Sunflare PowerFit20 User manual
Installation Instructions for the
PowerFit20 Photovoltaic Modules
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Sunflare Components List
• Metal Standing Seam Roof Width Requirement
In order for the PowerFit20 to be properly installed, the width between the internal
peaks of the seams must be no less than 15.5”. The PowerFit20 is only compatible
with flat standing seam roofs. Any striations or other non-flat surfaces may prevent the
module from adhering for the intended lifetime.
• WMS Spacer Tube
Specs: 203.2 x 50.8 x 25.4 mm
Description: PVC spacer tube used for
two functions: 1) as placement between
two adjacent modules and 2) as a way
to adhere the junction box to the roof.
The spacer tube comes with two sides of
adhesive to install onto the roof and the
bottom of the junction box cover.
• WMS Wire Conduit
Specs: 1675.0 x 31.75 x 31.75 mm
Description: PVC wire conduit that runs
parallel with the peak of each seam. It
will be justified to one side of the seam
and allow for a clean wiring for each
module to go to the roof cap. This piece
will be installed with the butyl-based
adhesive included with the component.
• WMS Junction Box Cover
Specs: 388.3 x 235.0 x 31.9 mm
Description: PVC junction box cover used
to house and protect the wiring between
two adjacent modules. It will be adhered
using DOW 804 adhesive to create a
water-tight seal.
31.75±2 mm
[1.25±0.1 in]
Profile View
Top-Down View
31.75±2 mm
[1.25±0.1 in]
1675.0±2 mm [65.9±0.1 in]
Profile View
Top-Down View
50.8±2 mm
[2.0±0.1 in]
R1.0
25.4±2 mm
[1.0±0.1 in] 25.4±2 mm
[1.0±0.1 in]
203.2±2 mm
[8.0±0.1 in]
Profile View
Top-Down View
235.0±2 mm
[9.25±0.1 in]
388.3±2 mm
[15.28±0.1 in]
25.86±2 mm
[10.2±0.1 in]
2.0±2 mm
[0.08±0.1 in] 32.15±2 mm
[1.27±0.1 in]
29.86±2 mm
[1.18±0.1 in]
31.86±2 mm
[1.25±0.1 in]
2.63°
142°
• 8” Jumper Cable
Specs: 8” long. 10AWG PV wire with
MC4 heads
Description: Pre-cut MC4 PV cabling for
an easy connection between two adjacent
modules. This cable will be housed
underneath the junction box cover.
Recommended Component List
• 7.5’ Jumper Cable
Specs: 7.5’ long, 10 AWG PV wire with
MC4 heads
Description: Pre-cut MC4 PV cabling
for connecting one pair of modules
to another pair of modules. This cable
will run from a junction box on one
PowerFit20, through the WMS wire
conduit, to the next pair of PowerFit20s.
• AP Smart System Component
RSD-S-PLC
Specs: 129 x 30 x 16 mm
Description: Allows for the rapid
shutdown of the PV system while
meeting the NEC 2017 and 2020
requirements. This device will be
attached underneath the ridge cap of
the building and connected to each row
of modules per seam.
Website: 4301615202_RSD-S-PLC-
Datasheet_Rev2.2_2021-3-27.pdf
(apsmartglobal.com)
• DOW 804
Specs: 10.1 Oz DOW 804 PV Sealant
Description: Silicone resin that will be
used to help adhere the WMS junction
box cover to the WMS wire conduit. This
will allow for a more structurally sound
install, along with creating a water-proof
sealant to prevent debris from entering
the WMS.
Other Required Components
• Inverters
Consult your installer to determine the
optimal inverter that will be compatible
with the PowerFit20 system. Attached
is a compatibility list for the AP Smart
component suggested by Sunflare. If the
AP Smart component is not being used,
one should consult the installer for the
optimal inverter based on the array size.
• Wiring for homeruns
Extra PV wiring will be needed to
complete the PowerFit20 array. This
wiring will be needed to connect
modules between seams, as well as
being used as the final homeruns going
to the inverter. Consult your installer
that the proper gauge cable is used
depending on the appropriate array size.
• MC4 Male/Female heads
Sunflare’s PowerFit20 modules use MC4
male and female connectors. MC4 male
and female connectors will be needed
for completing the excess wiring with
the proper sized PV cables.
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Introduction
This manual provides important safety
instructions for the Sunflare PowerFit20 module
and should be read and understood in its entirety
prior to handling and installation. These modules
have been certified by CSA Group to UL1703 and
UL790 for installation on standing seam metal
roofing systems. These installation instructions
are valid for Sunflare PowerFit20 modules.
Installation, commissioning, servicing and repairs
to the module, and an array, should only be
carried out by qualified and authorized persons
in compliance with local and national electrical,
fire, and health and safety codes. If there are any
discrepancies between these instructions and the
applicable local or national codes, the local and
national codes take precedence.
These instructions are intended as a guideline
for professional solar system integrators and
installers only.
The PowerFit20 modules are not intended for
installation by unqualified end users. These
instructions are to be retained for future
reference in case of maintenance, ownership
change, or disposal.
Installation Instructions for the PowerFit20
Photovoltaic Modules
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General & Electrical
Safety Information
• Danger! These modules can produce lethal
electrical voltages when connected in series.
Read all safety information prior to handling.
Failure to adhere to the following safety
guidelines can lead to arcs, fires, and electric
shock hazards.
• The module is considered in compliance with
UL 1703 only when the module is mounted
in the manner specified by the mounting
instructions below.
• Any module without a frame (laminate)
shall not be considered to comply with the
requirements of UL1703 unless the module
is mounted with hardware that has been
tested and evaluated with the module under
this standard or by field inspection certifying
that the installed module complies with the
requirements of UL 1703.
• The PV modules should only be used for the
purpose for which they are intended.
• Concentrated or artificial sunlight shall not be
directed onto the PV module.
• All work on the PV system should be
performed by qualified personnel only.
• Warning! Solar modules generate direct
current (DC) when exposed to light. Breaking
or opening a connection under load, i.e. when
current is flowing, can cause an electric arc
which will not self-extinguish.
• Never work on the system or module under
load.
• Always turn o and disconnect the inverter
or other loads before working on the system.
• Under normal conditions, a photovoltaic
module is likely to experience conditions
that produce more current and/or voltage
than reported at standard test conditions.
The requirements of the National Electrical
Code (NEC) in Article 690 shall be followed
to address these increased outputs. In
installations not under the requirements of
the NEC, the values of Isc and Voc marked on
this module should be multiplied by a factor
of 1.25 when determining component voltage
ratings, conductor ampacities, overcurrent
device ratings, and size of controls connected
to the PV output.
• Installing solar photovoltaic modules and
systems requires specialized skills and
knowledge. Do not attempt to install these
modules if not qualified to do so.
• Installation should only be performed by
qualified persons.
• The installer assumes all risks of injury that
might occur during installation, including but
not limited to the risk of electric shock.
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• Danger! A single module generates more
than 30V DC when exposed to sunlight and
system voltages can be as high as 1000 V.
Contact with voltages greater than 30V DC
can be hazardous, leading to electric shock
and possibly death.
• Danger! Even though it is safe to walk on the
PowerFit20, it could become dangerous if the
top surface has been damaged, degrading
the dielectric resistance of the module. This
could lead to electric shock. Have qualified
personnel ensure all modules surfaces are
undamaged before walking on them.
• Danger! Water exposure can lead to
increased risk of electric shock if the
module’s encapsulation system has been
compromised. Have qualified personnel
ensure there is no current leakage and
the system is in safe working order before
walking on or working on the modules.
• Danger! The PowerFit20 modules may
become slippery when wet. This could
cause a slip hazard. If modules are wet, walk
carefully, and keep your center of gravity.
Failure to do so could result in a fall hazard
leading to personal injury. If working on a
roof without a parapet or other curb type
system, fall protection needs to be deployed.
• Danger! Do not stand or walk on modules
unless they are clean. Dirt and debris could
damage the outer surface of the module
exposing electrical components leading to
electric shock.
• Danger! Do not drop objects such as tools
onto the modules. This could damage the
modules encapsulation surfaces exposing
electrical components leading to risk of
electric shock.
• Warning! Short circuits on the DC side of
the installation can cause arcing. Unlike
arcs occurring in low voltage AC wiring,
these arcs are not self-extinguishing. The
high temperatures generated by these arcs
can destroy connectors. If not handled
and installed according to instructions, PV
modules can present a lethal as well as a fire
hazard.
• Danger! Damaged modules, cables, and
connectors can present a shock hazard
resulting in electrocution and death. Do not
attempt to install, service, remove, touch
or modify a damaged module. Damaged
modules should only be removed by qualified
professionals wearing appropriate personal
protection equipment for high voltage. If
damaged modules are found, they should
be immediately identified and secured from
access by unauthorized individuals. Never
attempt to remove or otherwise service a
damaged module if it is wet or raining.
• Danger! To service a module, (1) isolate the
string from others in the system, (2) use
blackout blankets on the entire string to
remove voltage from the system and then (3)
disconnect the target module. You may then
remove the module from the roof keeping the
blackout blanket over the module to prevent
voltages from developing during removal.
Failure to follow these procedures may lead
to electric shock.
• All electrical work must be performed
by qualified personnel only. All electrical
material must be suitable for DC and rated
for the existing system voltage. If exposed to
sunlight, the electrical material must be UV
resistant.
• String configuration should be planned in
accordance with the inverter manufacturer’s
instructions.
• If the installation is taking place in Canada, it
must be in accordance with CSA C22.1, Safety
Standard for Electrical Installations, Canadian
Electrical Code, Part1.
Fire Safety
• The presence of photovoltaic modules and
support structures (racking systems) on a
roof can change the roofing system’s fire
performance.
• Roof construction and photovoltaic system
support structures may aect the fire safety
of a building. Improper installation may
create a hazard in the event of a fire.
• The module is certified by CSA for use over a
Class A standing seam metal roofing system
when installed per these instructions. They
are not certified for other applications.
• The Sunflare Wire Management System
(WMS) is required to maintain the fire rating
of the modules.
• Only butyl-based adhesives are certified to
adhere the PowerFit20 modules to a roof
membrane.
• Use components such as ground fault circuit
breakers and fuses as required by local
authorities.
• Provide rapid shutdown devices per the NEC.
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Installation Safety
• Follow all local and national safety
precautions when on a roof, including but not
limited to fall protection, gloves, helmets, and
safety glasses.
• Warning! A photovoltaic module can act as
a sail in even low wind conditions knocking
or pulling an installer o a roof. In addition,
modules can become missiles if unsecured
and blown away by the wind. A flying module
can injure roofers or people on the ground.
Use all appropriate precautions including fall
protection and module capture devices to
ensure safe handling in the event of winds
or wind gusts. Note, wind gusts can be
unpredictable and are not always preceded
by increased wind speeds. Care must be
taken to ensure modules are always safely
secured.
•
When handling electrical components use
all appropriately rated personal protective
equipment for handling any possible voltages
at the job site.
• Warning! Do not install solar systems when
it is raining or the work surfaces are wet,
icy, or otherwise slippery. This could lead to
personal injury.
• Warning! Do not install in the rain, snow or
in windy conditions. This could lead to
personal injury.
•
Avoid exposing cables to direct sunlight to
help prevent their degradation over time.
• Danger! Never open electrical connections
(such as connectors) when the circuit is
under load.
• Danger! Contact with electrically charged
parts of the modules, such as terminals,
can result in burns, sparks and lethal shock
whether or not the module is connected.
• Keep unqualified persons away from the work
area and the system during transportation
and installation.
• Completely cover the module with an opaque
material during installation to prevent
electricity from being generated.
• Do not wear metallic jewelry including ear,
nose, and lip rings, watchbands, pins, or any
other metallic object during installation or
troubleshooting of photovoltaic systems.
• Use only insulated tools that are approved
for working on electrical installation at the
voltages possible present at the job site.
• Follow all safety regulations and instructions
in the installation manuals for all components
of the system.
• Do not remove or modify any leads or
connectors provided with your module. Doing
so could result in electrical shock, arcing, and
fires as well as void the module’s warranty.
• Use only MC4 connectors from Multi-Contact
when connecting to these modules.
• The fire rating of this module is valid only
when mounted in the manner specified
in the mechanical mounting instructions in
this manual.
• Consult your local authority for guidelines
and requirements for building and or
structural fire safety.
• Do not install this module near flammable
materials or materials with flammable
o gasses.
Handling Safety
• System designers and installers are
responsible for proper support structure
design. Sunflare is not responsible for
supporting structures, including but not
limited to the roof structure.
• Follow all local, regional, and national
statutory regulations and obtain all required
building permits.
• Only use equipment, connectors, wires, and
support systems suitable for solar electric
systems.
• Do not lift or carry the module by its junction
box or electrical leads.
• Do not stand or step on the module until they
are fully installed.
• Do not stand or walk on modules unless they
are clean. Dirt and debris underfoot could
cause damage to the surface of the module
reducing its electrical performance.
• Do not drop the module or allow objects to
fall on the module.
• Do not place heavy or sharp objects on the
module.
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• Use only original packaging when
transporting or moving the modules.
• Do not disassemble the modules or
remove any nameplates, serial numbers, or
components from the modules.
• Do not apply paint or adhesive to the
module.
• Do not modify the module in any way.
• Warning! Do not scratch, hit or damage
the top sheet or the back sheet in any way.
Damage to these components could create
an electric shock hazard.
• A module with a damaged or torn top sheet
or back sheet cannot be repaired and must
not be used.
• Work only under dry conditions, and use only
dry tools. Do not handle modules when they
are wet.
• Danger! Keep uninstalled modules in their
box until it is time to install them. Make
jumper connections to the junction boxes
immediately upon installation to keep water
and debris from penetrating the junction box
connectors. If immediate connection isn’t
possible, take measures to prevent water
and dirt from entering the junction box
connectors. Failure to protect the electrical
connections could result in electrical arcs
leading to fire and possibly shock hazards.
• Danger! All electrical contacts should be kept
dry and clean. Failure to do so could lead to
electrical arcs resulting in fire and possible
shock hazards.
• Keep all connectors and wires away from the
roof or any area which may collect water.
• Modules should not be subjected to
concentrated loads or stresses during or
after installation other than those from
environmental factors such as wind and snow
loads.
• Warning! Do not attempt to roll or fold the
modules. Doing so could result in internal
electrical damage leading to arc faults and
fires.
Mechanical Installation
Approved Roof Systems
The PowerFit20 module is certified by CSA as
part of a Class A roofing system per UL 790
when installed over metal standing seam roofing
systems when the following requirements are met:
The PowerFit20 module with Heliobond and
the Sunflare Wire Management System (WMS)
is certified as Class A over any Class A metal
standing seam roofing constructions.
Metal Roof Manufacturer Approvals
The PowerFit20 module is fully engineered to
reduce stresses on metal standing seam roofs and
provide a compatible interface. However, before
installing PowerFit20 with Heliobond PVA 600BT
per these instructions, you must obtain approval
from the metal standing seam roof manufacturer.
Ensure you follow all their recommendations and
requirements. Sunflare makes no guarantees or
warranties in relation to the roofing and therefore
takes no liability for damage or leaks in the
membrane that might be caused from installing
the modules.
Roofing Prep
The roof surface must be thoroughly cleaned and
clear of the debris prior to installation and primed
if required to meet load requirements. Failure to
properly clean the roof can result in much lower
load capacities than calculated and could result in
module adhesive failures resulting in an electrical
arc and flying debris hazards that could lead to
fires and personal injury.
Besides dust and debris, the roof surface must
be dry and free from water, ice or snow prior
to module installation. In addition, the roofing
surface must be between 40°F -120°F (4°C
to 49°C) during installation. Failure to follow
these requirements will result in poor adhesion
that could lead to premature failure resulting in
electrical arcs and fires, and flying debris and
personal injury. In addition, poor adhesion due
to insucient roof prep can result in moisture
conditions under the modules that facilitates
unwanted microbial buildup. This could lead to
mold and rot of the laminate and the roof surface.
Sunflare will not take liability for degradation
or failure of the module or the roofing surface
resulting from poor installation.
To meet the required load capacity, it might
be necessary to prime the roofing surface. Use
only primers specified by the roof manufacturer
and follow all manufacturer’s instructions for
application. Immediately install the PowerFit20
module upon completion of the priming of the
surface.
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Figure 1. Showing the adhesive on the wire conduit
being installed on one side of the standing seam.
Figure 2. Shows the adhesive on the back of the
PowerFit20 module.
Figure 3. Shows the first PF20 modules installed
adjacent to the WMS wire conduit.
Align the first module near the ridge of the roof.
Ensure the module is aligned to the side of the
standing seam where the WMS wire conduit was
installed. The side of the module where there are
no junction boxes should be aligned with the top
of the WMS wire conduit near the ridge. Proceed
to peel the adhesive backing o the module and
apply pressure to the module to adhere it to the
flat space. Use a rubber wheeled roller to ensure
the proper pressure is applied to the module.
Module Installation
After the roof has been cleaned to the
requirements above, the components can be
adhered to the roof. Align one of the WMS wire
conduits to one side of the standing seam. Ensure
the side that opens is facing away from the seam.
Remove the adhesive lining and install the WMS
wire conduit with the top edge going as close
to the ridge cap as possible. This will be used to
gauge where the first module will be installed as
well as be a location to run the wiring.
With the first module adhered, use one of the
WMS spacer tubes and remove the adhesive
covering from the bottom. Center the spacer
tube and adhere it adjacent to the first module
installed on the seam. Apply pressure for the
adhesive to stick to the metal roof.
The WMS spacer tube will be used to help adhere
the junction box cover and also help guide the
distance in between modules. Take the second
module and line it up so that it is adjacent to
the WMS spacer tube and in line with the first
module installed. Once placed, remove the
adhesive covering and apply pressure to install
the second module. Ensure the junction boxes
on the second modules are on the upward slope
so that they are next to the junction boxes of the
first module installed.
Before installing the last WMS component for the
two modules, connect one of the 8” MC4 jumper
cables. These should be installed on the junction
boxes of the two modules that are opposite the
side of the WMS wire conduit pieces. Using the
7.5’ MC4 jumper cables connect one end to the
module located on the upward slope and run it
through the WMS wire conduit towards the ridge
of the roof. Use another 7.5’ MC4 jumper cable
to connect it to the bottom module and run it
through the WMS wire conduit towards the eave
of the roof.
Take another piece of the WMS wire conduit and
line it up so that the bottom of the component
on the downhill slope is even with the end of the
second module. Remove the adhesive covering
and apply pressure to install the component.
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Figure 4. Shows the spacer tube installed with the
first module on the standing seam.
Figure 6. Shows the second piece of WMS wire
conduit being installed.
Figure 5. Shows the second module installed with
the spacer tube, first module, and first WMS wire
conduit piece.
The last component can now be installed with a
bead of DOW 804 adhesive sealant around the
perimeter of the WMS junction box cover. First
remove the adhesive backing on top of the WMS
spacer tube. This will adhere to the bottom side
of the WMS junction box cover. Using a caulking
gun, run a bead of DOW 804 around the entirety
of the perimeter of the WMS junction box cover.
Carefully place the WMS junction box cover
so that the edge of it goes around the outside
of each set of junction boxes. The side of the
junction box cover should go over and around
the WMS wire conduit to ensure a watertight
seal. Apply pressure to the junction box cover to
complete the installation.
Repeat this process until you have fully installed
all modules on the seam before moving onto
the next seam. It is important the roof surfaces
remain clean during the application process.
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Figure 9. Shows the full installation of (2) modules
along with the WMS components.
Figure 8. Shows the location of where the DOW
804 needs to be for the WMS junction box cover.
Figure 10. Shows a full roof section of 4 modules in
each channel.
Figure 7. Shows the 8” MC4 jumper cable installed
along with both ends of the 7.5’ MC4 jumper cable.
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When connecting the AP Smart component, it is
important to understand the limitations with the
PowerFit20 modules. No more than (6) modules
should be connected in series to one AP Smart
component. Doing any more will result in failure
of the PV system.
Figure 11. Shows the proper connections of the AP
Smart components using (1) AP Smart component
for each standing seam.
Electrical Installation
Whenever possible use the jumper cables
provided by Sunflare. They are cut to the correct
size and have the proper mating connectors for
the modules. For making homerun cables follow
the instructions and requirements below.
Conductors
Use only USE-2 or UL 4703 “PV Wire” for jumpers
and homerun cables. These wires meet NEC
requirements per Section 690.31 (C) for use in
outdoor exposures in solar arrays. Minimum wire
gauge is AWG 12 (4mm2). Use larger gauge wire
(lower gauge number) for longer runs or where
reduced electrical resistance is desired. Follow
all NEC guidelines for wire size and installation
requirements.
Connectors
Use only Multi-Contact MC4 plug connectors
from Staubli (www.staubli-alternative-energies.
com). Using any other connector with a Sunflare
PowerFit20 module will void the warranty.
Fuses
All Sunflare PowerFit20 modules must be
protected by appropriate overcurrent protection
devices per NEC guidelines. The maximum
series fuse rating for the PowerFit20 module is
12A. Follow all NEC guidelines for fuse rating
requirements including size and type.
Connecting in Series
Only connect PowerFit20 modules in series
strings and protect each series from other
paralleled strings with proper overcurrent
protection. It is recommended that no more
than 6 modules should be in series per an AP
Smart component. No more than 20 AP Smart
components should then be connected in series.
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Maintenance and Repair
The Sunflare PowerFit20 module is designed for
a 25-year life and under normal circumstances
should require no maintenance. However, due to
the wide variety of environmental conditions and
installation practices it is recommended to fully
inspect the system and all connections every 6
months.
Read these installation instructions thoroughly
before inspecting or servicing a Sunflare
PowerFit20 system. Inspection and service
should only be carried out by qualified personnel
using all appropriate OSHA recommended
personal protection equipment. Disconnect the
system prior to inspection. Replace any wires and
connectors that show signs of wear or damage.
Replace any WMS junction box cover that is
damaged or significantly degraded. If a module
is damaged, leave it in place. Do not attempt to
remove the module from the roofing surface unless
it poses an electrical risk. Doing so might damage
the roof surface.
If service or inspection is required, disconnect the
string with the damaged module from all other
strings and use black out blankets to cover all
modules in that string. Check that voltages are
below 5V. Then, disconnect the broken module
from the string and plug the ends of its junction
box connections using the MC4 Staubli sealing
caps PV-BVK4, and PV-SVK4. Then jumper around
the module and reconnect the string.
If the damaged module has compromised electrical
encapsulation it can be removed or encapsulated
in place using a black silicone sealant. Sunflare
will not be liable for roof damage if removing
the module or for any issues that may arise from
encapsulation by applying a sealant.
Cleaning
The Sunflare PowerFit20 module does not require
cleaning except in the case of heavy soiling from
dust or ash. If cleaning is found necessary to
achieve desired power performance, then it should
only be cleaned by professional solar module
cleaners. Prior to cleaning the system, it must be
inspected for safety and approved for cleaning by
qualified personnel. Failure to inspect the system
could lead to electric shock and possibly death.
Never use brushes, soaps, detergents or robotic
cleaners intended for use over glass modules to
clean the PowerFit20 modules. Use only water,
and if required a soft sponge. Do not use soap or
detergents to clean the module. Do not walk onto
the array unless absolutely necessary. Do not walk
on dirty modules or over clean modules with dirty
shoes. Debris underfoot can damage the top sheet
of the module leading to power loss and possibly
module failure.
Mechanical Load Rating
For design purposes, ASC7-16 Section 30
“Components and Cladding” should be used for
calculating the load requirements on the module.
Do not use the photovoltaic specific paragraphs
in Section 29 for load development on the
PowerFit20 product. Those sections are only
relevant to products that are mounted above the
roof surface and thus do not apply to the adhered
PowerFit20 module. Set the eective wind area
equal to one module.
Physical Dimensions
All dimensions have a tolerance of +/- 2 mm
Liability Limitation
Sunflare is not in control of the installation of the
module and hence does not accept responsibility
nor liability for damages arising from improper
use, incorrect installation, operation, or
maintenance of the product.
The information provided by this manual is based
upon Sunflare’s knowledge and understanding
and is believed to be correct and reliable.
However, the customer is responsible for the
installation, operation and maintenance of the
product and any damage that might occur to
the product or the roof as a consequence of
those activities even if the customer followed
guidelines and descriptions set forth in this
manual. Sunflare takes no responsibility for
material incompatibility between Sunflare
components and non-Sunflare components, nor
to any roofing products with which they may
come in contact.
Sunflare accepts no liability for: damages,
financial losses of any kind, business
interruptions, or lost earnings, whether they be
direct or incidental, as a result of the use of the
information contained in these instructions, and
whether or not they are based upon Sunflare’s
negligence.
No suggestions, recommendations, power
ratings, or any other guidance set forth in this
document constitutes an expressed or implied
warranty. Product warranties are not made in this
document. Warranties are included in a separate
warranty document, or through purchase
agreements.
Revision History
Document
Sunflare_PowerFit20_Installation_instruction_V1
Sunflare_PowerFit20_Installation_instruction_V2
Sunflare_PowerFit20_Installation_instruction_V3
Date of Revision
06/07/2021
07/08/2021
09/20/2021
Contact Information
Sunflare Co.
1693 Yeager Avenue
La Verne, CA 91750 USA
Tel: 1-888-577-9935
Email: info@sunflaresolar.com
Web: www.sunflaresolar.com
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