H6 Hybrid Inverter - Installation & Operation Guide
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• All installations must conform to all applicable laws, regulations, codes, and standards for
the jurisdiction where the SolarCity H6 inverter is being installed. SolarCity assumes no
responsibility for any compliance or non-compliance with such laws or codes in
connection with the installation of the product.
• All US electrical installations must be performed by an authorized electrician in
compliance with both National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA 70 and OSHA requirements, in
addition to all local jurisdiction requirements.
• PV solar arrays produce hazardous voltages and currents when exposed to light, which
can create an electrical shock hazard.
• The SolarCity H6 inverter can produce high-voltage AC output when the utility grid is lost.
2.2 - SolarCity H6 Inverter
The following safety instructions apply to the SolarCity H6 inverter at all times:
• The SolarCity H6 inverter is designed and tested to meet all applicable North American
safety standards. However, like all electrical and electronic equipment, safety
precautions must be observed and followed when installing and operating this inverter in
order to reduce the risk of personal injury by ensuring a safe installation.
• The SolarCity H6 inverter contains no user-serviceable parts. Always return the inverter
to an authorized Delta Service Center for any maintenance or repair.
• Only use the SolarCity H6 inverter in accordance with both the information provided in
this guide and all locally applicable standards and directives. Any other use or application
may cause death, personal injury, and/or property damage.
• Altering the SolarCity H6 inverter, such as (but not limited to) modifications or
conversions, is only permitted with the express written permission of SolarCity
Corporation. Unauthorized alterations will void all guarantee and warranty claims and will
usually void the operation permit. In no event shall SolarCity be held liable for any damage
caused by such changes.
• Any use of the SolarCity H6 inverter other than that described in this guide does not
qualify as appropriate.
• The appropriate local utility must grant all approvals required by national and state
interconnection regulations before connecting the SolarCity H6 inverter back feed to the
AC distribution grid, and this commissioning must be performed by qualified personnel.
• All wiring and connections may have hazardous voltages and currents at any time. Only
qualified and authorized personnel may install and/or maintain the SolarCity H6 inverter
and associated components.
• The SolarCity H6 inverter chassis may become hot enough to create a burn hazard during
normal operation.
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