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PV CROSSES BOUNDARY

Discussion in 'Commercial Electrical Codes' started by Francis Vineyard, Aug 11, 2017.

  1. Francis Vineyard

    Francis Vineyard Sawhorse

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    Reference 2011 NEC & 2012 IBC (Virginia amended), welcome to quote current editions.

    Need help on code sections that either prohibits or what to look for the following installation.

    Proposed rooftop PV panels installed on an apartment building; the grid will be tied via underground cable to another property i.e. across a boundary line to the service equipment on another building.

    Thanks in advance for your input.
     
    #1 Francis Vineyard, Aug 11, 2017
  2. north star

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    & ~ &

    Are there any documents approving \ recording
    this "utility line from one property over to another
    property" [ i.e. - Zoning or local ordinances
    approval ] ?

    & ~ &
     
    #2 north star, Aug 11, 2017
  3. ICE

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    It's not "utility" in the usual sense. The POCO might see this as one property selling power to another property. Edison gets real testy about a quid pro quo that religates Edison odd man out.

    What about access accorded to each property for the entire system?
     
    #3 ICE, Aug 11, 2017
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  4. mark handler

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    Can non-PV service lines transend the Property lines? Yes.
    As long as it is recorded, i do not see an issue
     
    #4 mark handler, Aug 11, 2017
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