Re: [RE-wrenches] Location of DC disconnect vis-a-vis rapid shutdown exemption

Thanks Darryl. I guess I can add that I am in CA and so looked only at the 2014. I also looked at the 2017 article. Man, I have to say, my impression remains that really starting with 2008 the code has just gotten worse and worse when it comes to PV, but that is just me. Not really sure

Re: [RE-wrenches] Location of DC disconnect vis-a-vis rapid shutdown exemption

I think the code says Outside readily accessible, On Sun, Apr 15, 2018 at 12:22 PM, Mark Frye wrote: > Folks, > > As I recall, an inverter and it's integrated DC disconnect need only be > placed in an accessible location. I am thinking of putting an inverter high > up

[RE-wrenches] Location of DC disconnect vis-a-vis rapid shutdown exemption

Folks, As I recall, an inverter and it's integrated DC disconnect need only be placed in an accessible location. I am thinking of putting an inverter high up on the wall inside a garage. That would be OK vis-a-vis the location of the disconnect (still accessible for maintenance). If I do