Learning Design Concepts of Code NEC 690 for Solar PV System

Unlock the Essentials of NEC 690 for Solar PV Systems

This expertly crafted course, led by a team including a NABCEP PVIP Certified Professional, provides a fast-track to mastering the fundamental concepts of NEC 690. Unlike many other courses, we focus on the essential knowledge you need to confidently work with solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. This understanding is crucial for both industry certifications like the NABCEP Associate and advanced exams. We even include advanced calculations to further support your certification preparation.

Why is NEC 690 so important?

Understanding the National Electric Code (NEC), specifically Article 690, is critical for anyone involved in solar PV system design and installation, whether in the US or internationally. Codes like the NEC and NFPA70 are the foundation for designing safe and reliable systems, protecting both people and property.

• Essential for Solar PV Design: If you're interested in designing solar PV systems, a solid grasp of NEC 690 is mandatory to achieve a professional level of knowledge.
• Global Relevance: The principles covered are applicable worldwide, making this a valuable skill for any aspiring solar professional.
• Foundation for Further Learning: This course will provide a strong foundation for understanding the National Electric Code, a widely used standard globally.

Course Content Highlights:

• NEC 690.1: Definitions: Gain a clear understanding of key terms like Interactive Systems, Multimode Systems, and DC or AC Coupled Multimode Systems.
• NEC 690.7: Maximum Voltage: Learn two methods for understanding and managing maximum voltage within a solar PV system.
• NEC 690.8: Maximum Current & Circuit Sizing: Master concepts of maximum current and conductor sizing using two different methods.
• NEC 690.12: Rapid Shutdown Systems: Understand the requirements and importance of Rapid Shutdown Systems for safeguarding human safety.
• NEC 690.9: Over-Current Protection: Learn the core concepts of over-current protection devices (OCPDs) and when they are required.

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