The module marking is technically where UL comes into play. An Inspector will be looking to see what the information is concerning those 6 items as well as look to see who made those measurements and their certification as well as the approval seal.
Look I didn't write the Code but my job for the last 38 years requires me to follow it. You may get an Inspector that feels your panels meet his requirements or maybe not.
The first rule is that the Inspector is always right.
The second rule is even if the Inspector makes a mistake refer to rule 1.
Not that I agree with that but it is a matter of fact.
Hopefully your system will pass and you will be able to generate electricity without spending the big bucks.
Look I didn't write the Code but my job for the last 38 years requires me to follow it. You may get an Inspector that feels your panels meet his requirements or maybe not.
The first rule is that the Inspector is always right.
The second rule is even if the Inspector makes a mistake refer to rule 1.
Not that I agree with that but it is a matter of fact.
Hopefully your system will pass and you will be able to generate electricity without spending the big bucks.
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