PV Modules Sample Clauses

PV Modules. Contractor shall furnish and install all PV Modules. Module supplier to be determined by Contractor based on Recommended Supplier List provided as Appendix A to Exhibit 1. Number of PV Modules required shall be determined by Contractor with a guaranteed minimum total module dc installed capacity. PV Modules shall have a minimum 10 year workmanship warranty and 25 year linear power output warranty.
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PV Modules. Contractor shall furnish and install all PV modules. Module supplier must either be an approved supplier included in Exhibit K to the Agreement or approved in writing by Owner. Section 858 of Pub. L. 113-191 (from NDAA 2015) will apply, but only to solar panels (not racking, inverters, screws, etc). The Trade Agreements Act applies. Number of modules required shall be determined by Contractor but shall meet the minimum total module nameplate dc installed capacity specified in this Exhbit A. Owner shall have the option to obtain excess spare modules from Contractor’s original purchase at no additional markup from Contractor. Modules shall come with a minimum 10 year workmanship warranty and 25 year linear power output warranty. Flash test data and string level IV curve data will be provided as part of turnover.
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PV Modules. The term “PV Modules” shall mean PV cells or modules, whether based on a-Si Technology, CIGS Technology or other PV Technologies.
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PV Modules. The warranty for module defects after installation should be at least 10 years. The Successful Contractor shall provide a manufacture power guarantee for all PV modules that will be installed with their serial numbers that guarantees that the loss of the output is not more than 10% during the first 10 years and up to 20% in total after 25 years. The warranty must state that the malfunctioning solar photovoltaic module must be exchanged by the manufacturer. The replacement solar module must be identical to, or an improvement upon, the original design of the malfunctioning solar module.
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PV Modules. The PV modules proposed by Offeror shall comply with at least the following: • IEEE 1262 “Recommended Practice for Qualifications of Photovoltaic Modules”. • System modules shall be UL1703 listed and CEC listed. • Modules shall be new, undamaged, fully warranted without defect. • If PV modules using hazardous materials are to be provided, then the environmental impact of the hazardous material usage must be disclosed, including any special maintenance requirements and proper disposal/recycling of the modules at the end of their useful life.
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PV Modules. 2.1 The PV modules shall be one of the module types detailed in Project Developer’s Technical and Financial Feasibility Study unless otherwise agreed with the Ministry in its absolute discretion.
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PV Modules. The PV module(s) shall contain crystalline silicon solar cells. • The power output of the module(s) under STC should be a minimum of 74 W, either two modules of minimum 37W output each or one module of 74W output should be used. • The operating voltage corresponding to the power output mentioned above should be 16.4 V. • The open circuit voltage of the PV modules under STC should be at least 21.0 Volts. • The terminal box on the module should have a provision of opening for replacing the cable, if required. 2. Inverter: • The inverter should be of quasi sine wave or full sine wave type with frequency in the range of 20-35 KHz. • The total electronic efficiency should be at least 80%. • No blackening or reduction in the lumen output by more than 10% should be observed after 1000 ON/OFF cycles (two minutes ON followed by four minutes OFF is one cycle). • The idle current consumption should not be more than 10 mA. • Electronics should operate at 12 V and should have temperature compensation for proper charging of the battery through out the year. • Necessary length of wires, cables, and fuses should be provided. • The PV module will be used to sense the ambient light level for switching ON and OFF the lamp. 3.
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PV Modules. The PV Modules shall be UL 1703 listed, IEEE 1262 approved, and currently on the California Energy Commission (CEC) list of Eligible Renewable Equipment. In addition, all modules must have a minimum twenty (20) year warranty. The Seller shall create a uniform appearance of the arrays. Spacing between individual modules and panels should be uniform. As much as possible, all mechanical hardware, conduit, junction boxes, and other equipment should be concealed beneath and/or behind the array when practical or required by applicable code.
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