Fire Safety - yingli solar YL185P-23b-PC Manuel D'installation Et De Sécurité

» SHOCK HAZARD FROM ELECTRICALLY LIVE PARTS!
Check the PV-Modules before mounting.
Defect module must not be installed.
» DANGER OF STUMBLING AND FALLING!
Attach loose cables to the substructure, but do not apply any stress to the cables.
» SHOCK HAZARD FROM ELECTRICALLY LIVE PARTS!
FIRE HAZARD FROM FAULTY INSTALLATION!
Do not disassemble or modify YGE PV modules in order to remain safe. Doing so will void the warranty.
» SHOCK HAZARD FROM ELECTRICALLY LIVE PARTS!
FIRE HAZARD FROM FAULTY INSTALLATION!
Do not disconnect electrical connections under load to avoid arcs. Keep connectors dry and clean.
» SHOCK HAZARD FROM ELECTRICALLY LIVE PARTS!
Use personal protection means per the applicable regulations. Do not wear metallic jewellery during installation.
» SHOCK HAZARD FROM ELECTRICALLY LIVE PARTS!
DANGER OF FALLING FROM ROOFS!
Keep unauthorized people away from the construction site.

3.3 FIRE saFETY

» The fire resistance rating of the modules is Class C.
» FIRE HAZARD FROM FAULTY INSTALLATION!
Follow the applicable regulations for fire protection at buildings.
» FIRE HAZARD FROM FAULTY INSTALLATION!
The installation of a PV system on a building may affect fire safety.
For roof application, the PV system must be mounted over fire resistant roof covering rated for the application.
» FIRE HAZARD!
Do not install or use PV modules near hazardous locations with flammable gases.
» SHOCK HAZARD FROM ELECTRICALLY LIVE PARTS!
FIRE HAZARD!
POTENTIAL FALLING FROM ROOFS
In case of a fire in a building YGE PV modules on the roof are likely to produce dangerous DC voltage,
even in the cases of:
» low light intensity,
» modules being disconnected from the inverter,
» modules being partly or entirely destroyed and
» wiring being compromised or destroyed.
» During and after a fire stay away from all elements of the PV system, inform the fire brigade about the particular hazards
from the PV system. Have your installer perform the necessary steps to bring the PV system back into a safe mode.
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