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Regulatory Compliance Flashcards

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  1. IEEE 1547-2018 defines abnormal performance categories for ride-through; which category has the most robust ride-through requirements?

    Answer: Category III

    Category III has the widest voltage and frequency ride-through, designed for high-DER-penetration areas.

  2. What is the primary purpose of anti-islanding protection required by IEEE 1547 and UL 1741?

    Answer: Prevent inverters from energizing a de-energized utility grid

    Anti-islanding stops inverters from back-feeding a downed grid, protecting line workers.

  3. A supply-side (line-side) PV connection made between the service meter and the main disconnect is governed by which NEC section?

    Answer: 705.11

    NEC 705.11 covers source connections to the service, made on the supply side of the service disconnect.

  4. Which standard addresses electrical safety in the workplace, including arc-flash PPE for solar technicians?

    Answer: NFPA 70E

    NFPA 70E defines workplace electrical safety practices, arc-flash risk assessment, and PPE.

  5. Under NEC 110.26, what minimum depth of working space is required in front of equipment operating at 0–150 V to ground with no exposed live parts opposite?

    Answer: 3 ft

    NEC 110.26 Condition 1 for 0–150 V requires a 3-ft minimum working space depth.

  6. Which ASCE standard is commonly referenced by building codes for wind and snow loads on PV arrays?

    Answer: ASCE 7

    ASCE 7 provides minimum design loads, including wind provisions specific to rooftop solar panels.

  7. Per NEC 690.13, where must the PV system disconnecting means be located?

    Answer: In a readily accessible location

    NEC 690.13 requires the PV system disconnect to be installed at a readily accessible location.