIVE PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER SOURCE PLACE THIS LABEL ON INVERTER(S)OR NEAR PLACE ON ALL JUNCTION BOXES,EXPOSED — GROUND-FAULT INDICATOR(ON INVERTER(S)U.O.N.) RACEWAYS EVERY 10'AND T FROM BENDS RATED AC OUTPUT CURRENT(A): 42 AND PENETRATIONS,ADJACENT TO THE MAIN SERVICE DISCONNECT NOMINAL OPERATING AG VOLTAGE(V): 240 INVERTER 1 DC DISCONNECT PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM DISCONNECT A ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD RATED MAX POWER POINT CURRENT(Imp): 16A RATED MAX POWER POINT VOLTAGE(Vmp): 350 A IFA GROUND S INDICATED, PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER NORMALLY GROUNDED CONDUCTORS MAX SYSTEM VOLTAGE(Voc): 500 MAY BE UNGROUNDED AND ENERGIZED SOURCE SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT(Ise): 10.9 NEC 690.17(E) NEC 690.35(F) PLACE THIS LABEL ON ALL DISCONNECTING PLACE THIS LABEL AT EACH JUNCTION BOX,COMBINER BOX, INVERTER 2 DC DISCONNECT MEANS WHERE ENERGIZED IN AN OPEN POSITION DISCONNECT AND DEVICE WHERE ENERGIZED,UNGROUNDED PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM DISCONNECT —_ CIRCUITS MAY BE EXPOSED DURING SERVICE: RATED MAX POWER POINT CURRENT(Imp): 16.4 RATED MAX POWER POINT VOLTAGE(Vmp): 350 MAX SYSTEM VOLTAGE(Voc): 500 I� ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD _ ` SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT(Ise): 10.9 DO NOT TOUCH TERMINALS ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD TERMINALS ON BOTH THE LINE AND LOAD THE DC CONDUCTORS OF THIS SIDE MAY BE ENERGIZED IN THE OPEN PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM ARE UNGROUNDED POSITION AND MAY BE ENERGIZED NEC 705,12(D)(2)(b) NEC 705.12(D){2)(c} PLACE THIS LABEL AT P.O.C.TO SERVICE B DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT(I.E.MAIN PANEL(AND PLACE LABEL ON ALL EQUIPMENT CONTAINING B SUBPANEL IF APPLICABLE)) OVERCURRENT DEVICES IN CIRCUITS SUPPLYING POWER NOTE: TO A BUSBAR OR CONDUCTORS SUPPLIED FROM MULTIPLE OUTSIDE LABELING OF SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND METERS IS TO BE DONE IN A WAY SOURCES. SUITABLE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THE EQUIPMENT IS INSTALLED.NO --Aw� _ _ — STICKERS ARE PERMITTED. INVERTER OUTPUT CONNECTION DO NOT RELOCATE THIS OVERCURRENT DEVICE _ NEC 705.12(D)(3) THIS EQUIPMENT FED BY MULTIPLE POWER PLACE LABEL ON ALL EQUIPMENT CONTAINING SOURCES.TOTAL RATING OF ALL OVERCURRENT OVERCURRENT DEVICES IN CIRCUITS SUPPLYING POWER DEVICES,EXCLUDING MAIN SUPPLY TO A BUSBAR OR CONDUCTORS SUPPLIED FROM MULTIPLE OVERCURRENT DEVICE,SHALL NOT EXCEED SOURCES. AMPACITY OF BUSBAR CAUTION �' NEC DISC(c) (�J_H PLACE ON RAPID SHUT DOWN DISCONNECT WHEN RAPID SHUT DOWN IS INSTALLED CONTAINS MULTIPLE POWER C D SOURCES E - CUSTOMER INFORMATION: CARLOS GUZMAN 30 AMBERVILLE RD NORTH ANDOVER,MA 01845 (718)551-2173 J#1869744 DESIGNED BY: REV#: DATE: PV-4.Q TM 0 07/16/15 SUNOBVtTYMC-66 FRANWN$TS-310 Mq,AND,EA9 7 BY-Mhepi;eDe(e:0>I181151ocebon:GWeermMl,ein.e\paekNpipasipi(CDM`CUBTOMERS-G10u.-men —EONA`MNOS.SPEOFIG1T10NS,ANO DESIGNS ARE TILE PROPERTY OF—GE—INC NOPARTSH BECOPIEDORU9DFORORWITHANYOTHE RKOTMEATHp ESPEdHCPROJECTFORWHIbIT H BEENDEYE KDWM OUTOURWRI MCONMW —InhMgreen.com/solar/en Poly-crystalline Type� Nominalmmut(Pmpp) W .'245 350 255 Voliageat Pmax(Vmpp) V ',. 30.7 309 31.0 Cunentat Pri.lmPP) A 8.0 8.1 82 Hyundai Heavy Industries was founded In 1972 and is a Fortune 500 company.The company employs more than 48,000 people,and has a global Open ckcuitvoltage(VOU V 373 37A 37.6 leading 7 business divisions with sales of 513 Billion USD in 2013.As one of our core businesses of the company,Hyundai Heavy Industries Is 5hortclnultainert0sc) A 85 8.7 ee Outputtolemnce % +3/4 committed to develop and invest heavily In the field of renewable energy.Hyundai Solar Is the largest and the longest standing PV cell and Na of4ells&mnnecid— Pts 601n series module manufacturer in South Korea.We have 600 MW of module production capacity and provide hig"uality solar PV produc e m more than Celltype - 6•Ply-ny-ill esillcon 3,000 customers worldwide.We strive to achieve one of the most efficient PV modules by establishing an R&D laboratory and investing more Modulecfficienry % 15.0 153 15.6 than 20 Million USD On innovative technologies. Tempemturecoefficient ofPmpp '.. %7K -0.43 -0A3 -0.43 Tempemturecoef6cientofVoc %/K -032 -032 4032 Tempemturc coeRici<mofitt WK 0.048 0.048 0.048 Black Black poly-crystallin' 'Type xnldan a, c6:ana mlosr cony,on:)Aw cram mayxa n ,nee:pier once HIS-M245RG(BK) HiS-M250RG(BK) HiS-M255RG(BK) Mono crystallineType Mono-crystallineType RG-Series HiS-S255RG(BK)1 HiS-5260RG(BK)I Hi5-S265RG(BK) Nominal output(PmPP) W 255 260 26S V0lta9ea1Pmax(VmPP) V _ 31.0 I,.. 31.1 313 C.—.,Pmax(ImpP) A 82 8.4 85 998 mm(34291(W)x 1,640 mm(6457")(U x 35 mm(138'KH) Open ctrcwe v mm10sc) V 83 379 3.0 Short tlrcVi[cunen[(IsU A 8b 8'9 g'0 Apo-172 kg(37.9 lbs) +3/•0 _ 60 cells In series 16 x10 matrix)(Hyundai cell,Made 1n Korea) Output tolerance,Na of cells&concar 'is netdonz pa 60 in series 4 mm'(12AWG)cables with polarized weatherproof connectors, Ce0 type - rMono-crystalllne zlllmn IEC certified(UL listed),Length 1.0 m(39.4) Modukafldency % 15.6 15.9 162 IP68,weatherproof,IEC certified(UL listed) Tempemturc c-ficiem ofpmpp %/K -OAS -0.45 -0A5 3 bypass diodes to prevent power decrease by partial shade TemperdurecoeffidentofVoc %/K -033 -033 -033 0:032 Front:High transmission low-Iron tempered glass,2.8 mm(0.11 Tempemturc<oeffidentofRc %/K 0.032 0.032 Encapsulant:EVA Back Sheet:Weatherproof film(Black color) xAll damn,M(Sl-0-CondTedA.Abow d.,umareoe.,mea.Ah—ptlorna,ce- Clear anodized aluminum alloy type 6063(Black color? - �Module Diagram� am,:mm,mml �I-V Curves� •IEC 61215(Ed2)and IEC 61730 byVDE -UL listed(UL 1703),Class C Fire Rating \ -Output power tolerance+31-0% •150 9001:2000 and ISO 14001:2004 Certifled -Advanced MechaniwlTest(8,000 Pa)Passed OEC 61215) ms—ntreE [ 6 /Mechanical Load Test(40 lbs/fO Passed(UQ -Ammonia Corrosion ResistanceTest Passed •IEC61701(Salt Mist CorrosionTest)Passed as www m m�nn,wn rases*�. -Delivered readytor connzttionIL1L�.� .:EC(UL)certified and weatherproof connectors e £ strnoxoxcll ttuu .. -Integrated bypass diodes M "*+m •isty—:97% Installation Safety Guide( 46'Cz2 -After 2nd year.0.7%annual degradation -Only qualified personnel should Install or perform maintenance. -4o-B5-C 80.2%for 25 years •Be aware of dangerous high DCvokage. DC 1,000V 0EQ -Please refer to the Hyundai Limited Warranty for more details. -Do not damage or scratch the rear surface of the module. DC 600 V(UU y 5A nw—ty o -Do not handle or install modules when they are wet. .Impcmu Noda ma wananimsaPPYonNmmewmodmcwmryv da Heavy maosires Co.ud* i mmtam,=anomn-mal 1090(mown be�ow7 and p,pduccxdal numeer CNL _. _..... Sales&Marlictir5 2�R.Hyundai Bldg. 1110-793,1cm, OVE r c® (� ev CYCLE AHYUNDAI `�rn VY INDU I;m `� � " 4 INDUSTRIES Tel:eel-2.7464517.7422,7S63 Fa 182-2J7 G7675 AHYUNDAI u i co'LM www.hhi-green.com/solar CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE Certificate Number 20141021-E325005 Appendix)Module Installation Instruction(HIS-Mx RF,HIS-M-xRG,HIS-Sa xRF,HIS-S�RG) Report Reference E325005-20131209 The installation methods which are described in Hyundai Heavy Industries installation Manual are Issue Date 2014-OCTOBER-21 covered by 2,400Pa Warranty. Method 2400 Ra \ t0 t? �,„ Issued to: HYUNDAI HEAVY INDUSTRIES CO LTD t 1-5 DAEJANG-RI SOI-MYEON EUMSEONG-GUN Bolting Long Bar CHUNGCHEONGBUK-DO 369$72 KOREA 1 1 1 1 This is to certify that PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES AND PANELS representative samples of °HiS-SxxxRF,HiS-MxxxRF,HiS SxxxRG and HiS-MxxxRG Series with specific construction described in installation instructions compliant to Photovoltaic Module Fire Performance Type 1" 3 t100mm Have been investigated by UL in accordance with the LIZ I Standard(s)indicated on this Certificate. Long Bar ClampingStandards)for Safety: UL 1703"Standard for Safety for Flat-Plate Photovoltaic L ; Modules and Panels", ❑:Clamping area i 0:Additional ULC ORD/Cl 703-01"Flat-Plate Photovoltaic Modules and _ ; i. support barPanels", Clamping Area 51-74 Lj8 Additional Information: area - V4 See the UL Online Certifications Directory at :AdditionalL www.ul.com/database for additional information Clamping area for slipping L/85 Clamping Area 51-14 snow t 100mm Only those products bearing the UL Certification Mark should be considered as being covered by UL's Certification and Follow-Up Service. S/411 S/4 Look for the UL Certification Mark on the product. Short Barlip $ r S 1 i Clamping Area 5S/4 L S/85 Clamping Area 5S/4 Note 1)The certified mounting method is boiling method by TOV Rheinland. a_ 2)The Mounting method has been qualified by Hyundai Heavy Industries,and the mechanical load tests are based on IEC61215 ed2. arvvrv••,.,,nol......,,MenMe•,I.«..a�.11m,.�,••�rlWa�.rvlvw u1-ac u.pmwawen w,.rc.ruL uc(u4ermy•uuonne IImM�alnl,s=,au..0=w.plw. <anlsl•buI VLCUAvmr9•rviv Mp.•�nWwns-ems__M�vt_ Same ofgeo Page 15 of 15 Factory 12th FI.,Hyundai Bldg., 313,Sol-m,Sol-myeon,Eunn—rig-gun, 75,Yulgok-m,Jongno-gu, Chungcheongbuk-do 380.872,Korea Page 1 of 1 Seoul 114703,Korea solar. 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E Internet connection through.:Ethernetor Wireless Outdooeand indoor installation s Fixed voltage inverter,OC/AC conversion only Pre-assembled Safety Switch for faster installation AMEE3 Optional—revenue grade data,ANSI C12.1 <:'r Lita .L•iE- SP :fiAil WWW.SOiaredge_LIS v z-6fn•-di-,TAL` „_--;_.fug zH=:aa _ .,< AUTHORIZATION TO MARK AUTHORIZATION TO MARK This authorizes the application of the Certification Mark(s)shown below to the models described in the Product(s) Product: Utility Interactive Inverter Covered section when made in accordance with the conditions set forth in the Certification Agreement and Listing Brand Name: SolarEtl e Report.This authorization also applies to multiple listee model(s)identified on the correlation page of the Listing Models: 7 models:SE3000,SE3300,SE3800,SE5000,SE6000,SE7000,SE7600 Report. (Option:followed by A to indicate Interface board,etc.) This document is the property of Intertek Testing Services and is not transferable.The certification mark(s)may be applied only at the location of the Party Authorized To Apply Mark. Applicant: SolarEdge Technologies Ltd Manufacturer: Jabil Circuit(Guangzhou)LTD DEV EAST DISTRICT Address: 6 Ha'Harash Street 45240 Add128 JUN CHENG RD Address:Hod Hasharon GUANGZHOU GUANGDONG 510530 CHINA Country: Israel Country: China Contact: Mr.Oren Bechar or Mr.MeirAdest Contact: Elaine Ouyang Phone: +972 9 957 6620#293 or +972 9 957 6620#131 Phone: 020-2805-4025(135-7023-5852 FAX: +972 9 957 6591 FAX: NA Email: OREN.B@SOLAREDGE.COM Email: Elaine.ouyang@jabil.com Party Authorized To Apply Mark: Same as Manufacturer Report Issuing Office: Cortland,NY 13045 Control Number: 4004590 Authorized by: for Thomas J.Patterson,Certification Manager C u Intertek This document supersedes all previous Authorizations to Mark for the noted Report Number. 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Intertek Testing Services NA Inc, 545 East Algonquin Road,Arlington Heights,IL 60005 Telephone 800-345-3851 or 847-439-5667 Fax 312-283-1672 UL 1741 Standard for Safety for Inverters,Converters,Controllers and Interconnection System Equipment for Use With Distributed Energy Resources,Second Edition Dated:January 28,2010 CSA C222 107.1 Issue:2001/09101 Ed:3 General Use Power Supplies-(R2011) Standard(s): UL SUBJECT 16996,Outline of Investigation for Photovoltaic(PV)DC Are-Fault Circuit Protection-Issue No.2,2013/01/14 GSA TIL M-07,Interim Certification Requirements for Photovoltaic(PV)DC Arc-Fault Protection-Issue No.1,2013/03/11 ATM for Report 3188027CRT-001a Page 1 of 8 ATM Issued:13-Nov-2014 ATM for Report 3188027CRT-001a Page 2 of 8 ATM Issued:13-Nov-2014 ED 16.3.15(I.3,13)Malalary ED 16.3.15(1-1-13)Malerory 3933 Us Route 11 Gartland.NY 13045 EM Telephone:{607}753-6711 Faesimfle: (607)756-9891 wmxa,intertakcam SolarEdge Technologies Ltd Letter Report 101703554CRT-001 June 20,2014 Letter Report No.101703554CRT-001 June 20"',2014 Project No.G101703554 • 3-ph Inverters: Mr.Meir Adest Ph:+972.9.957.6620 o SE9KUS/SE10KUS/SE20KUS when the SolarEdge rapid shutdown cable labeled'rMCI-CB-xxxxx- SolarEdge Technologies Ltd email:meira@solaredge.com 6 Ha'Harash St x'r which is part of kit SE1000-RSD-xx is installed in the inverter Safety Switch where xxxxx-xx is HOD HASHARON,ISRAEL any number;inverter part number may be followed by a suffix Subject: ETL Evaluation of SolarEdge Products to NEC Rapid Shutdown Requirements This letter report completes this portion of the evaluation covered by Intertek Project No.G101703554. Dear Mr.Meir Adest, If there are any questions regarding the results contained in this report,or any of the other services offered by This letter represents the testing results of the below listed products to the requirements contained in the following Intertek,please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned. standards: Please note,this Letter Report does not represent authorization for the use of any Intertek certification marks. National Electric Code,2014,Section 690.12 requirement for rapid shutdown. Completed by: Radhe Patel Reviewed by: Howard Liu This investigation was authorized by signed Quote 500534459 dated 0611012014.Rapid shutdown test were Title: Engineering Team Lead Title: Staff Engineer perform at SolarEdge Technologies Ltd,6 Ha'Harash St HOD HASHARON,ISRAEL and witness by Intertek personal on 06/17/2014. Signature: -1 Signature The evaluation covers installations consisting of optimizers and inverters with part numbers listed below. Date June 20 ,2014 Date: June 20",2014 The testing done has verified that controlled conductors are limited to not more than 30 volts and 240 volt- amperes within 10 seconds of rapid shutdown initiation. 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SD iZ1.2(91111/10,IntottnatY� in;°enek P€sfirre&ar*nc�NA Inc. So 1212(11111110)Inf—f. ar=11I soar SolarEd a Power 0 t- mizer Module Add-On for North America +� P300 / P400 J P405 olarEdge Power Optimizer P300 P400 P405 _ {hr 6p-cell modules) {for 72&96celi modules) (for thin film moduleaj Module Add-On For North America INPUT Rated Input OC Powers' 300 400 405 W AbsoluP300 J P400 � � 05 (Vocatt MammumInput ature)Voltage 48 80 125 Vdc tVot at lowest temperature) _ MPPTOp sting Range 8-48 8-80 125-105 Vdc Maximum Short Circuit Current(Iscj 10 Adc Maximum DC Efficiency, InputCurrent .. 995 do rent12.5 �J A — — :.� Weighted Efficiency _ 98.8 Over olta eR Category _ ._ _ If OUTPUT DURING OPERATION(POWER OPTIMIZER CONNECTED TO OPERATING INVERTER) Max Maximum mum Output m m Outpt Voltage ... 60.. 15. 85 .. Vdc..... 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(Power Optimizers) PV power optimization at the module-level Maximum string Length 25 25 so (Power Optimizers), Up to 25%more energy Maximum Power per Sting 5250„ 6000_ _ 12750 W Superior efficiency(99.5%) Parallel Strings of Different Lengths yes '.. — Mitigates all:types of module mismatch losses,from manufacturing tolerance to.partial shading or orientations_ ri.�dr.,i romp.wow acte;zal+ /a r ,�e�,< c Flexible system design for maximum space utilization — Fast installation with a single bolt Next generation maintenance with module-level monitoring Module-level voltage shutdown for installer and firefighter safety Lila - C=EINIA-`:= - I .,,F tC =A4 ZIHINti - i_;L - _, TRAu wWwso?8 redge.JS AENW71 y IRONRIDGE Roof Mount System - - AUTHORIZATION To MARK t - ���\ This authorizes the application of the Certification Mark(s)shown below to the models described in the Products) \y� Covered section when made in accordance with the conditions set forth in the Certification Agreement and Listing �e Report.This authorization also applies to multiple Estee model(s)identified on the correlation page of the Listing Report. This document is the property of intertek Testing Services and is not transferable.The certification mark(s)may be a location of me P Authorized To ark. applied only at the arty A t d Apply M Applicant:es IronRidge,Inc Manufacturer IronRid e,Inc 1495 ZephyrAve Address: 1435 Bl Road VA V A A� Address: Hayward,CA 94544 Willits,CA CA 96 96490 g Country: USA Country: USA Contact Yarn Schwarz Contact: Jim Norsworthy (800)227-9523 Phone: (51 D)225-0973 Phone: (800)227-9523 ,.y. FAX: (707)459-1833 FAX: (707)459-1833 Email: yschwarz@ironridga.com Email: jnorsworthy@ironfidge.com Party Authorized To Apply Mark: Same as Manufacturer 44 0 ....z Report Issuing ice: Lake Forest,CA rtN19— z Control Number. 4007559 Authorized by: for Thomas J.Patterson,Certification Manager ET1.CLASSIFIED au. Intertek This document supersedes all previous Authorizations to Mark for the noted Report Number. IronRidge builds the strongest roof mountingsystem in solar.Eve component has been tested to the limit Y Every p am"aamm<t.a,a.aaaoaaamaaDtmDaora<maacmm,mxa."meaaDnaeunm<mwm.au,e,m.amn<aaotmDDDDm.a«,mnmaa°mem<aGr«aavm��DDaaa«aam.aeDDr�aaDa and proven in extreme environments. cvma Na«m,AN pRaDD mMakGnm<amN�a�Dmp< t apYmoDrD"mmNaaammA*«xaaaamm.*.dm penin m .�<amma<"aG"gip D mains reC,id<dm MacwmmnamM d,t IDNe Dtlmam<meim in UkAWwRetionmH kAMNr1"e,uaa Dl P<InIDMknameiDt Memo«aWaNaemenld Mateeretl male,wl.DmDuct«wnxs muY "M b<appm2d Inwlonp W IaieMk mmU FamryAueeamenbaM FDMxup SeMevaaN m,Ne puippseaf sesame appmpMie D®B<afine GNlxatlan maNla aemmanoe wfp,inn aprtemen4 Our rigorous approach has led to unique structural features,such as curved rails and reinforced flashings,and m area�r«mapmDa aaDrp�pmm"a"Dm D o-wD aap prmra amaabat«mDaDDr,Dxp mthmm.p« is also why our products are fully certified,code compliant and backed by a 20-year warranty. intertek Testing services NA Inc. 545 East Algonquin Road,Arlington Heights,IL 60005 Telephone 800.345-3851 or 847-439-5667 Fax 312-283.1672 �� �A\ UL Subject 2703 Outline of Investigation for Rack Mounting Systems and Clamping Devices for Flat-Plate Strength Tested �� PE Certified Standard(s): i U Photovoltaic Modules and Panels,Issue Number.1,October 4,2010 All components evaluated for superior �` Pre-stamped engineering letters \ - available Irl most states. Product: XR Rails with Integrated Gmundir . \ y,' structural performance. arena Name. N/A Models: 51-S1GD-o05,51.61GDAOSB,515000-001,and 51-65-001 \\ Class A Fire Rating \ Design Software 0 \� Certified to maintain the fire resistance Online tool generates a complete bill of rating of the existing roof. materials in minutes. Integrated Grounding `` 20 Year Warranty UL 2703 system eliminates separate Twice the protection offered by module grounding components. competitors. ATM for Report 101541132LAX-002 Page 1 of 3 ATM Issued:10-Nov-2014 En tas�s n.wanat umnepmry 711 A_ », �,...v...... .......�_..�_ _ 4� ZZIZ �IRONRIDGE Integrated Grounding System installation Overview Install Roof Attachments t Install appropriate roof flashing and/or standoff for roof type. Attach L-Feet to flashing or standoff. Traditionally,solar modules are grounded by attaching lugs,bolts or clips to the module frame,then connecting Prepare Rail Connections these to a copper conductor that runs throughout the 3 array.This process adds time and cost to the installation, Insert splice into first rail,then secure with Grounding Strap and - and often results in improper grounding,creatingself-drilling screw. significant long-term safety risks. \ Slide second rail over splice,then secure with opposite end of The IronRidge Integrated Grounding System solves these Grounding Strap and self-drilling screw. challenges by bonding modules directly to the mounting rails.This approach eliminates separate modules Mount&Ground Rails -"- grounding hardware,and it creates many parallel grounding paths throughout the array,providing Attach rails to L-Feet and level rails. greater safety for system owners. Grounding Mid Clamp Install one Grounding Lug per row of modules. Each Grounding Mid clamp pierces through the anodized coatings of both the module frame and •Connect Grounding Lug to grounding conductor. the mounting rail to form secure electrical bonds. which are repeated throughout the array. Install Modules&Clamps Install first module using End Clamps and Grounding Mid Clamps. - Install additional modules using Grounding Mid Clamps. III Finish row with a second pair of End Clamps. Testing&Certification - Ca� Module Frame Compatibility The IronRidge Integrated Grounding t System has been tested and certified to Dimension Range UL 2703 by Intertek Group pie. - A �� ������ A 31.Omm 51Omm B 5 OSmm minimum UL 2703 is a proposed UL standard — - _ _ 'min_._} for evaluating solar module mounting Any module frames whose parameters are not listed In the and Clamping deVIG2S.It ensures these provided table have not been tested for compatibility, `� 3� devices will maintain strong electrical and mechanical connections over an extended ` extreme outdoor -_ t s with box construction and a range of period of time in ding Clamp has proven robust in grounding 60-cell and environments. The Grounding 72-cell solar module frame an e N anodizatioo thicknesses. The testing process closely mirrors that All solar modules listed to UL 1703 and with frame construction Grounding Strap of UL 1703,the solar module testing Grounding Straps are used to �" within the parameters stated above are compatible with the bond ran-to-rall connections. y standard,including temperature andd IronRidge integrated Grounding System. ` They are only required cn the Grounding Lug humidity cycling,electrical and mechanical Asin Ie Grounding Lug - raliwhthegroundinglug. AsineesanundingLu load testing,and manufacturing qualitycon re row of PV modules to the reviews. ' - grounding conductor. VSA .� ���� ����A��oV ��:-VAyam �� ���; �. .. A..A A A oma; _� A� �.... A A A A. A. �... A A.� A �.. ,. AAA�.A..�A ._ ...._. _.. ..A ..�. A� O �A\\.... ... ..,_,_..._ _... _.__,., _.. �.. A \ \� A..._.A .��... �. A\ ��...� ... .. ,. � ........ � .�. ..,�.. ....... ....���� _.... .. .oma..._. ._ _. .. a.�. .. ... ..�.s> ............... 8431 Murphy Drive Middleton WI 53562 USA Starling Madison Lofquist, Inc. Tale phone oo"OS 836.4400 Facelm le. 608.831.9279 - www.lntertek.com 5224 South 391 Street Phoenb:,Arizona 85040 tel:(602)438-2500 fax:(602)438-2505 www.smleng.com Verification 1 est � f fi Conformitv IronRidge June 16,2014 In the basis of the tests undertaken,thesample(s)of the below product have been found to comply with the requirements of 1495 Zephyr Ave Page 1 of l l the referenced specifications at the time the tests were carried out Hayward.CA 94544 Applicant Name&Address: IronRidge,Inc. Attn:Mr.David F.Taggart,Vice President Products 1495 Zephyr Ave. Hayward,CA 94544 Subject: IronRidge XR100 Rail,Roof Flush Mounting System—Structural Analysis USA Product Description: XR Rails with Integrated Grounding. Dear Sir. Ratings&Principle Fire OassResistance.Ratina: Characteristics: -Flush Mount S metrical.Class A Fire.Rated.for Low Slope applications when using Type 1,2 We have analyzed the IronRidge ons a Rail for the subject solar module support system and . and 3,listed;photovoltaic modules.Class Afire.Rated for Steep Slope applications with Typel, determined that,for the configurations and criteria described below,it is in compliance with the 2 and 3,listed photovoltaic modules.Tested with a 5"gap(distance between the bottom the applicable sections of the following Reference Documents: module frame and the roof covering),per the standard this system can be installed at any gap allowed by the manufacturers installation instructions.No perimeter guarding is required. Codes:ASCF/SEI 7-10 Min.Design Loads for Buildings&Other Structures International Building Code 2012 Edition Models: 51-61GD-005,51-61GD-0058,51-5000-001 and 51-65-001 California Building Code 2013 Edition Brand Name: IronRidge Roof Mount Other: AC428,Acceptance Criteria for Modular Framing Systems Used to Support PV Relevant Standards: UL 2703(Section 15.2 and 15.3)Standard for Safety Mounting Systems;:Mounting::Devices, Modules,dated Effective November 1,2012 by ICC-ES Clamping/Retention Devices,and Ground Lugs for Use with Flat-Plate Photovoltaic Modules Aluminum Design Manual,2010 Edition and Panels,First Edition dated Jan.28,2015 Referencing UL1703 Third Edition dated Nov.18, 2014,(Section 31.2)Standard for5afetyforFlat-Plate Photovoltaic Modules and Panels. The IronRidge XR100 Rail is an extruded aluminum section with an overall depth of 2.438 in.and a Verification Issuing Office: lntertek Testing Services NA,Inc. net area of 0.583 sq.in. The rails are used to support solar modules,typically,on the roof of a 8431.Murphy:Drive building. See Exhibit A—attached. The rails are clamped to aluminum angle brackets that are either Middleton,WI 53562 attached directly to the roof framing or attached to a stand that is screwed to the roof framing. The Date of Tests: 08/27/2014 to 03/17/2015 rails are mounted across the slope with a small clearance(flush mounting)to the underlying roof Test Report Number(s): 101769343MID-001r1;101769343MID-001a,101915978MID-001&101999492MID-001ar1-crl. structure. The installed solar modules are at the same slope as the underlying roof structure. This verification is part of the full test report(s)and should be read in conjunction with them.This report does not automatically imply product certification. All loads are transferred to the roof framing through the angle brackets by simple bi-axial flexure of Completed by: Chad Naggs Reviewedbyr. Gregory Allen the rails. The maximum span of the rails is governed by either the mid-span flexural stresses or the Title. Technician II.Fire Resistance Title: Engineenng-ream Lead,Fires Resistance deflection requirement that the rail not come into contact with the roof Signature: SignatureThe effect of seismic loads(for all design categories A-F)have been determined to be less than the Date: 03/30/2015 Date: 03/30/2b15� effect due to wind loads in all load conditions and combinations. Therefore,the maximum allowable spans for common load cases are shown in Tables 1,2&3 below for 0-6 degree slopes,Tables 4,5. &6 below for 7-27 degree slopes,and Tables 7,8&9 below for 2845 degree slopes. This Vrnji:ration is Jar thr exclusive use of Intertrk's cllenf and is prcvitled puruan[to the agrermen t between lntertek and its Clirnt.lntertek'-responsibedv as o liebiliv ore limited to the terms no d condition,of the agreement.lntertek assumes no Iiobifily to any party,other than to the 6lient in accordance with the agreement,for a,v loss,expense ar damageoccasioned by the use of this Venficotion.Only the Client is authori.ed to se—ospving or distribution of this Verification.An v use of the lntertek nom,or one of its arks for the sals or adveli—sel of the tested material,product or service must fir[be oppen-din writing by lntertek.The obsrrvotiona and te.ilmspectien results Starling Madison Lofgmst,Inc. Consulting Structural and Forensic Engineers rrferencedln Chis Vrrifiea;ian ore relevan[only to[he sample trsted/inspected This Verification by itself docs not imFly that thr material,product,or—ice is or hes r,,,been under on lntertek certificatlan program. GFT-OP-1 to(24-MAR-2014) IronRidge June 16,2014 IronRidge June 16,2014 Mr.David F.Taggart Page 8 of 11 Mr.David F.Taggart Page 9 of 11 IronRidge XR100 Rail,Roof Flush Mounting System—Structural Analysis IronRidge XR100 Rail,Roof Flush Mounting System—Structural Analysis Table 7-MAXIMUM SPANS(Inches)-Roof Slope 28 to 45 Degrees-Wind Zone'a Table 8-MAXIMUM SPANS(inches)-Roof Slone 28 to 45 Degrees-Wind Zone 2 XR100 Wind Ground Snow Load X81'00 Wind Ground Snow Load Rail Speed 8a€t Speed Exposure mph 0psf 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Exposure mph 0 psf 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 sf sf sf sf sf sf sf sf sf sf psf psf psf psf psf psf psf psf 100 107 98 84 75 67 61 56 52 49 46 100 107 98 84 75 67 61 56 52 49 46 105 107 98 84 75 67 61 56 52 49 46 105 107 98 84 75 67 61 56 52 49 46 110 106 97 84 75 67 61 56 52 49 46 110 106 97 84 75 67 61 56 52 49 46 120 101 94 82 74 67 61 56 52 49 46 120 101 94 82 74 67 61 56 52 49 46 Cat� B ory 130 96 91 80 72 66 61 56 52 49 46 Category 130 94 91 80 72 66 61 56 52 49 46 140 91 88 78 70 65 60 56 52 49 46 140 88 88 78 70 65 60 56 52 49 46 150 87 85 76 69 64 59 56 52 49 46 150 83 83 76 69 64 59 56 52 49 46 160 83 82 74 67 62 58 55 52 49 46 160 78 78 74 67 1 62 1 58 55 52 49 46 170 79 79 72 66 61 57 54 51 49 46 170 74 74 1 72 66 61 57 54 51 49 46 100 101 94 82 74 67 61 56 52 49 46 100 101 94 82 74 67 61 56 52 49 46 105 98 93 81 73 67 61 56 52 49 46 105 98 93 81 73 67 61 56 52 49 46 110 95 91 80 72 66 61 56 52 49 46 110 94 91 80 72 66 61 56 52 49 46 120 90 87 77 70 65 60 56 52 49 46 120 87 87 77 70 65 60 56 52 49 46 Category C gory 130 85 84 75 68 63 59 56 52 49 46 Category 130 81 81 75 68 63 59 56 52 49 46 140 81 80 72 66 62 58 55 52 49 46 140 76 76 72 66 62 58 55 52 49 46 150 76 1 76 70 65 60 57 53 51 49 46 150 71 71 70 1 65 1 60 57 53 51 49 46 160 73 73 68 63 59 55 52 50 48 46 160 67 67 67 63 59 55 52 50 48 46 170 69 69 66 61 57 54 51 49 47 45 170 64 64 64 61 57 54 51 49 47 45 100 96 91 80 72 66 61 56 52 49 46 100 95 91 80 72 66 61 56 52 49 46 105 93 89 79 71 65 61 56 52 49 46 105 91 89 79 71 65 61 56 52 49 46 110 90 87 77 70 65 60 56 52 49 46 110 87 87 77 70 65 60 56 52 49 46 120 85 83 75 68 63 59 55 52 49 46 120 81 81 75 68 63 59 55 52 1 49 46 CateDgory 130 80 80 72 66 61 58 54 52 49 46 CateDgory 130 75 75 72 66 61 58 54 52 49 46 140 75 75 70 64 60 56 53 51 48 46 140 70 70 1 70 1 64 1 60 56 53 51 48 46 150 71 71 67 62 58 55 52 50 48 46 150 66 66 66 62 58 55 52 50 48 46 160 68 68 65 60 57 54 51 49 47 45 160 62 62 62 60 57 54 51 49 47 45 170 64 64 62 58 55 52 50 48 46 44 170 59 59 59 58 55 52 50 48 46 44 Notes—see page 11 Notes—see page 11 Starling Madison Lofquist,Inc. Consulting Structural and Forensic Engineers Starling Madison Lofquist,Inc. Consulting Structural and Forensic Engineers -8- -9- IronRidge June 16,2014 IronRidge June 16,2014 Mr.David F.Taggart Page 10 of 11 Mr.David F.Taggart Page 11 of 11 IronRidge XRI00 Rail,Roof Flush Mounting System-Structural Analysis IronRidge XR100 Rail,Roof Flush Mounting System-Structural Analysis MAXIMUM SPANS,inched Roof Slope 28'o 45 Degrees Wind gene 3 Notes-Tabulated values are based on the following criteria: able 9- Xa300 Wind Ground Snow Load L Building mean roof height=30 ft Rall Speed 2. Risk Category I Exposure mph 0 psf 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 3. Solar module long dimension=67.5 in sf psf nsf psf osf sf psf Dsf psf 4. Provide 2 in.clear between roof and rail 100 107 98 84 75 67 61 56 52 49 46 5. End cantilever span(max)=0.40 x maximum span from above tables 105 107 98 84 75 67 61 56 52 49 46 6. No rail splices in end spans 110 106 97 84 75 67 61 56 52 49 46 7, No rail splices in middle 1/3 of interior spans 120 101 94 82 74 67 61 56 52 49 46 g, Single simple span(s). Spans listed in the tables above may be multiplied by 1.08 for Category 130 94 91 80 72 66 61 56 52 49 46 B 140 88 88 78 70 65 60 56 52 49 46 continuous rails of 3 or more spans. 150 83 83 76 69 64 59 56 52 49 46 160 78 78 74 67 62 58 55 52 49 46 74 74 72 66 61 57 54 51 49 46 Our analysis assumes that the rails,including the connections and associated hardware,are installed 170 100 74 94 82 74 61 61 56 52 49 46 in a workmanlike manner in accordance with the"IronRidge Roof Mount Installation Manual"by 105 0 93 81 73 67 61 56 52 49 46 IronRidge and generally accepted standards of construction practice. Additional information is 110 94 91 80 72 66 61 56 52 49 46 available at the IronRidge web site,IronRidge.com. Verification of PV Module capacity to support 120 87 87 77 70 65 60 56 52 49 46 the loads associated with the given array shall be the responsibility of the Contractor or Owner and Category 130 81 81 75 68 63 59 56 52 49 46 not IronRidge or Starling Madison Lofquist. C 140 76 76 72 66 62 58 55 52 49 46 150 71 71 70 65 60 57 53 51 49 46 160 67 67 67 63 59 55 52 50 48 46 The adequacy of the supporting roof framing is to be determined by others. 170 64 64 64 1 61 57 54 51 49 47 45 100 95 91 80 72 66 61 56 52 49 46 105 91 89 79 71 65 61 56 52 49 46 Please feel free to contact me at your convenience if you have any questions. 110 87 87 77 70 65 60 56 52 49 46 120 81 81 75 68 63 59 55 52 49 46 Category Respectfully yours,130 75 75 72 66 61 58 54 52 49 46 D 140 70 70 70 64 60 56 53 51 48 46 TR 150 66 66 66 62 58 55 52 50 48 46 7RES 160 62 62 62 60 57 54 51 49 47 45 0 WARNER y � CIVIL 170 59 59 59 58 55 52 50 48 1 46 44 Tres Warner,P.E. No.49432 " Design Division Managerrsc, a oc Notes—see page 11 F` oNAIEr'R Starling Madison Lofquist,Inc. Consulting Structural and Forensic Engineers Starling Madison Lofquist,Inc. Consulting Structural and Forensic Engineers -lo- -11- E-Mount Lag I QMSE - LAG E-Mount Lag Installation Instructions Installation Tools Required:tape measure,roofing bar,chalk line,stud finder,caulking gun,sealant compatible with roofing materials, THIS EDGE TOWARDS ROOF RIDGE TE DESCRIPTION QTY./Box drill with 7/32"long-style bit,drill or impact gun with 1/2"socket 1 "5HING,9"X I T'X.040",5052 MILL 1 111111111111,11111 1111111111111 111111111111111111111 111111�111 III IIIII III ��111111 11111 Pill 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111 111 2 OBLOCK,CLASSIC,A360.1 CAST AL MILL 1 3 PLUG,SEALING,5/16"X 7/8".EPDM/18-8 SS 14`, 4 LAG SCREW.HEX HEAD.5/16"x5-12',18.8 SS 1 9 t 5 WASHER,FENDER,5/16"ID X 1-1/4"OD.1843 SS I F`1 t � RACKING COMPONENTS NOT INCLUDED G y ' I I 3.UG ��) Locate,choose,and mark centers of mftem to be Carefully lift composition roofshinglewith roofing Insert flashing between 1st and 2nd course.Slide mounted.Select the courses of shingles where bar,just above placement of mount.Remove nails up so top edge of flashing is at least 3/4"higher L. mounts will be placed. as required.See"Proper Flashing Placement"on than the drip edge of the 3rd course and lower �5 next page. flashing edge is above the drip edge of l st course. _J -_ryMark center for drilling. 2 n k, Quick Mamt PV` TITLE: " QMSE-LAG:QMPV EMOUNT AVAILABLE MILL AND WITH LAG BOLT BRONZE ANODIZED FINISHES � . 512E DRAWN BY: DFM REV - yt A oATe efnr_au ji{w rvf,b,.y'" 5i. 5 4 3 2 Using drill with 7/32"bit,drill pilot hole into roof Clean off anysawdust,and fill hole with sealant Slide the flashing into position.Insert the rubber Lag Bolt Spedflcations and rafter,taking care to drill square to the roof. compatible with roofing materials. plug Into the QBiock cavity. Do not use mount as a drill guide.Drill should be sp.mnp Gmmry sns`.n�n p",B•mr."a mpin sna-�hpn p"r rm,ppa a.pm 'long style bit;aka'aircraft extension bIt'to drill a De Ie 11,Lmch .50 Tee 206 1 YV deep hole into rafter. Dppelpa Flr.SON1705 3]5 90 Eng"Imn,n Spmco Longopol"Pl Ir45R 1650 re hr-) <e 705 Ham Flr .4B 06 312 ® _ Hon.Fr Noah) 40 705 3]B Soalh P'no .66 031 ]07 SDmc",P-,Flr .43 015 306 l Spmco Pnc F,(E ol2m lbnpnl vna nOharOma""or M-d MEL) .50 7gB 300 Sources:Amerlcan Wood CouncII,ND53nO5,Table 113 A.1132A � y Notes: 1)Thmad must be embedded In a mfterorothershuctuml roofinember. 2)See NDSTable l l.SAC for regWred edgedivcances. ��^ �1 Quick ount PY Slide the washer and the L-foot(not included)onto Using a 1/2 inch socket on an impact gun drive RESPECT THE ROOF the lag screw, the lag screw until the QBiock stops rotating easily. DO NOT ov—torque. 817.2.3-31 Sep-2014,Rev 1 B17.2.3-31 Sep-2014,Rev 1 Locus Product Datasheet DIAGRAM-TYPICAL CONFIGURATION ENERGY ==I momsmm Shielded CATS mom=001 mm Is M=0 Immil INTERNET s j i l F cm MMMH=u - —.Km ELECTRICAL SERVICE _ INVERTER(S) LGATE 120 PV ARRAY DIMENSIONS _.. _.... __ '..... SOCKET METER LOCUSENERGY METER MODULE METER BASE COMM MODULE _ V V 6.951n The LGate 120 combines arevenue-grade,solid-state power meter with an advanced communications gateway. Z, 6.311n These components work in conjunction to remotely monitor the performance of residential solar energy installationis y I regardless of panel or inverter type.The LGate 120 is a one-piece completely under glass meter which installs y 0easily using a standard socket base.Performance data is uploaded in near real-time to the Locus Energy SoIarOS ° 546 in monitoring platform which provides a suite of tools and analytics for asset managers. 6.oD m�—7.30 inDATA COLLECTION AC energy data is collected by the meter and passed to the communications module.Additional system performance data can be collected directly from meteorological sensors and supported inverters via available RS-485 or Zigbee SPECIFICATIONS connections.All data is stored in non-volatile memory and then automatically uploaded to the SolarOS and SolarNOC platforms. Processor ARMS embedded CPU Accuracy ANSI 12.20(Class 02%) OS custom version of Linux 2.6,OTA firmware updates voltage Inputs 120.480 VAC Memory 128 MB RAM Max.Current Input 200 A NETWORK CONNECTIVITYDisplay LCD screen Service Type single Phase,60 Hz The communications gateway inside the LGate 120 supports plug and play connectivity through a cellular or available socket Type 25 Ethernet network connection.Once the unit is installed and powered on,it will immediately begin transmitting data without any configuration.For maximum reliability,the communications gateway will automatically route uploads Enclosure NEMA 3R Type between the wireless and wired connections if either of the networks are unavailable. weight a oz ANSI=0class 02% Dimensions 695"x6.5"x7.3" FCC Part 15B Environment -20 to 60C,all-weather PTCRB Warranty 5year limited warranty AT&T Carrier Compliance FEATURES ANSI C12.20 power meter Easy.low cost installation Modal Number 4®1zoaGx w�tetao-ser tsatelzo•s • RS-485 and Zigbee inputs Doesn't require entrance into the building Cellular-3G GSM ✓ • GSM cellular or Ethernet connectivity Plug and play activation RS-4852 and 4 wire Over the air firmware updates LCD display Meatus ° Zigbee Ethernet RJ4510/100,DHCP/Static ✓ Single Meter Sockets -Without Bypass Single Meter Sockets -Without Bypass 125&200 Amp 125&200 Amp Application •Single meter position • Receive ANSI C12.10 watthour meters •Surface or flush mount(see chart) �A 1 W 7c" WimV Construction 011 F-Rush Mount " • Ring type IU)204 MS66-2"Conduit Hub 1a I& NEMAType 3R Q� (01207 MS69A-MS73+MS68 2A=,h.-'A" - 4F-2"-1'h" lW 1" •ANSI 61 gray E�oatfnish 927 MS73 Screw Type Ring •Aluminum snap ring included SF-Semi Rush Mount 4G=2'h-2 -Ph 1V< SS-Stemless Steel Top Provision=See Chart Standards Accessories - -. - •UL 414 Listed 5th Jaw Kit-50365 •ANSI C12.7 •200ATriplex Ground-ETB200 outs Knockout La Oil(closed) U204(open) •AW Hub Y PonNPC Catalog Amp servile e Cenral as Fig.1 Fig.2 Num6or Number Rating Jaws Type Ace= Una Load Neutral 78205142000 011 125 4 10/3W OH/UG #14-2/0 #14-2/0 #14-2/0 Top Provision e...m Top Provision 78205142040 Oil 125 4 10/3W OH/UG #14-2/0 #14-2/0 #14-2/0 78205142045 Ott MS73 125 4 10/3W OH/UG #14-2/0 #14-2/0 #14-2/0 78205142050 Ott SF 125 4 10/3W OH/UG #14-2/0 #14-2/0 #14-2/0 78205144030 9277 100 7 30/4W OH/UG #14-1/0 #14-1/0 #14-2/0 _�J\/t 78205156000 2114 200 4 1013W OH #6-250MCM #6-250MCM # -350MCM �% O 78205156020 204E 200 4 10l3W OH d6-250MCM 06-250MCM #6-350MCM 76205156030 204 F MS73 200 4 10/3W OH #6-250MCM #6-250MCM #6-350MCM 78205156040 204 MS68 200 4 10/3W OH #6-250MCM #6-250MCM #6-350MCM O 78205156035 204 MS69A 200 4 10/3W OH #6-250MCM #6-250MCM #6-350MCM _. 78205108490 204 MS73 200 4 10/3W OH #6-250MCM #5-250MCM 46-350MCM 4F - 78205156005 0204 200 4 10/3W UG #6-250MCM 06-250MCM #5-350MCM 4F e4F4F 78205156045 11204 200 4 10/3W UG #6.250MCM 06-250MCM 06-350MCM ma.. 4F 78205156060 Will FMS73 200 4 10/3W UG #6-250MCM #6-250MCM #6-350MCM 1A ( ei°e:•' 78205156070 U204 MS73 200 4 10/3W UG #6-250MCM #6-250MCM #6-350MCM 78205156140 0207 200 7 30/4W OH/UG #6.250MCM #6-250MCM #6-250MCM 4F 1A 78205156170 U2117 200 7 30/4W UG #6-250MCM #6-250MCM #6-250MCM 78205155180 U2117 MS73 200 7 30/4W OH/UG 06-250MCM 06-250MCM #6-250MCM Peril Catalog —Dvarell Dimensions— Top Koackom Number Number Height Width Depth Provie- Layout Fig.3 Fig.4 7820512000. 011 12, Y 8` 4s1e' max K R:1 782051442040 011 F 12" 8" 4'/n" max FiTop Provision g.1 Top Provision 78205142045 011 MS73 12" 8" 43/e" AW Hub s Rg.1 78205142050 011 SF 17 8" 0/e" 2"max KO Fig.1 78205144030 927 17' 8` 4110" AN Hub: Fig.:1. 78205156000 204 15" 8" 41/s" AN Hub Fig.2 78205156020204 F 15` 8" 6" 2'max KO. Fig.2 78205156030 204 F MS73 15" 8" 6" 2"max KO Fig.2 78205156640 204.MS68 15' 8" A'/o" AW/2"Hub Fig..2 4FO 4G 78205156035 204 MS68A 15" 8" 41/n" AW/2"Hub Fig.2 78205108490: 204 MS73 15" 8" 4%/0" .None Fig.2 _ 78205156005 U204 15' 12" 411s" None Fig.3 78205156045 U204 F 15" 12` 6" (212"max KO Fig..3 4G 4F "J CJI 76205156060 0204 FMS73 15" 12' 6" None Fig.3 4F .V-1 4G 4G 78205156070 U2D4MS73 15" 12" - 41/0' None Fig.3 O a�a: 78205156140 U2W 18" 12' S" AN Hub Fig.-0 AIC Note: � 78205156170 U207 F 18" 12' 5` 2'/2'max KO Fig.4 For short circuit current 4G 1W 4G 2A 78205155180 0207 MS73 18" 12" 5" AW Hub Fg.4 ratings seepage 131. B-g;�� Cats subject to change without notice.Consult local utility for area acceptance.All dimensions aro in inches. Data subject to change without notice.Consult local utility for area acceptance.All dimensions are in inches. -■ ane by A— 5 Meter Mounting Equipment Meter Mounting Equipment 6 L( by ir€ LOCUS ENERGY October 22nd,2013 This letter is to certify that the LGate 120 and LGate 320 are communication boards built into the Vision Meter 2S CL200 and 16S CL320 socket meters,respectively. Each of these meters was certified to the ANSI C12.20(class 0.2%)standard by Underwriters Laboratory on June 7,2013 as part of the Vision Meter Family(Project Number 12CA71134,Job Number 1001541515,and Report Number R12CA71134- ANSQ. ANSI C12.20 is currently recognized as the industry standard for electrical socket meters in both utility and PV monitoring applications.These tests cover both meter accuracy as well as several safety standards including electrical and environmental safety,as well as resistance to various types of mechanical shock.As electrical socket meters are generally installed and maintained by trained and certified professionals,rather than consumers,they do not fit the typical criteria for additional types of UL or IEC certification. If you have any further questions regarding the product certification of any Locus Energy LGate-branded device,please contact us at>upeort allocusenergv.com. The Locus Energy Team Locus Energy,LLC www.locusenergy.com Classic Conduit Composition Mount I QMCC Classic Conduit Mounting Instructions Installation Tools Required:tape measure,roofing bar,chalk line,stud finder,caulking gun,1 tube of appropriate sealant,drill with REM NO. DESCRIPTION Ott. 1/8"bit,drill or impact gun with 7/16"deep socket. THIS EDGE TOWARDS ROOF RIDGE 1 FLASHING,9"X 12'X.040,5052,MILL t a. 2 OBLOCK,CONDUIT,5/Ib",6061-T6,MILL 1 a WASHER,SEALING,1/4"ID X 7/9'00,EPDM q BONDED Ss 4 LAG SCREW,HEX HEAD,1/4"X2-1/2',18-BSS 1 AVAILABLE IN MILL,CLEAR ANODIZED, i .p AND BRONZE ANODIZED FINISHES. , 12.0 h CONDUIT CLAMP 1 3 NOT INCLUDED , 4 2.3 Choose placement of conduit mounts along path Lift composition roof tile with roofing bar,just Slide conduit mount into desired position.Remove 2.5 of conduit.Select location over center of rafter. above placement of conduit mount. any nails that confllctwith getting the mount flush 3 with front edge of shingle course.Mark cernter for ® drilling. 4.5 1 v .79 Quick Mount PV` TITLE; QMCC:CLASSIC CONDUIT 4g COMPOSITION MOUNT nSEE DRA-1: RAD REV A DATE: 0/24/2013 4 Using drill with 1/8"long bit,drill pilot hole into Clean off any sawdust,and fill hole with roof Lift shingle and slide conduit mount into place. 5 4 a 2 I roof and rafter,taking care to drill square to the manufacturers approved sealant. Prepare lag bolt with sealing washer and single hole roof. clamp(not included)as shown.Insert lag through hole in block and position clamp over conduit Lag Bolt specifications SP—.1..1.G—w 1/a'—1 l]la'11—d d01lh 1/4'aM1afl per t'Ihrand daplh Dpu01o0 Flr.L rch toJRJ 225 Doa01v0 Flr,South AnSSl 202 A', EnOelnu,nn Spn<o LodBapoly Plnv(M50.16501 a I,yhm) Hom,Fl, J1J 179 Hn Flr(Noah) 40JSJ Epnco 11-F1, 42 ]02 17J Sprn-Pl-Flr(E.1 2 million p•,1 nntl hl0hor Bmtloo of MSR-d MEL) .50 225 5ourc•s:Amerlwn Wood Council,ND52005,Table 113 A 11.33 A Notes: 1)rnmaa must be ambeddedmaraearoromarsm,corral roof member. Insert lag through hole in block and position 2)SeelBCforrequlrododgedi,wncm clamp over conduit Using drill with 7/16"socket, (MMRTANT:To maintain waterproofing It is Important that thealuminum fashing(It—l)Is property placed under onofull co—,bove the mounting blockwlthat leastsomeofth, drive lag until block is tight. gashing ez1endln9 up under the course above th+r+<.,.n Qui 'c ck Mount PV- Quk Mount PV 925-478-8269•www.quickmountpv.com •info@quickmountpv.com RESPECT THE ROOF 2700 Mitchell Dr.,Bldg2•Walnut Creek,CA 94598 B17.2.3-8 Aug-2014,Rev4 617.2.3-8 Aug-2014,Rev 02013 by Quick Mount PV All rights reserved. DonuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 11 sunGEVITY F,= 0EN1F-In ',I E, P0!,,1i IVE HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACT FOR PURCHASE OF SOLAR SYSTEM Sungevity, Inc. Name and Address of Customer(s): Address for Installation 66 Franklin Street, Suite 310 Carlos Guzman (if different from Address of Oakland, CA 94607 30 Amberville Rd Customer): 866.SUNAALL North Andover, MA 01845 30 Amberville Rd Federal I.D. No: 01-0904328 North Andover, MA 01845 Contractor License: 168430 Name of additional Customer(s) Contract signed by Customer (if applicable): Email Address and/or Facsimile on: Number for Notices(optional): 6/22/2015 cguzmanmd@gmail.com 1. Introduction. This is the Home Improvement Contract for a Home Solar System (the "Contract") between Sungevity, Inc. ("Sungevity," "Contractor," "us," or "we") and the property owner(s) listed above (collectively "you," "Customer," or "Buyer," together with Sungevity as the "Parties" each individually a "Party") for the purchase of the photovoltaic solar energy system that is more fully described below (the "System"). By signing this Contract, you agree to purchase from us and we agree to furnish to you the System on the terms and conditions contained in this Contract. Our obligations under this Contract include the design, procurement of equipment, and installation of the System at the address listed above (the "Property" or the "Home") and your obligations include making the payments described in Section 5. Please ask your Sungevity solar consultant if you have any questions regarding these or any other terms of this Contract. Also, please note that this Contract contains disclosures required by applicable state law. 2. List of Documents to be Incorporated into the Contract. The Contract includes this document and the following attachments: Exhibit A: Three(3) Day Right to Cancel- Notice of Cancellation Form (in duplicate) Exhibit B:20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee and Limited Warranty Exhibit C: Location Specific Terms and Disclosures You are entitled to a completely filled in copy of this Contract signed by both you and Sungevity before any work may be started. You have the right to cancel this Contract until midnight of the third business day after the date you receive a completely filled in copy signed by both you and Sungevity. If you choose to exercise this right, you should mail, fax, email or deliver the Notice of Cancellation (Exhibit A) to Sungevity, Inc., 66 Franklin Street Suite 310 Oakland CA 94607 (see the Contract for cancellation details). 3. Description of the Project and Description of the Significant Materials to be Used and Equipment to be Installed. Sungevity is responsible for the provisioning of all materials, including the photovoltaic modules, inverter(s), and monitoring equipment described below, as well as all balance of System components required for a typical home solar system including racking equipment, mounting rails, standoffs and flashing and electrical accessories, machinery, tools, transportation, administration and other services, and items typically required to complete and deliver a fully integrated, installed, and tested System, all on a fixed price turnkey basis, and otherwise in accordance with this Contract, applicable laws and applicable standards. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 1 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 (a) System Description System Size/Type: 11.5 kW DC STC/9.9897 kW CEC-AC Roof-Mounted Solar System Modules: Hyundai Heavy Industries HiS-M250RG BK —qty: 46 Inverters: SolarEd a Technologies SE 5000A-US 240V —qty: 2 Monitoring: 20 years monitoring services included (b) Commencement of Work. We will commence work when this Contract is signed by both you and us, and we have received the Downpayment(described in Section 5(b)). We will provide you with periodic updates as to the progress of the work by phone or email. (c) Home Visit. After this Contract becomes effective, we or our contractor or representative (the "Preferred Installer") will visit your Home to conduct a visual inspection of the Home and surrounding property to verify its suitability and adequacy for installation of the System (the "Home Visit"). (d) Design & Permitting. Following the Home Visit, we will design the System per applicable code and the requirements of the authority having jurisdiction ("AHJ"), prudent industry standards and utility requirements. The design will be stamped by a licensed professional engineer("PE")to the extent required by applicable law. Sungevity or the Preferred Installer will obtain and maintain in full force and effect all standard building permits typically required for a residential solar system project ("AHJ Permits"). (e) Installation. We will install your System in accordance with the design and AHJ code requirements. Installation dates we provide are approximate and are based on current scheduling, and as such are subject to change. We will coordinate the work of any contractors or subcontractors we hire to perform work on the System, including the Preferred Installer, and we will be responsible for the quality completion of their work. (f) Completion and Interconnection. The System will be substantially complete ("Substantial Completion") on the day that Sungevity completes installation of the System but prior to AHJ inspecting the System and approving the AHJ Permits. Following Substantial Completion and after the AHJ inspects the System and approves the AHJ Permits, Sungevity will provide you with reasonable assistance with obtaining permission to operate ("PTO") the System from the utility in order to connect the System to the electrical grid. (g) Monitoring. The monitoring hardware is included as part of the System. Monitoring requirements including connectivity specifications are further described in the 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee and Limited Warranty in Exhibit B. Installation of Monitoring equipment may occur after the day that the AHJ inspects the System and approves (signs off) on the AHJ Permits or, if there is no applicable AHJ inspection, after Substantial Completion of the System. 4. 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee and Sun-gevity Customer Manual. We have included as part of this Contract the 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee and Limited Warranty (the "20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee") as set forth in Exhibit B. We will also provide you with a copy of the "Sungevity Customer Manual" (the "Manual"). Please be sure to read these carefully as these documents are referenced in this Contract and include some of your obligations with respect to the System. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 2 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 5. Price and Pavments. (a) Contract Price (b) Downpavment (c) Schedule of Progress Payments You agree to pay us the The following down payment 1. A first Progress Payment of(the following aggregate purchase /deposit("Downpavment") is "First Payment"): price for the System: due upon the signing of this $20,701.00 Contract: is due on the day that the AHJ Permits $41,902.00 $500.00 are issued by the AHJ, and covers labor and materials for System design, (the"Contract Price'), subject to permitting, and project administration. any additions and deductions described in an authorized Notice:Any deposit (signed)Change Orders. 2. A second Progress Payment of(the required to be paid in "Second Payment"): advance of the start of the $20,701.00 The Contract Price includes work SHALL NOT exceed is due on the day of Substantial P labor, materials, normal costs of one-third (1/3) of the total Completion and covers the balance of contract price or the actual materials, equipment, and labor to AHJ Permits and, if applicable cost of any material or install the System as well as project in your local area, sales tax. equipment of a special administration. order or customer made The Contract Price assumes nature,which must be that you have assigned or will ordered in advance of the 3. A final Progress Payment of(the assign applicable solar rebates start of the work to assure "Final Payment"): project will or incentives to Sungevity to the that the p $0.00 extent described in Exhibit C. proceed on schedule. is anticipated to be paid to Sungevity directly by the applicable utility or rebate administrator, covering the balance of By subtracting the estimated work on the System, and project rebate amount of$0.00 from administration. your Contract Price, your net system cost is estimated at: No demand for final payment will be $41,902.00 made until the contract is completed to the satisfaction of the parties to the contract. (d) Other Important Terms: See below for additional information on termination, warranties, late and default charges, recommended insurance and transferring the 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee to a purchaser of your Home. See Exhibit C for information about Rebates(if applicable to your System). 6. Obligations. (a) Payments. You agree to make the payments described in this Contract. (b) Authority. You represent and warrant that everyone with an ownership interest in the Property or the System has consented to the terms of this Contract, including with respect to the 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee. (c) Cooperation with Permits. You agree to cooperate with us in our efforts to obtain the AHJ Permits described in Section 3(d). Any other permits or permissions that are required for the System will be your responsibility to timely obtain, such as permits associated with historic or Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 3 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-8048-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 landmarked structures, or Homeowners' Association ("HOA") approvals, provided however that we will provide you with reasonable assistance in obtaining such permits and approvals if you request. (d) Other Equipment and Labor. You agree that Sungevity has no liability for equipment, materials or labor not purchased or performed under this Contract. (e) Markings and Identification Tags. You agree not to remove the markings and identification tags on the System. (f) Site Access and Rights of Way. You agree to provide full access to your Home as needed for Sungevity, including its contractors, representatives and agents including the designated Preferred Installer, to perform the work contemplated under this Contract, including the Home Visit, installation of the System, and service or repair work under the 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee. If you delay access, then we retain the right to make an equitable adjustment in the time and Contract Price it takes to perform our obligations under this Contract. You agree not to directly or indirectly retain any other person or entity to provide services at the Home during the time Sungevity is installing your System if those services might interrupt our access to the Home or the System installation, provided that we will reasonably cooperate with you in scheduling such work if you provide us reasonable advance warning. (g) Late Charges• Fees and Costs; Security Interest in the System; Right to Assign. Payments not made when due will accrue interest at the lesser of: (i)twelve percent(12%)per year, and(ii)the maximum amount permitted by applicable law. You will be assessed an additional fee of fifteen dollars ($15) for each return or refusal of your bank to honor a check. A malfunction, minor damage or blemishes to installed equipment and materials is not a reason to withhold payment. If you do not pay on time, we can stop work on your System until you pay in full, and we can remove equipment and components from your System, whether installed or not. You grant us a security interest in your System and agree that we can file a mechanic's lien against your Property to secure your payment under this Contract. We can sell your payment obligation(s)to a third party, and if you have a past due balance referred to a collection agency, you will be liable for all costs of collection, including collection agency costs and attorneys'fees. (h) Insurance. The risk of loss to any component of the System passes to you upon installation. We encourage you to update your property insurance to cover the System as soon as it is installed. (i) Taxes. The Contract Price includes all applicable sales tax as of the date this document was sent to you. In the event of a change in applicable sales tax rate enacted after the date this Contract becomes effective, we will prepare and send a Change Order to you for resulting reduction or increase to the Contract Price. You are responsible for paying any applicable personal property taxes on the System that your state or local jurisdiction may levy. Q) Marketing and Signage. You agree that we can photograph your System during and after installation and use those photographs in our promotional materials and advertising without restriction. You agree that Sungevity will have exclusive ownership of such photographs, promotional materials and associated intellectual property. We will never release your address publicly without your prior consent. You agree that during the installation of your System, we can place reasonable signage at your Home identifying Sungevity as the project contractor. (k) Indemnity. To the fullest extent permitted by law, you agree to defend and indemnify us against, and hold us harmless from, any and all losses, claims, damages, liabilities and related expenses (including all reasonable fees, costs and expenses of counsel), incurred by us or asserted against us by you or any third party arising out of, in connection with, or as a result of your gross negligence, willful misconduct or breach of your contractual obligations to us. However, you will not be required to indemnify us for our own gross negligence or willful misconduct. This indemnity obligation will survive termination or expiration of this Contract. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 4 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 7. Unforeseen Site Conditions: Change Orders. (a) No Existing Conditions. By signing this Contract, you are representing that to your knowledge, there are no conditions (concealed, hidden, hazardous or otherwise), at, on or beneath the Home that would or may prevent the installation or operation of the System as provided in this Contract. Proper operation of your System may depend on other features or equipment already present at the Property,which, if changed, may result in additional work and require a Change Order. (b) Unforeseen Conditions. If at any time we discover or encounter conditions at the Home beyond our reasonable control which in Sungevity's opinion renders the Home in such a condition that it is not suitable or adequate for installation of the System to proceed (for example, if your Property requires structural repairs or improvements to support the System, or we discover pre-existing hazardous substances on your Property) ("Unforeseen Conditions"), then we will stop further work and notify you. (i) If we are appropriately qualified and licensed to do so, we will provide you with an estimate for Sungevity to complete the additional work required to correct or address the Unforeseen Conditions by sending you a proposed Change Order, which you will be able to accept or decline. (ii) If you accept the proposed Change Order, we will perform the additional work pursuant the terms of the Change Order and this Contract. (iii) If you do not accept the proposed Change Order, or if we do not provide a proposed Change Order for the additional work, then you must engage another contractor separately and have the additional work performed at your expense. If you do not, then either Party may terminate this Contract by written notice to the other Party, in which case the following will apply: (A) If we encountered or discovered the Unforeseen Conditions during the Home Visit, upon termination each Party is released from all obligations under the Contract, provided that Sungevity will promptly refund you any payments you have previously made to us under the Contract. (B) If we encountered or discovered the Unforeseen Conditions subsequent to the Home Visit (for instance during the design phase, permitting phase or installation phase), then provided that such Unforeseen Conditions were not reasonably discoverable by us during our proper performance of the Home Visit, you will be responsible for paying us the portion of the Contract Price for work we have performed and materials we have installed to the date of termination including reasonable profit and overhead. (c) YOU AUTHORIZE US TO MAKE CORRECTIONS TO THE REBATE AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL INCENTIVE PAPERWORK DESCRIBED IN SECTION 9 AND EXHIBIT C TO CONFORM TO THIS CONTRACT OR ANY CHANGE NOTICE OR CHANGE ORDER TO THIS CONTRACT. (d) Change Orders. Either Party may request changes to the scope of Sungevity's work under this Contract, provided that such changes are not binding until a written order prepared by Sungevity describing the changes is signed by both Parties (a "Change Order"), unless an automatic change is provided for under this Contract, in which case you will be given a notice of such change ("Change Notice"). For instance, Sungevity may propose alternative equipment by sending you a proposed Change Order. The Change Order will describe the changes to the System or the scope of our work, any increase or decrease to the Contract Price or schedule of Progress Payments, and any change to the schedule for installing your System. Any changes Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 5 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 that are automatic under this Contract (for instance substitutions pursuant to Section 11) will be documented via and effective upon issuance by Sungevity of a Change Notice. (e) Note about Extra Work and Change Orders: Extra work and Change Orders become part of the Contract once the order is prepared in writing and signed by the Parties prior to the commencement of any work covered by the new change order. The order must describe the scope of the extra work or change, the cost to be added or subtracted from the Contract, and the effect the order will have on the schedule of progress payments. A Change Order is not enforceable against the Customer without this information. However, non-compliance with these requirements does not preclude recovery of compensation based on legal or equitable remedies designed to prevent unjust enrichment. (f) Utility and Government Inspection Costs. Utilities and governments sometimes impose their own costs and requirements for solar system installations. These can include, for example, charges for new electricity meters, switchgear and transformers. Where possible, we will inform you of these costs and charges in advance of starting the installation, or otherwise as soon as we become aware of them. Legally required inspections may determine that pre-existing conditions at the Home must be corrected or modified before the final AHJ Permits inspection is approved. All such charges and costs are outside the scope of Sungevity's work under this Contract and are not included in the Contract Price, and do not change your obligation to pay for the System as stated in this Contract. If additional work outside the scope of this Contract is required by a utility or government that may delay or prevent AHJ Permits inspection, and the Rebate is anticipated to be paid directly to Sungevity under Section 5(c)and Exhibit C, you must promptly complete the required additional work at your own expense. If you do not, and final AHJ Permits inspection approval or other approval is delayed by more than 30 days after we have otherwise completed installation of the System, then to the extent possible, you will be required to pay the outstanding balance of the Contract Price within 10 days of notice from us. Once it is paid, we will notify the solar rebate program administrator to send you the Rebate directly upon final permit approval and system interconnection. (g) Other Exclusions. The following work is excluded from this Contract, unless incorporated by a Change Order signed by both you and us: correcting concealed or substandard framing or substandard roofing; removal or disposal of materials containing hazardous materials such as without limitation asbestos; removing or repairing rot or insect infestation; structural framing work for any part of the roof or structure; correcting errors or omissions by other contractors or subcontractors (not including Sungevity or Sungevity's contractors or subcontractors); cost of correcting, testing, or remediating mold, fungus, mildew or organic pathogens unless such condition is the result of a Sungevity caused construction defect; painting of conduit or other structural parts; or correcting pre-existing conditions at the Property, including your roof, or correcting damage or problems arising from such pre-existing conditions, which may be aggravated by normal installation traffic and material handling procedures on the roof when installing your System. 8. Warranty.The 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee and Limited Warranty is set forth in Exhibit B attached to this Contract. For warranty service, you must give us timely written notice of all claimed problems or defects. If you are in breach of any of your obligations under this Contract, then your warranty rights may be terminated or suspended until you remedy the breach. 9. Ownership of the System; Tax Credits; Rebates. This Contract is a purchase contract. Upon payment of the Contract Price, you will own the System for all purposes. See Exhibit C for additional specific information concerning ownership of environmental incentives and tax benefits that may be available with respect to the System, including, without limitation, any renewable energy credits, utility rebates (including performance based incentives), and any other environmental attributes associated with the electricity output from the System. Any rebates, financial incentives and tax credits for your System other than those specifically addressed in Exhibit C will accrue directly to you. The availability and amount of these incentives change often and depend on many factors. We will Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 6 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 attempt to inform you of all applicable incentives, however, we cannot guarantee any rebates, whether or not discussed in this Contract. We recommend that you consult with a lawyer or accountant to learn more about your eligibility for the Federal Investment Tax Credit ("ITC" or"FTC") or any other tax credits or incentives that may be available to you. This Contract is not conditioned on your ability to get any rebates, incentives or credits other than as expressly provided for in this Contract. See Exhibit C for additional terms and conditions concerning rebates in your local area. 10. Assignment; Transfer. Neither you nor we may assign or delegate this Contract or any of your or our respective rights or duties hereunder, directly, indirectly, by operation of law or otherwise, without the written consent of the other Party, and any such purported assignment or delegation shall be void. Notwithstanding the foregoing, (a) we may (i) use subcontractors, and (ii) assign this Contract in connection with the sale or other transfer of all or substantially all of our equity or assets to which this Contract relates; and (b) you may assign the 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee in Exhibit B to a subsequent owner of the Home by providing us with written notice of the assignment; provided that (i) such warranties are still in effect, (ii) you are not otherwise in breach of the Contract, (iii) the System is not moved or altered, and (iv)you notify the subsequent owner of the provisions of Section 7 concerning any required assignment of RECs, and the subsequent owner complies with your obligations hereunder. This Contract binds you and all your successors and permitted assigns. 11. Equipment Substitutions and Changes. Equipment specifications in Section 3 are subject to change. You hereby agree that Sungevity may substitute equipment listed in Section 3 provided it is of equivalent performance by issuing a Change Notice provided there is no increase to the Contract Price for such substitution. For other equipment changes, we will send you a proposed Change Order. If this occurs prior to the commencement of installation and you do not approve the Change Order for alternative equipment, we reserve the right to terminate this Contract, in which case neither Party will have further liability. Administrative changes to equipment specifications(such as a change in model number)do not constitute a change to the equipment and will not require a Change Order or Change Notice. 12. Force Maieure. Our performance under this Contract will be excused for the duration of any Force Majeure Event(as defined in Exhibit B). In such a case,we may proceed with the work provided that we reach agreement on a Change Order to the extent our performance under this Contract was impacted by such Force Majeure Event. 13. Sale of the Property. See Section 10 and Exhibit B for a description of the process to transfer the 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee to a person who buys your Home during the Warranty Period. 14. Loss or Damage. Risk of loss passes to you upon installation of the System. Provided that you have made all payments due in accordance with this Contract, title to work and materials permanently installed as part of the System and supplied by us or our contractors under this Contract will pass to you upon payment for such work and materials. 15. Indemnitv by Sungevity. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Sungevity will indemnify you against, and hold you harmless from, any and all losses, claims, damages, liabilities and related expenses (including all reasonable fees, costs and expenses of counsel), incurred by you or asserted against you by any third party arising out of, in connection with, or as a result of our, or our subcontractors', gross negligence or willful misconduct. We will not be required to indemnify you for your own gross negligence or willful misconduct. This indemnity obligation will survive termination or expiration of this Contract. 16. Default. You will be in default under this Contract if: (a) you do not make the Down Payment or any Progress Payment or any other payment under this Contract when due and such failure continues for ten(10)days; Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 7 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-8048-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 (b) you fail to observe, keep or perform any other material term or condition of this Contract and such failure continues for fifteen(15)days after receiving notice from us;or (c) you or your guarantor admits in writing its insolvency, assigns its assets for the benefit of creditors, enters any bankruptcy or reorganization proceeding (either voluntary or involuntary), is otherwise adjudicated bankrupt or insolvent or the occurrence of any similar event. 17. Remedies in Case of Default. (a) If you are in default under this Contract, we may take any one (or more) of the following actions. We will, to the extent required by this Contract or applicable law, provide you notice and wait for the expiration of any applicable cure period before taking any of these actions. We may: (i) terminate this Contract; (ii) take any court actions or actions at law or in equity to enforce performance by you of the terms and conditions of this Contract and/or recover damages for your breach; (iii) take any action we deem reasonable to correct or cover your default; or (iv) take any other action or pursue any other remedy available to us under this Contract or by law. (b) Please note that by taking any one or more of these actions (or by not taking any one or more of these actions)we do not give up the right to take any of the above actions in connection with the then-existing default or any future default. Additionally, we may take any of the above actions without notice to you, unless applicable law or the terms of this Contract require us to provide you notice, in which case we will provide notice as required by this Contract or applicable law. (c) You agree that you will reimburse us for any reasonable costs and expenses paid by us to correct or cover your default. Any such amounts, costs or expenses paid by us will be immediately due and will be added to the amount owed by you under this Contract. Such costs include without limitation all costs (including reasonable attorneys' fees), overhead, and profit we and our subcontractors would have earned if you had not defaulted and your System had been fully installed. (d) In addition to the rights and remedies for default outlined above, in the event that you do not make a payment due under this Contract on the due date, we reserve the right to suspend work immediately until such payment is made. 18. Early Termination of this Agreement. If you terminate the Contract under Section 7(b)(iii)(A) because we encountered Unforeseen Conditions during the Home Visit, we will promptly refund you any Downpayment or other payments you have previously paid to us under the Contract, and thereafter both Parties will be released from any liability under the Contract. 19. Applicable Law. This Contract is governed by the laws of Massachusetts. 20. Limitation of Liability. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, NEITHER WE NOR ANY OF OUR AFFILIATES, OFFICERS, SHAREHOLDERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, OR AGENTS WILL BE LIABLE TO YOU UNDER ANY LEGAL THEORY FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS OR DAMAGE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, LOSS OF PROFITS OR USE, EVEN IF SUCH LOSS OR DAMAGE COULD HAVE BEEN FORESEEN. OTHER THAN AS SPECIFICALLY STATED IN THIS CONTRACT, TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, AND WITHOUT LIMITING THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING SENTENCE, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT OUR Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 8 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-8048-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 TOTAL LIABILITY FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THIS CONTRACT OR WORK HEREUNDER IS LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT OF THE PRICE YOU PAY US UNDER THIS CONTRACT. 21. Survival. Sections 6(b), 6(d), 6(e), 6(g), 6(i), 60), 6(k), 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26 and each other provision that should reasonably be expected to survive expiration or termination of this Contractwill remain in full force and effect and survive the expiration or termination of this Contract. 22. Notices. Any notice required or given under this Contract must be in writing and delivered either by personal delivery, overnight courier, facsimile transmission, electronic mail, certified mail or registered mail, return receipt requested. Notices will be deemed received either (a) upon personal delivery, (b) acknowledgment of receipt of electronic transmission, (c) the promised delivery date after deposit with overnight courier, or(d)five(5)days after deposit in the mail. Notices may be delivered either to the address listed in this Contract or any other address specified in writing. Documents received electronically shall be deemed an original document. 23. Other Rights. The state in which the Property is located may provide you with additional rights or impose additional responsibilities on us, including disclosure responsibilities, in addition to those attached hereto as Exhibit C. 24. Remedies. All duties, obligations, rights, and remedies of each Party under this Contract are cumulative and do not limit any duties, obligations, rights, and remedies otherwise imposed or available by law, unless otherwise stated. 25. Waiver and Severability. A Party's failure at any time to require strict performance of any of the provisions of this Contract will not waive or diminish its right thereafter to demand strict compliance of that provision or of any other provision of this Contract. If any provision of this Contract is determined to be unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall be enforced in accordance with their terms or shall be interpreted so as to make them enforceable. 26. Entire Contract Amendment: Waiver. This Contract contains the entire agreement and understanding between the Parties to this Contract relating to the purchase of the System and supersedes any prior or contemporaneous contract, either written or verbal. Any changes or amendments to, or waivers of, any provisions of this Contract will only be effective if they are in writing and signed by both you and us. Our failure at any time to require strict performance by you or any of the provisions of this Contract will not waive or diminish our right thereafter to demand strict compliance by you of that provision or of any other provision of this Contract. If any provision of this Contract is determined to be unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall be enforced in accordance with their terms or shall be interpreted so as to make them enforceable. 27. Notice of Right to Cancel. You have the right to cancel this Contract at any time prior to midnight of the third business day after the date you receive a completely filled in copy signed by both you and Sungevity. See the attached Notice of Cancellation (Exhibit A) for an explanation of this right. [Signatures appear on the following page) Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 9 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 DO NOT SIGN THIS CONTRACT IF THERE ARE ANY BLANK SPACES (OTHER THAN SIGNATURE BLOCKS). Each Party has read this Contract and the Exhibits in their entirety and acknowledges that such Party has received a complete copy of this Contract and enters into the Contract as of the last date set forth below: SUNGEVITY,INC. F DoeuSigned by: By; �yi[ tSSt",., 7164DCWFMA457... Title: Authorized Signer Date: 6/23/2015 Customer Name: Carlos Guzman ^DoeuSigned by: Signature: S I MAAn, B3CE672CF18740,... Date: 6/22/2015 Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 10 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-8048-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9D65 EXHIBIT A THREE(3)DAY RIGHT TO CANCEL-NOTIFICATION FORM NOTICE OF CANCELLATION (supplied in duplicate) Date of transaction 20 (enter date of transaction) You may cancel this transaction, without any penalty or obligation, within THREE (3) BUSINESS DAYS from the above date. If you cancel, any property traded in, any payments made by you under the Contract or sale, and any negotiable instrument executed by you will be returned within TEN (10) BUSINESS DAYS following receipt by the seller of your cancellation notice, and any security interest arising out of the transaction will be canceled. If you cancel, you must make available to the seller at your residence, in substantially as good condition as when received, any goods delivered to you under this Contract or sale; or you may, if you wish, comply with the instructions of the seller regarding the return shipment of the goods at the seller's expense and risk. If you do make the goods available to the seller and the Sema er does not or dispose pick m the up within twenty(20) days of the date of your notice of cancellation, y Y goods without any further obligation. If you fail to make the goods available to the seller, or if you agree to return the goods to the seller and fail to do so,then you remain liable for performance of all obligations under the contract. To cancel this transaction, mail or deliver a signed and dated copy of this cancellation notice or any other written notice, or send a telegram, to SUNGEVITY, INC. at 66 Franklin20Street, Suite 310, Oakland, CA 94607 NOT LATER THAN MIDNIGHT OF (Date of third business day after this transaction). I HEREBY CANCEL THIS TRANSACTION. Date Buyer's Signature 2 Buyer's Signature if applicable) Date Page 11 of 24 Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID: B1C4374D-8048-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 EXHIBIT A (CONTINUED) (COPY) THREE(3) DAY RIGHT TO CANCEL-NOTIFICATION FORM NOTICE OF CANCELLATION (supplied in duplicate) Date of transaction 20 (enter date of transaction) You may cancel this transaction, without any penalty or obligation, within THREE (3) BUSINESS DAYS from the above date. If you cancel, any property traded in, any payments made by you under the Contract or sale, and any negotiable instrument executed by you will be returned within TEN (10) BUSINESS DAYS following receipt by the seller of your cancellation notice, and any security interest arising out of the transaction will be canceled. If you cancel, you must make available to the seller at your residence, in substantially as good condition as when received, any goods delivered to you under this Contract or sale; or you may, if you wish, comply with the instructions of the seller regarding the return shipment of the goods at the seller's expense and risk. If you do make the goods available to the seller and the seller does not pick them up within twenty(20) days of the date of your notice of cancellation,you may retain or dispose of the goods without any further obligation. If you fail to make the goods available to the seller, or if you agree to return the goods to the seller and fail to do so,then you remain liable for performance of all obligations under the contract. To cancel this transaction, mail or deliver a signed and dated copy of this cancellation notice or any other written notice, or send a telegram, to SUNGEVITY, INC. at 66 Franklin Street, Suite 310, Oakland, CA 94607 NOT LATER THAN MIDNIGHT OF 120 (Date of third business day after this transaction). I HEREBY CANCEL THIS TRANSACTION. Date Buyer's Signature Date 2 Buyer's Signature (if applicable) Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 12 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 EXHIBIT B 20 YEAR ENERGY PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE AND LIMITED WARRANTY This 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee and Limited Warranty Agreement (the "20 Year Performance Guarantee") provides you with the warranties on the System that you purchased under the Contract. The System is described in Section 3(a) of the Contract. Where we use terms in this 20 Year Performance Guarantee that have been defined in the Contract, they have the meaning defined in the Contract. 1. 20 Year Energy Performance Guarantee. a. Performance Guarantee. Sungevity guarantees that the System will generate the guaranteed annual kilowatt-hours ("kWh ) of energy during each of the 20 successive Production Years (the "Performance Guarantee Term") as set forth in the Table of Guaranteed Annual kWh attached in Annex I to this 20 Year Performance Guarantee (the "Guaranteed Annual kWh") subject to the terms of this 20 Year Performance Guarantee. b. Production Year Deficit Payment. If at the end a Production Year (defined below), the Actual Annual kWh (defined below) generated by the System is less than the Guaranteed Annual kWh (a "Production Year Deficit'), then we will send you a refund equal to the difference between that Production Year's Actual Annual kWh and Guaranteed Annual kWh (minus any previous years' surpluses), multiplied by that Production Year's Guaranteed Energy Price per kWh (as set forth in the Table of Guaranteed Annual kWh attached in Annex I to this 20 Year Performance Guarantee). We will make that payment within thirty (30) days of the end of the calendar year in which the Production Year Deficit occurred. For example, if a Production Year commenced on October 1, 2014 and ended on September 30, 2015, and had a Guaranteed Annual kWh of 5,000 kWh, and the Actual Annual kWh for that Production Year was only 4,500 kWh, and the Guaranteed $/kWh Price for that Production Year was $0.10, then assuming no prior Production Year Surpluses or payments for System Failures applied(as defined below), we would send you a refund for$50.00 within thirty(30)days after December 31, 2015. c. Production Year Surplus Carried Over. If at the end of a Production Year the Actual Annual kWh is greater than the Guaranteed Annual kWh for that Production Year, there will be no additional cost to you for this surplus energy. However, this surplus will be carried over and used by Sungevity to offset any future Production Year Deficits. d. Monitoring. During the Performance Guarantee Term, Sungevity will provide you at no additional cost a monitoring service ("Monitoring'), which is a third party proprietary monitoring system that records and displays historical energy generation data and consists of hardware installed by Sungevity on site and software accessed by Sungevity. If your System is not operating within normal ranges, Monitoring will tell us and we will notify you promptly at the notice address set forth in Section 9, by email (provided by you)or at a telephone number(provided by you). e. Definitions. i. "Actual Annual kWh" means the AC electricity produced by your System in kWh measured and recorded by Sungevity during each Production Year. Sungevity uses the Sungevity Monitoring Service described below to measure the Actual kWh. To the extent such service is not available, we will estimate the Actual kWh by reasonable means, subject to the requirements of Section 3.b below. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 13 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 ii. "Production Year" means the twelve(12) month period beginning on the 1st day of the month following the date on which your System commenced operation, and each successive twelve (12) month period thereafter during the Performance Guarantee Term. For example, if the original interconnection date for your System occurred on March 15, each Production Year would run from April 1 to March 31. 2. Limited Warranties. a. Limited Warranties. Sungevity warrants the System as follows: I. System Warranty. During the Warranty Period and subject to 2.a.ii (Repair Warranty), under normal use and service conditions, the System will be free from defects in workmanship or defects in,or a breakdown of, materials or components. ii. Repair Warranty. During the Warranty Period, claims for warranty service must be submitted in writing to us and describe the claimed problems or defects. To the extent there are defects in the workmanship provided by Sungevity in the installation of your System during the Warranty Period, then Sungevity agrees to re-perform such work, at no cost or expense to you (including all labor costs) to correct such defective workmanship. If Sungevity damages your Property or your belongings, Sungevity will repair the damage or pay you for the damage that we caused in accordance with the provisions of Section 8 below. Solar photovoltaic modules and inverters supplied under this Contract for your System are covered exclusively by the manufacturers' warranties and not by us, and we will work with the manufacturers to have such manufacturers'warranties assigned to you. Sungevity agrees to purchase 20 year warranties from the manufacturers of solar photovoltaic modules and inverters that will be used in your System when the Warranty Period commences. Sungevity will also provide reasonable assistance on your behalf to coordinate any warranty claims with the manufacture to repair or replace, at no cost or expense to you (including all labor costs), any defective solar photovoltaic modules and inverters. You agree to take full advantage of such warranties including, but not limited to, giving us timely written notice of all warranty claims. Sungevity or the manufacturers may use new or reconditioned parts when making repairs or replacements. The Warranty Period is not extended if we repair or replace a warranted product or any parts. Sungevity may also, at no additional cost to you, upgrade or add to any part of the System to ensure that it performs according to the guarantees set forth in this 20 Year Performance Guarantee. iii. Roof Warranty. If we penetrate your roof during System installation, we will warrant roof damage that we cause due to such roof penetrations. This roof warranty will last for the longer of (a) one (1) year following the completion of the System installation or (b) the remainder of any then-existing installation warranty on your roof(the"Roof Warranty Period"). iv. Output Warranty. The System's electrical output shall not decrease by more than fifteen percent (15%) during the period starting on the date the System commences operation until the tenth (10th)anniversary of such date. v. Warranty Period Defined. With respect to Sections 2.a.i and 2.a.ii, above, the "Warranty Period"commences on the date your System is inspected by the authority having jurisdiction and runs through the 20th anniversary of such day. b. Making a Warranty Claim. You can make a warranty claim by: i. Emailing us at: customerservice(a)-sunctevity.com ii. Writing us a letter and sending it to us via certified or registered U.S. Mail or a reputable overnight delivery service at the address in Section 9 below; or Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 14 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 iii. Sending us a fax at the number in Section 9 below. Warranty service will be performed promptly and typically on site. If the affected equipment requires off site warranty service, Sungevity will arrange for its transportation under warranty. 3. Maintenance and Operation. a. General. When you sign your Contract you will be given a copy of the Manual. This Manual provides you with System operation and maintenance instructions, answers to frequently asked questions,troubleshooting tips and service information. b. Monitoring Connectivity. Monitoring requires a high-speed Internet connection to operate unless your System includes a cellular metering System (which is not available for all Systems). Therefore, during the Performance Guarantee Term, you agree to maintain the communication link between the on-site Monitoring hardware and the System and between the on-site Monitoring hardware and the Internet or you agree to maintain the cellular metering if applicable. For Monitoring that requires Internet connection, you agree to maintain and make available, at your cost, a functioning indoor Internet connection with one available wired Ethernet port and standard AC power outlet within eighty (80)feet of the System's AC/DC inverter(s) (which shall not require Sungevity to perform trenching to access). This communication link must be a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet connection that supports common Internet protocols (TCP/IP and DHCP). If you do not have and maintain a working high-speed Internet line or the cellular metering, as applicable, we will not be able to monitor your System and provide you with an Energy Performance Guarantee. c. Module Cleaning. The Manual contains certain recommendations about periodically cleaning the solar modules, especially during the summer, or removing snow in areas that experience fair amounts of snow fall. If Monitoring indicates a drop in actual energy production by the System, we recommend that you arrange for cleaning or clearing of the solar modules. Sungevity will be happy to assist you with cleaning of solar modules at our customary rates, however often times rain or a hose from the ground is sufficient for cleaning. If your System becomes covered by snowfall, the modules will often be able to heat up sufficiently for the snow to slide right off. AS WITH REGULAR SNOW ACCUMULATION ON YOUR ROOF, PLEASE BE AWARE OF FALLING SNOW FROM THE TILTED PANELS AND EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN STANDING OR WALKING UNDER THE EDGE OF YOUR ROOF. PLEASE TRY TO AVOID PARKING YOUR CAR, OR KEEPING OTHER VALUABLES, UNDER THE EDGE OF YOUR ROOF. WE STRONGLY HAVE APPROPRIATIE AND PROFESSMEND THAT YOU NEVER CLIMB OO PROFESSIONAL SAFETY TRAINING AND MEAUR SURES S IN UNLESS O LACE. 4. Sungevity's Standards. The standards for our performance for the purpose of this 20 Year Performance Guarantee will be (i)normal professional standards of performance in the solar photovoltaic power generation industry in the relevant market; and (ii) Prudent Industry Practices. "Prudent Industry Practices" means those practices, as changed from time to time, that are engaged in or approved by a significant portion of the solar energy electrical generation industry operating in the United States to operate electric equipment lawfully and with reasonable safety, dependability, efficiency and economy. 5. System Repair, Relocation or Removal; Additional Obligations. You agree that if the System needany repairs that are not the responsibility of Sungevity under this 20 Year Performance Guarantee, you will have Sungevity, or another similarly qualified sery needs provider approved by Sungevity, perform such repairs at your expense on a time and materials basis. In addition, you agree that if the System needs to be removed and reinstalled for roof repairs, you will have Sungevity, or another similarly qualified service provider approved by Sungevity, remove and reinstall the System at your Home for a fixed fee of$1,000 provided that materials used for the roof Page 15 of 24 Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID: B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 repair are of the same type of materials used in the original roof and that the roof design and specifications will not change in such a way that the original design of the System must be modified in order to reinstall the System on your roof. You also agree to be responsible for the storage of the System following its removal from your roof and for any damages incurred to the System while it is in storage. You further agree: a. To grant Sungevity and its employees, agents and contractors the right to reasonable access to your Property as necessary to inspect or repair the System or otherwise for the purposes of complying with this 20 Year Performance Guarantee; b. To only have the System repaired pursuant to this 20 Year Performance Guarantee and reasonably cooperate when repairs are being made; c. To give Sungevity authority to act on your behalf to contact the manufacturers of the equipment used in the System with respect to warranty claims covered by Section 2.a; d. To keep the panels clean, pursuant to this 20 Year Performance Guarantee and the Manual; e. To not modify your Home in any way that shades the System and to keep trees, bushes, and hedges trimmed so that the System receives as much sunlight as it did when Sungevity initially installed it; f. To not remove any markings or identification tags on the System; g. To not do anything, permit or allow to exist any condition or circumstance that would cause the System not to operate as intended; h. To notify Sungevity if you think the System is damaged, appears unsafe or is stolen; and I. That you will not make any modifications, improvements, revisions or additions to the System or take any other action that could void the 20 Year Performance Guarantee. 6. Force Majeure. If Sungevity is unable to perform all or some of its obligations under this 20 Year Performance Guarantee because of a Force Majeure Event, Sungevity will be excused from whatever performance is affected by the Force Majeure Event, provided that: a. Sungevity gives you reasonably prompt notice describing the Force Majeure Event; and b. The scope and duration of Sungevity's suspension of its obligations is no greater than is required by the Force Majeure Event. "Force Majeure Event" means any event, condition or circumstance beyond the reasonable control of and not caused by Sungevity's fault or negligence. It shall include, without limitation, failure or interruption of the production, delivery or acceptance of electricity due to: an act of god, war(declared or undeclared), sabotage, riot, insurrection, civil unrest or disturbance, military or guerilla action, terrorism, economic sanction or embargo, civil strike, work stoppage, slow-down, or lock-out, unavailability of suitable and sufficient labor, explosion, fire, earthquake, abnormal weather conditions or actions of the elements, hurricane, flood, lightning, wind, hail, drought, the binding order of any governmental authority, the failure to act on the part of any governmental authority, unavailability of electricity from the utility grid, equipment, supplies or products (but not to the extent that any such availability of any of the foregoing results from Sungevity's failure to have exercised reasonable Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 16 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-8048-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 diligence), or unusual utility grid voltage fluctuations, failure of equipment not utilized by Sungevity or under its control. 7. Exclusions and Disclaimers. The limited warranties and performance guarantee provided in this 20 Year Performance Guarantee do not apply to (i) any lost electricity production or(ii) any damage, repair, replacement or correction required due to the following: a. Someone other than Sungevity or its approved service providers installed, removed, re-installed or repaired the System or removed any of the product identifying information listed on the equipment; b. Destruction or damage to the System or its ability to safely produce energy not caused by Sungevity or its approved service providers (e.g., a tree falls on the System, an animal causes damage, chemicals or other materials have been applied to the System, glass breakage in the solar panels to the extent it was caused by external factors (including golf balls) or the System is moved or damaged during roofing work); c. Your failure to perform, or breach of,your obligations under the Contract(such as if you modify or alter the System or you fail to pay amounts due and owing to Sungevity); d. Your breach of this 20 Year Performance Guarantee, including your being unavailable to provide access to the Property or assistance to us in diagnosing or repairing a problem, or your failing to maintain the System as stated in the Manual, or if you modify or alter the System; e. Any Force Majeure Event(as defined above); f. Water ponding or puddling on your roof (i.e. standing water that fails to drain) not caused by Sungevity or its approved service providers; g. Damages resulting from mold,fungus and other organic pathogens, regardless of the cause; h. Superficial changes in the appearance of System components due to exposure to weather and atmospheric conditions (e.g., chalking, blemishes, scratches, rust, mold, discoloration of the solar panels)that do not materially impact System performance; I. Increased shading (e.g. from foliage that is new growth or is not kept trimmed to its appearance on the date the System was installed, from snow that covers the System, or from new construction on your Property or adjacent property); j. Theft of the System or any System failure not caused by a System defect(e.g., the System is not producing power because the System has been removed for remodeling or you have required us to locate the inverter in a non-shaded area); k. Any excluded work pursuant to the Contract; 1. Any pre-existing conditions of any roof or for damage or problems arising from such pre-existing conditions, which may be aggravated by normal traffic and material handling procedures on the roof associated with installing the equipment supplied under the Contract; and M. Removal of the System from your roof and/or the storage of the System as a result of roof repairs. Page 17 of 24 Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID: B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 THIS 20 YEAR PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE GIVES YOU SPECIFIC RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, RIGHTS BASED ON FEDERAL LAW AND OTHER RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE. THIS 20 YEAR PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE DOES NOT WARRANT ANY SPECIFIC ELECTRICAL PERFORMANCE OF THE SYSTEM, OTHER THAN THAT DESCRIBED ABOVE. THE LIMITED WARRANTIES DESCRIBED IN SECTION 2.a ABOVE ARE THE ONLY EXPRESS WARRANTIES MADE BY SUNGEVITY WITH RESPECT TO THE SYSTEM. SUNGEVITY HEREBY DISCLAIMS, AND ANY BENEFICIARY OF THIS 20 YEAR PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE HEREBY WAIVES, ANY WARRANTY WITH RESPECT TO ANY COST SAVINGS FROM USING THE SYSTEM. UPON RECEIPT OF PAYMENT IN FULL UNDER THE CONTRACT, ALL WARRANTIES THAT ARE PROVIDED BY MANUFACTURERS OF EQUIPMENT USED IN THE SYSTEM WILL BE TRANSFERRED DIRECTLY TO YOU. YOU UNDERSTAND THAT SUNGEVITY HAS NO RESPONSIBILITIES WITH RESPECT TO SUCH WARRANTIES OTHER THAN TO TRANSFER THEM TO YOU. 8. Limitations of Liability. a. No Consequential Damages. YOU MAY ONLY RECOVER DIRECT DAMAGES, INCLUDING THOSE AMOUNTS DUE PURSUANT TO SECTION 1.b UNDER THIS 20 YEAR PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE, AND IN NO EVENT SHALL SUNGEVITY OR ITS AGENTS OR SUBCONTRACTORS BE LIABLE TO YOU OR YOUR ASSIGNS FOR SPECIAL, INDIRECT, PUNITIVE, EXEMPLARY, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. b. Disclaimer and Limitation of Duration of Implied Warranties. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED UNDER APPLICABLE LAW. ANY SUCH IMPLIED WARRANTIES THAT ARE NOT DISCLAIMABLE UNDER APPLICABLE LAW SHALL IN NO EVENT EXTEND PAST THE EXPIRATION OF ANY WARRANTY PERIOD IN THIS 20 YEAR PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW DISCLAIMERS OR LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE DISCLAIMER AND DURATION LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. c. Liability Cap. Notwithstanding any other provision of this 20 Year Performance Guarantee to the contrary, and subject to the exclusion of consequential damages above, Sungevity's total liability arising out of or relating to this 20 Year Performance Guarantee shall in no event exceed: L For System replacement, the original cost of the System; and ii. Two million dollars ($2,000,000) in the event of damage to your Home, Property or belongings. 9. Notices. All notices under this 20 Year Performance Guarantee shall be in writing and shall be provided by(a) personal delivery, (b) facsimile transmission with confirmation of successful transmission, (c) overnight courier, or(d) certified or registered U.S. mail (return receipt requested). A notice shall be deemed received upon personal delivery, confirmation of receipt of facsimile transmission, the promised delivery date after deposit with a reputable overnight courier, or five(5)days after deposit in the mail. Notices shall be sent to the address set forth below or such other address as either Party may specify in writing. Each Party shall deem a document faxed to it as an original document. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 18 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-8048-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 Notices to Sungevity: Notices To You: Sungevity, Inc. At the installation address, any subsequent Attn:Warranty Claim address or email address you give us. Change of 66 Franklin Street, Suite 310 address notices should be sent to Sungevity at the Oakland, CA 94607 address listed for all other Notices. Fax: 510-550-2628 Tel: 510-496-5500 10. Applicable Law/Arbitration. This warranty agreement is governed by the laws of Massachusetts. Unless specifically prohibited by State law, all claims, disagreements and disputes between you and us pertaining to the within warranty will be resolved through binding arbitration in accordance with the below procedures in the county where the Property is located. If either party refuses or fails to participate in arbitration after receiving notice, then the arbitrator shall make an award based on the evidence presented. The judgments and awards of the arbitrator may be entered into any court having jurisdiction. All applicable statutes of limitations to the claim, disagreement or dispute shall also apply to any arbitration. The parties agree that JAMS ("JAMS") will administer each arbitration (including the selection of a single arbitrator) under its arbitration rules Commercial Arbitration Rule and the Due Process Protocol for Mediation and Arbitration of Consumer Disputes most recently in effect. Arbitration will be governed by the Federal Arbitration Act (Title 9 of the U.S. Code), notwithstanding the provisions of this Contract specifying the application of State law. Either party can initiate an arbitration proceeding by filing the necessary forms with JAMS. To learn more about arbitration, you can call any JAMS office or review the materials at www.jamsadr.com. If a JAMS office does not exist in the county where you are located, and there is an office for the American Arbitration Association ("AAA")within that same area, the parties agree that AAA will administer each arbitration (including the selection of a single arbitrator) under its Supplementary Procedures for Consumer-Related Disputes most recently in effect. If neither JAMS nor AAA have an office in the county where you are located, another arbitrator will be agreed upon or if no other arbitrator can be agreed upon, then we will use the JAMS office closest to the Property. The parties will each bear their own costs and expenses, including attorneys' fees, with respect to any arbitration. Only disputes involving you and us may be addressed in the arbitration. You agree that you cannot pursue any dispute as a "class action." This means that the arbitration may not address disputes involving other persons which may be similar to the disputes between you and us. The arbitrator shall have the authority to award any legal or equitable remedy or relief that a court could order or grant. The arbitrator, however, is not authorized to change or alter the terms of this Contract or to make any award that would extend to any transaction other than your own. Because we have agreed to arbitrate all disputes, UNLESS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW, NEITHER OF US WILL HAVE THE RIGHT TO LITIGATE THAT DISPUTE IN COURT, OR TO HAVE A JURY TRIAL ON THAT DISPUTE, OR ENGAGE IN DISCOVERY EXCEPT AS PROVIDED FOR IN THE APPLICABLE ARBITRATION RULES. FURTHER, YOU WILL NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE AS A REPRESENTATIVE OR MEMBER OF ANY CLASS PERTAINING TO ANY DISPUTE. THE ARBITRATOR'S DECISION WILL BE FINAL AND BINDING, EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT IT IS SUBJECT TO REVIEW IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE LAW GOVERNING THE REVIEW OF ARBITRATION AWARDS, OTHER RIGHTS THAT YOU OR WE WOULD HAVE IN COURT MAY ALSO NOT BE AVAILABLE IN ARBITRATION. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 19 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 11. Assignment and Transfer of this 20 Year Performance Guarantee. Sungevity may assign its rights or obligations under this 20 Year Performance Guarantee to a third party without your consent, provided that any assignment of Sungevity's obligations under this 20 Year Performance Guarantee shall be to a party qualified to perform such obligation. This 20 Year Performance Guarantee protects only you as the person who owns the System; provided, however that your rights and obligations under this 20 Year Performance Guarantee will be automatically transferred to any person who purchases the System and the Property on which the System is located from you. Sungevity will accept and honor any valid and properly submitted warranty claim under this 20 Year Performance Guarantee made during any applicable warranty period by any person who purchases from you the System and the property on which the System is located. 12. Entire Agreement; Changes. This 20 Year Performance Guarantee contains the Parties' entire agreement regarding the limited warranties and guarantees of the System and supersedes any prior or contemporaneous agreement, either written or verbal. There are no other agreements regarding the 20 Year Performance Guarantee of the System, either written or spoken. Any change to this 20 Year Performance Guarantee must be in writing and signed by both Parties. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 20 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 ANNEX Table of Guaranteed Annual kWh Production Year Guaranteed Energy Guaranteed Annual Cumulative Total Price Per kWh kWh Guaranteed kWh 1 $0.22 11,562 11,562 2 $0.22 11,505 23,067 3 $0.23 11,447 34,514 4 $0.23 11,390 45,904 5 $0.24 11,333 57,237 6 $0.24 11,276 68,513 7 $0.25 11,220 79,733 8 $0.25 11,164 90,897 9 $0.26 11,108 102,005 10 $0.26 11,052 113,057 11 $0.27 10,997 124,054 12 $0.27 10,942 134,996 13 $0.28 10,887 145,883 14 $0.28 10,833 156,716 15 $0.29 10,779 167,495 16 $0.29 10,725 178,220 17 $0.30 10,671 188,891 18 $0.31 10,618 199,509 19 $0.31 10,565 210,074 20 $0.32 10,512 220,586 Note: This Table may be updated by Sungevity prior to installation of the System. An update would only occur if Sungevity or its approved installation contractor determines after physically inspecting your Property that due to unforeseen factors (e.g., as a result of unanticipated shading or roof obstructions, etc.), the System output will be materially lower than originally estimated. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 21 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 EXHIBIT C LOCATION SPECIFIC TERMS & DISCLOSURES MASSACHUSETTS A. Home Improvement Contract Provisions. The Massachusetts Contractors License Number for Sungevity, Inc. is 168430. In addition, installation of the System will be performed by a licensed subcontractor that we select who will be identified to you in writing prior to the commencement of installation. B. Customer Acknowledgements. You acknowledge the following notices required by Massachusetts: a. Arbitration: The homeowner, as provided by law, is entitled to submit disputes to arbitration as provided under Massachusetts General Laws chapter 142A,§4 Docusigned by: l, Owner: aV{4S �wtalA. ocuftneA��672CF187405... Contractor: P;Vi� fSSt,, 7164DCWFMA457... b. Contractors. All home improvement contractors and subcontractors shall be registered and that any inquiries about a contractor or subcontractor relating to a registration should be directed to: Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation Ten Park Plaza, Suite 5170 Boston, MA 02116 Phone: (617)973-8700 c. Approximate Start and Approximate Completion Date. We will start work on the System as soon as the Contract is signed. We estimate that construction and installation of the System at the Site will begin on or about 10/22/2015 and will be Substantially Complete on or about 11/1/2015. d. Lien Notices: The contractor or subcontractor who performs on the contract or the materialman who provides home improvement goods or services and is not paid may have a claim against the owner which may be enforced against the property in accordance with the applicable lien laws. Any contractor, subcontractor, or materialman who provides home improvement goods or services pursuant to your home improvement contract and who is not paid may have a valid legal claim against your property known as a mechanic's lien. Any mechanic's lien filed against your property may be discharged. Payment of the agreed-upon price under the home improvement contract prior to filing of a mechanic's lien may invalidate such lien. The owner may contact an attorney to determine his rights to discharge a mechanic's lien. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 22 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 We are hiring and paying the installation subcontractor to provide and install the System. Provided that you have paid us all amounts owed under this Contract, we will indemnify you and resolve any mechanic's lien that is recorded with regard to the System. e. Commercial General Liability (CGL) and Workers' Compensation Insurance. Sungevity carries commercial general liability and workers' compensation insurance. You can contact the individual listed below to confirm our coverage. You can also email your Sungevity consultant and that person will be happy to email a proof of insurance to you. Insurance Coml2anv Contact Name Phone Number Email Zurich American David Liebes of (650)393-2008 dliebes@hayscompanies.com Insurance Co. Havs Companies C. Rebates. a. Wet Ink Signature Required. The rebate programs applicable to this System ("Rebate Program") may require a printed hard copy of the Contract with your original signature to be eligible for a rebate ("Rebate'). If you have signed this Contract online or returned it to us by fax or email, upon our request, you will need to send us a printed hard copy of the Contract with your original signature. b. Rebate Assigned to Sungevity. You hereby assign the Rebate to Sungevity. The foregoing assignment is irrevocable subject to Sungevity's performance of the Contract. The amount you pay Sungevity will be the Contract Price, less the Rebate, subject to the other conditions set forth in this Exhibit C. c. Rebate Paperwork; Prompt Payment. You agree to give us all information and documents necessary for the Rebate to be assigned and paid directly to us; and you agree to pay all Progress Payments immediately when due. Your payment of all Progress Payments to Sungevity when due is a pre-condition to the Rebate Program paying us the Rebate. d. Changes to Rebate Amount. The Rebate amount listed in Section 5(c) of the Contract is our calculation based on our Remote Solar Design of your System prior to entering into the Contract. The final Rebate actually paid by the Rebate Program will be based on factors that include, but are not limited to, System size, design, shading, orientation of the System, tilt, your address, and so forth. Other factors that may affect the Rebate amount include, but are not limited to, the following: i. When we perform the Home Visit and do a detailed design for your System, we will finalize the Rebate calculations. However, if there is subsequent proposed change to the size or design of the proposed System, then the Rebate amount may increase or decrease pursuant to an authorized Change Order. ii. The Rebate Program periodically reduces rebate levels, sometimes with little or no advance warning. If the Rebate decreases due to reasons outside your control, then either (a) Sungevity will reduce the Contract Price by the same amount of such decrease in the Rebate amount in which case your other Progress Payments will remain the same, or (b) your Contract can be terminated by either you or Sungevity and we will refund all payments previously made by you, provided that installation of your System has not begun. iii. If the Rebate amount decreases due to your failure to meet an obligation under the Contract or under the agreement with the Rebate Program or utility governing the payment of the Rebate, you agree the Contract Price will remain the same and that you will pay an amount equal to the lost Rebate amount within 15 days after receiving notice from Sungevity. Examples of when a decrease in Rebate amount will fall under your control includes, but is not limited to, if you cause or request a delay to install your System, if you do not timely return completed Rebate paperwork Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 23 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:B1C4374D-804B-49EF-9140-669F3FEE9DB5 or make a Progress Payment, or if you do not make previously agreed upon changes to your Property such as reducing shading (shade reduces power output and, therefore, will reduce the available Rebate). iv. To maximize your Rebate, Sungevity recommends you remove any features that will shade your System before we submit the Rebate reservation paperwork and prior to installation. If you agree to reduce shading in order to obtain a certain Rebate level, you agree to perform the necessary work prior to installation, and then maintain shading levels for the period required by the Rebate Program. v. Note that increases to your System size that are made after we have submitted the Rebate reservation will be at the Rebate Program's then-current rebate level, which may be lower than the rebate level when the original reservation application was made. e. Energy Efficiency Audit / Proof of Homeowners Insurance. As a pre-condition to issuing certain financial incentives to you, the Rebate Program may require that you perform and/or provide evidence of a recent energy efficiency audit for the Home where the System is installed, as well as have insurance in place for the installed System. If this is applicable to your Rebate, you must promptly have any such audit done, give us the required information about the audit and provide proof of homeowners insurance for your System. f. Assignment of Renewable Energy Certificates. The Rebate Program may require that in order for the full Rebate to be paid, you must assign any "renewable energy certificates" or "greentags" ("RECs") or other environmental attributes associated with the energy produced by the System during a specified period of years to the Rebate Program, or the utility or a government agency. In such event, you agree that you assign the RECs for the required time-period, and you agree to complete any paperwork necessary to complete the assignment. Home Improvement Contract for Home Solar System Page 24 of 24 4.23.15MA DocuSign Envelope ID:EE5F2AC3-84D1-40FC-B9BC-E9D7E5531AOD s u nGEVITY' Homeowner's Agent Authorization Form State of Massachusetts Carlos Guzman (print name) am the owner of the property located at address: 30 Amberville Rd North Andover MA 01845 (print address) I hereby authorize Sungevity or its subcontractor to act as my Agent for the limited purpose of applying for and obtaining local building and other permits from the Authority Having Jurisdiction as required for the installation of a PhotoVoltaic System located on my Property. Docuftned I by, Customer Signature: Mat 2CF1874,05 Date: 7/1/2015 Print Name: Carlos Guzman Sungevity MA Home Improvement Contractors License # 168430 (36 Franklin Strect,Suitc,310 510496'5500 866.SUN.4ALL Oakland.CA 94607 USA 510.49&5501 11,," " '.;I I "r. .o� ,, �,,," ' The Commonwealth of Massachusetts ------ Department Department of Industrial Accidents -= (Office of Investigations == K. I Congress Street, Suite 100 ... Boston, MA 02114-2017 wtivw.►nass.gov/dia Workers' Compensation Insurance Affidavit: Builders/Contractors/Electricians/Plumbers Applicant Information Please Print Leibly Name (Business/Organization/Individual): The Boston Solar Company Address: 10 Churchill Place City/State/Zip:Lynn, MA 01902 Phone#:617-858-1645 Are you an employer? Check the appropriate box: Type of project(required): 1.❑ I am a employer with 20 4. ❑ I am a general contractor and I employees (full and/or part-time).* have hired the sub-contractors 6. New construction 2.❑ 1 am a sole proprietor or partner- listed on the attached sheet. 7. ❑ Remodeling ship and have no employees These sub-contractors have 8. [J 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.❑ 1 am a homeowner doing all work officers have exercised their 1 l.❑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 solar employees. [No workers' 13.❑ Other comp. insurance required.] *Any applicant that checks box#1 must also fill 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 a new 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,lob site information. Insurance Company Name:HDI-Gerling America Insurance Company Policy#or Self-ins. Lic. #:EWGCC000153815 Expiration Date: 1/14/2016 Job Site Address: 30 Amberville load City/State/Zip: Nr rLh Andover,MA.01.545 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 MGI.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 forth 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. y fJ ns and penalties of peijiny that the information provided above is true and correct. I da hereby c�crtt �under t au ..._ Signature: µ Dat e: 7/22/2015 Phone#: 6178581645 ©fficial 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): 1.Board of Health 2. Building Department 3.City/Town Clerk 4. Electrical Inspector 5.Plumbing Inspector 6.Other Contact Person: Phone#: Client#: 103109 BOSSO DATE(MMIDD/YY" ACORD. CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE 1 1/13/2015 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. IMPORTANT:If the certificate holder Is an ADDITIONAL INSURED,the policy(les)must be endorsed.if SUBROGATION IS WAIVED,subject to 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 NAAMNE: Peggy J.Merati People's United Ins.Agency CT a/c°"N Ext):860 524-7624 Alc No): 844 702-8075 One Goodwin Square no RIEss: peggy.merati@peoples.com Hartford,CT 06103 INSURER(S)AFFORDING COVERAGE NAIC# 860 524-7600 INSURER A: g HDI-Gerlin America Insurance C 41343 INSURED The Boston Solar Company, LLC INSURER 8:Merchants Mutual Insurance Co 23329 INSURER C: 55 Sixth Road,Suite 1 INSURER D: Woburn,MA 01801 INSURER E INSURER F COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER: REVISION NUMBER: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. 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D N!A (Mandatory in NH) E.L.DISEASE-EA EMPLOYEE $1,000,000 If yes,describe under DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS below E.L.DISEASE-POLICY LIMIT $1,000,000 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS!LOCATIONS/VEHICLES(Attach ACORD 101,Additional Remarks Schedule,If more space is required) RE: Permit Work Certificate Holder is included as Additional Insured per the terms,conditions and exclusions of the referenced general liability and umbrella policies,if required by written contract or agreement. CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION Town of North Andover SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN 1600 Osgood Street ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. North Andover,MA 01845 AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE ©1988-2010 ACORD CORPORATION.All rights reserved. ACORD 25(2010105) 1 of 1 The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD #S565647/M565467 SMGCT ' 1/4 6,✓1 ndT i'Pd411W I, Office of Consumer Affairs&Business Regulation License or registration valid for individtd use only ME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR before the expiration date. If found return to: ai egistration: 169698 Type: Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation 7, xpiration: 7/27/2015 LLC 10 Park Plaza-Suite 5I70 Roston,MA 02116 THE BOSTON SOLAR COMPANY LLC ROMAIN STRECKER 10 CHURCHILL PLACE ,, _ LYNN,MA 01902 Undersecretary Not valid without signature Massachusefts ..Department eat O/Public Safety Board of Building Mations and Standards �'.no-1u66i ata atctii� .ro�ivaw�i�anb, , � LiCensc CS-096385 ROMAIN D STRE 10 CHURCHILL PLA► LYNN(MA 0190 IY Elm° fiota Commissioner sioner 10/08/2016 i