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Proper grounding of a photovoltaic (PV) power system is critical to helping ensure electrical safety during its lifetime. PV equipment needs to be properly bonded, in addition to code-compliant grounding, so that the low current flows on metal parts can facilitate the operation of over current and ground-fault protection.

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How do I find a NABCEP certified PV system Inspector?

**To locate a NABCEP Certified PV System Inspector, please go to installer-locator. If the system has been sold but not installed, the applicant must submit a signed letter from the customer stating that they are satisfied with the sales process and the purchased PV installation system.

What is a NABCEP PV installation professional (pvip) certification?

NABCEP PV Installation Professional (PVIP) Certification (see Section 3) AND 16 hours of ad-vanced training (see Section 10.5), AND installation of at least two solar hot water systems (see Sections 10.2 and 10.5 for definition of years of experience and training).

What is an advanced PV installation course?

6 hours of the National Electric Code (NEC) “Advanced” is defined as a course which provides instruction beyond the “basic,” “fun-damental,” or “introductory” PV Installation principles and practices.

Who should take Advanced PV training?

Courses should be designed for the Professional who is prepared to maintain a decision-making role in the design, project management, installation, and/or commissioning & maintenance of a system. Advanced PV training must be offered by one of the following education providers:

How does TÜV SÜD evaluate PV modules?

TÜV SÜD evaluates the performance of your PV modules to ULC/ORD-C1703, UL 1703 and IEC 61730 safety standards as well as IEC 61215 and IEC 61646 performance standards. Our experts conduct factory audits that include initial and follow-up surveillance for manufacturing facilities.

How do I become a NABCEP certified PV installation Professional Emeritus?

Currently recognized by NABCEP as a NABCEP Certified PV Installation Professional Emeritus. Achieve a passing score on the NABCEP PV Associate Examination. At least five (5) years of documented PV installation systems sales-related experience. All proposals and related proprietary information are treated as confidential by all NABCEP staff.