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MS/Nis—60418' RECEIVED ION Solar 4801 N University Ave.Suite 900 ION SEP 19 2023 Provo, UT 84604 luke.rowley@ionsolar.com September 6,2023 BUILDING DIVISIION RE:Tilaye Gebreselassie Residence-12575 Southwest Watkins Avenue,Tigard,Oregon To Whom It May Concern: I have evaluated the roof structural elements of the residence for the required design loads and the additional load that will be imposed by the proposed solar system.The existing roof information was provided by a site visit by an audit team at ION Solar. Based on that site visit,it is my understanding that the roof framing information is as follows: Structural Framing Type: 2x6 Rafters @ 24"O.C. Roofing Material: Composition Shingle The Required codes and loads are as follows: Codes 2022 OSSC,2021 ORSC,Load Standard:ASCE 7-16 Risk Category: II Wind Speed(3-Sec Gust,MPH): 96, Exposure Category:B Ground Snow Load(psf): 36 Roof Snow Load(psf): 26 Roof Live Load(psf): 20(superseded by roof snow load) After reviewing the existing roof framing information and in accordance with the structural calculations on sheet S-5 which were performed according to the applicable codes and loads above,it is my recommendation that the existing roof framing is adequate to safely and sufficiently support the required structural design loads and the weight of the new solar system as is.Alteration or replacement of existing structural elements is not required. This evaluation only applies to the areas of the roof that will be directly supporting the solar system and does not make any recommendations for any other structural components of the building.The racking must be installed per the manufacturer's recommendations. The 5/16"x 3-1/2"zinc plated steel lag screw used to attach the solar system to the roof must be staggered to evenly distribute the loads over the affected area and must penetrate the rafters with a minimum embedment depth of 2.5" CEO PROFF THIS LETTER VOID UNLESS STAMPED Sincerely, \��� G I N E ss/O A. Luke Rowley,PE � 4� F.p 9 9 50 P r OREGON qC q�V /1, �y 09/08/2023 qN RO`N ' EXPIRES:12/31/24 ENPHASEDATA SHEET esI DI RECEIVED S E P 1 9 2023 CITY OF TIGARD BUILDING DIVISION QB 11� IQ8 and IQ8+ Microinverters Easy to install Our newest IQ8 Microinverters are the industry's first microgrid-forming,software- • Lightweight and compact with defined microinverters with split-phase power conversion capability to convert DC plug-n-play connectors power to AC power efficiently.The brain of the semiconductor-based microinverter • Power Line Communication is our proprietary application-specific integrated circuit(ASIC)which enables the (PLC)between components microinverter to operate in grid-tied or off-grid modes.This chip is built in advanced 55nm technology with high speed digital logic and has super-fast response times • Faster installation with simple to changing loads and grid events,alleviating constraints on battery sizing for home two-wire cabling energy systems. High productivity and reliability • Produce power even when the Enphase grid is down* • More than one million cumulative hours of testing year limped warr Int\ • Class II double-insulated enclosure Part of the Enphase Energy System,IQ8 Series 108 Series Microinverters redefine reliability Microinverters integrate with the Enphase IQ Battery, standards with more than one million cumulative • Optimized for the latest high- Enphase IQ Gateway,and the Enphase App monitoring hours of power-on testing,enabling an industry powered PV modules and analysis software. leading limited warranty of up to 25 years. Microgrid-forming 11 41110 • • Complies with the latest advanced grid support** CERTIFIED • Remote automatic updates for ��ll,•, the latest grid requirements Connect PV modules quickly and easily to 108 Series I08 Series Microinverters are UL Listed as • Configurable to support a wide Microinverters using the included Q-DCC-2 adapter PV Rapid Shut Down Equipment and conform with cable with plug-n-play MC4 connectors. various regulations,when installed according to range of grid profiles manufacturer's instructions. • Meets CA Rule 21(UL 1741-SA) requirements ©2022 Enphase Energy.All rights reserved.Enphase,the Enphase logo,IQ8 Microinverters,and other *Only when instated with IQ System Controller 2, names are trademarks of Enphase Energy,Inc.Data subject to change. meets UL 1741. **IQ8 and IQ8PIus supports split phase,240V IQ8SP-DS-0002-01-EN-US-2022-03-17 installations only. IQ8.and IQ8+ Microinverters INPUT DATA IDCI 108-60-2-US 108PLUS-72-2-US Commonly used module pairings' W 235-350 235-440 Module compatibility 60 cell/120 half-cell 60-cell/120 half-cell,66-cell/132 half-cell and 72-cell/144 half-cell MPPT voltage range V 27-37 29-45 Operating range V 25-48 25-58 Min/max start voltage V 30/48 30/58 Max input DC voltage V 50 60 Max DC currentz[module Isc] A 15 Overvoltage class DC port II DC port backfeed current mA 0 PV array configuration 1x1 Ungrounded array;No additional DC side protection required;AC side protection requires max 20A per branch circuit OUTPUT DATA IACI 168-60-2-US 108PLUS-72-2-US Peak output power VA 245 300 Max continuous output power VA 240 290 Nominal(L-L)voltage/range' V 240/211-264 Max continuous output current A 1.0 1.21 Nominal frequency Hz 60 Extended frequency range Hz 50-68 AC short circuit fault current over 3 cycles Arms 2 Max units per 20 A(L-L)branch circuit' 16 13 Total harmonic distortion <5% Overvoltage class AC port III AC port backfeed current mA 30 Power factor setting 1.0 Grid-tied power factor(adjustable) 0.85 leading-0.85 lagging Peak efficiency % 97.5 97.6 CEC weighted efficiency % 97 97 Night-time power consumption mW 60 MECHANICAL DATA Ambient temperature range -40°C to+60°C(-40°F to+140°F) Relative humidity range 4%to 100%(condensing) DC Connector type MC4 Dimensions(HxWxD) 212 mm(8.3")x 175 mm(6.9")x 30.2 mm(1.2") Weight 1.08 kg(2.38 Ibs) Cooling Natural convection-no fans Approved for wet locations Yes Pollution degree PD3 Enclosure Class II double-insulated,corrosion resistant polymeric enclosure Environ.category/UV exposure rating NEMA Type 6/outdoor COMPLIANCE CA Rule 21(UL 1741-SA),UL 62109-1,UL1741/IEEE1547,FCC Part 15 Class B,ICES-0003 Class B,CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO.107.1-01 Certifications This product is UL Listed as PV Rapid Shut Down Equipment and conforms with NEC 2014,NEC 2017,and NEC 2020 section 690.12 and C22.1-2018 Rule 64-218 Rapid Shutdown of PV Systems,for AC and DC conductors,when installed according to manufacturer's instructions. (1)No enforced DC/AC ratio.See the compatibility calculator at https://link.enphase.com/module-compatibility (2)Maximum continuous input DC current is 10.6A(3)Nominal voltage range can be extended beyond nominal if required by the utility.(4)Limits may vary.Refer to local requirements to define the number of microinverters per branch in your area. IQ8SP-DS-0002-01-EN-US-2022-03-17 .•. ••••• SILFAB PRIME SILFAB � • � SOLAR" SIL-400 HC+ RELIABLE ENERGY. PROUD DIRECT FROM THE SOURCE . PARTNER OF Designed to outperform. Dependable, durable, high-performance ION solar panels engineered for North American homeowners. SILFABSOLAR.COM ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS I 400 Test Conditions STC _ NOCT Module Power(Pmax) Wp 400 298 Maximum power voltage(Vpmax) V 36.05 33.50 Maximum power current(Ipmax) A 11.10 8.90 Open circuit voltage(Voc) V 43.02 40.35 Short circuit current(Isc) A 11.58 9.34 Module efficiency p/o 20.2% 18.8% Maximum system voltage(VDC) V 1000 Series fuse rating A 20 Power Tolerance Wp O to+10 Measurement conditions:STC 1000 W/mu•AM 1.5•Temperature 25°C•NOCT 800 W/m'•AM 1.5•Measurement uncertainty s 3% Sun simulator calibration reference modules from Fraunhofer Institute.Electrical characteristics may vary by±5%and power by 0 to+10W. MECNANICAL PROPERTIES/COMPONENTS METRIC i IMPERIAL Module weight 21.3kg±0.2kg ;' 471bs±0.41bs Dimensions(H x L x D) 1914mm x 1036mm x 35 mm 75.3 in x 40.8 in x 1.37 in Maximum surface load(wind/snow)' 5400 Pa rear load/5400 Pa front load 112.81b/ft rear load/112.8 lb/ft'front load Hail impact resistance e25mm at 83 km/h el in at 51.6 mph Cells 132 Half cells-Si mono PERC I 132 Half cells-Si mono PERC 9 busbar-83 x 166 mm I 9 busbar-3.26 x 6.53 in Glass 3.2mm high transmittance,tempered, 0.126 in high transmittance,tempered, DSM antireflective coating DSM antireflective coating Cables and connectors(refer to installation manual) 1350 mm,a 5.7 mm,MC4 from Staubli , 53 in,a 0.22 in(12AWG),MC4 from Staubli eacksheet High durability,superior hydrolysis and UV resistance,multi-layer dielectric film, fluorine-free PV backsheet Framei Anodized Aluminum(Black) Bypass diodes 3 diodes-30SQ045T(45V max DC blocking voltage,30A max forward rectified current) Junction Box UL 3730 Certified,IEC 62790 Certified,IP68 rated TEMPERATURE RATINGS WARRANTIES Temperature Coefficient lsc +0.064%/°CI Module product workmanship warranty 25 years"" Temperature Coefficient Voc i -0.28%/°C Linear power performance guarantee 30 years Temperature Coefficient Pmax I -0.36%/°C a97.1%end 1st yr NOCT(±2°C) _ 'I 45°C. 2 91.6%end 12th yr >_85.1%end 25th yr Operating temperature 40/+85°C a82.6%end 30th yr CERTIFICATIONS SHIPPING SPECS UL 61215-1:2017 Ed.1"",UL 61215-2:2017 Ed.1""",UL 61730-1:2017 Ed.1""",UL61730- Modules Per Pallet: 1 26 or 26(California) 2:2017 Ed.1"""CSA C22.2#61730-1:2019 Ed 2"",CSA C22.2#61730-2:2019 Ed.2""", Product IEC 61215-1:2016 Ed.1""",IEC 61215-2:2016 Ed.1"",IEC 61730-1:2016 Ed.2'"",IEC 61730-2:2016 Ed.2"",IEC 61701:2020(Salt Mist Corrosion),IEC 62716:2013(Ammonia Pallets Per Truck. 32 or 31(California) Corrosion),UL Fire Rating:Type 2,CEC Listing""" Factory I IS09001:2015 Modules Per Truck ', 832 or 806(California) " A Warning.Read the Safety and Installation Manual for mounting specifications and before handling,installing and operating modules. "" 12 year extendable to 25 years subject to registration and conditions outlined under"Warranty"at silfabsolar.com. PAN files generated from 3rd party performance data are available for download at silfabsolar.corn/downloads """ Certification and CEC listing in progress.December 2022,expected completion. I + ION L. __ 75.3"[1914mm] I 4. E T +1888.781.7074 12.1"[307mm] 51.2[1300mm] 12.1"[307mm] m IONSOLAR.CO M i' SILFAB SOLAR INC. -Mounting Hole(x4) ,J SOS Cornwall Ave /' 0.5� I Bellingham WA 98225 USA [12mm] \\ T+1360.569.4733 i --11 EF -- info@silfabsolar.com SIL FAB50LAR COM 1 E I E 1770 Port Drive 1.4"[35mm1 �� �o E co Burlington WA 98233 USA I` `� o to rn o T+1 360.569.4733 F� N '? \� on So 240 Courtneypark Drive East w o a Mississauga ON L5T 2Y3 Canada E m. cA, Ern T+1905.255.2501 r 3,3 : 0.06" 53.15" N F+1 905.696.0267 [1.5mm] [1350mm] GIc �V Cable Length o Silfab-SIL-400-He+-20221114 •-CD No reproduction of any kind is allowed without Ca„-Drainage Hole(x8) permission Data and information is sublect to modifications without notice 0 S lfab Solar Inc., f _ 0 1a _t 2022 Silfab Solar'is a registered trademark of Silfab Solar Inc. _ 2.4"[60mm] 8"[200mm] I -.,. PRODUCT CUT SHEET :OEcoFasten For Installers. By Installers. - CF UNIV L- FOOT MLL 3 " PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 2012022 CF UNIV L-FOOT MLL 3" 0 Wimp, (((tio • ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION 1 CLICKFIT L FOOT ASSEMBLY 1) CLICKFIT L FOOT ASSEMBLY 00.79 THRU ■ i ■ � . `�, 1.79 3.06 Wmr I'll 2.76 . 00.38 THRU it for : Material Aluminum/Stainless Steel Finish Mill REV.- CS 1 IEcoFasten For Installers. By Installers. CLICK COMPLETE RAIL- BASED RACKING SYSTEM \ S1AL _ AT EN GU DE REVISION DATE: 06/1 5/23 VERSION: v3.2 ECOFASTENSOLAR.COM REVISION DATE 06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK A INSTALLATION GUIDE oOa Eco F a stert For Installers. By Installers. Clicking the page name will take you to that page TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 01 FEATURES & BENEFITS PAGE 02 INTRODUCTION PAGE 03 OVERVIEW PAGE 04 COMPONENTS PAGE 05 RATINGS PAGE 06 ARRAY LAYOUT PAGE 07 INSTALLATION PAGE 08 GROUNDING PAGE 27 ACCESSORIES PAGE 31 CLAMP PART NUMBERS PAGE 37 COMPATIBLE MODULES PAGE 38 PAGE 01 REVISION DATE:06/1S/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK ao� � INSTALLATION GUIDE ooa EcoFasten For Installers. By Installers. Amy A CLICKFIT ClickFit conforms to UL 2703 and is one of the fastest installing rail-based systems in the industry. Thanks to its Click-In Rail assembly, the rails can be connected to any of EcoFasten's composition shingle, tile, and metal roof mounts in seconds without the need for fasteners or tools. The ClickFit system is made of robust materials, such as aluminum and coated steel, to ensure corrosion resistance and longevity. ClickFit has been tested in extreme weather conditions including wind,fire, and snow. FEATURES • Tool and fastener free rail attachment • Fully integrated bonding • Click-on Mid & End Clamps PAGE • Compatible with a variety of EcoFasten roof attachments 02 REVISION DATE:06/1S/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE 0EcoFastenR For Installers. By Installers. • INTRODUCTION This manual describes the installation of the ClickFit mounting system for photovoltaic modules on pitched roofs. Described within are details for composition shingle and tile, attachments for ClickFit System. Other roof types as well as all other installation manuals can be found for download at www.EcoFastenSolar.com. GENERAL INSTALLATION CONDITIONS Failure to observe the requirements in this document can lead to the exclusion of all guarantees and product liability. EcoFasten Solar reserves the right to amend this document without prior notice. STABILITY & CONDITION OF THE ROOF The roof must be in good condition and strong enough to support the weight of the modules, including the additional equipment,wind and snow loads.When in doubt, consult with the engineer of record, and/or the local building inspector. APPLICATION RANGE OF CLICKFIT Refer to the Compatible Module List at the end of this document. Please refer to the Ecofasten ClickFit span tables for system structural certification and allowable spans. WARRANTY Guarantee according to the warranty conditions and general terms and conditions of • EcoFasten Solar.These conditions can be found on the website at www.EcoFastenSolar.com. LIABILITY EcoFasten Solar cannot accept any liability whatsoever for damage or injury caused by not taking adequate safety precautions or(accurately)following the instructions given, or resulting from negligence during the installation of the product and any corresponding accessories specified in this document. PAGE 03 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK aoD EcoF INSTALLATION GUIDE DV4 a Sten For Installers. By Installers. " OVERVIEW The ClickFit mounting system consists of patented adjustable tile hooks and L feet, rails, and the installation materials required for the mounting of photovoltaic modules on composition shingle or tile roofs. For simplicity,tile hooks and L feet will be referred to as"attachments". ATTACHING TO THE ROOF The attachments are secured to the roof.Attachments are height-adjustable to level the system on uneven roof surfaces. ATTACHING THE RAIL The rail assembles to the attachments with a Clicker.The rail simply clicks into place without the use of any tools. ATTACHING THE MODULES The modules are attached to the rails by means of mid clamps and end clamps. Installer must review module and any 3rd party manufacturer's documentation for compatibility and compliance with warranty terms and conditions. WARNING: This product must be installed and used according to this written instruction. Any installation or use of this product not in accord with or not authorized by this written instruction shall void any and all warranties, express or implied, on the product or the use of the product and may cause failure, property damage and personal injury. EcoFasten is not liable for any unauthorized use. Install and use only with other EcoFasten products to ensure proper fit and function. PAGE 04 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK 0 INSTALLATION GUIDE tEcoFastenR For Installers. By Installers. SYSTEM COMPONENTS REQUIRED 11 CLICKFIT RAIL RAIL SPLICE TILE HOOK L-FOOT END CAP MID CLAMP END CLAMP SIMPLEBLOCK-U SMART FOOT SYSTEM COMPONENTS ACCESSORIES Lv JUNCTION BOX MODULE JUMPER MLPE MOUNT WIRE MANAGEMENT CF WIRE CLAMP MANAGEMENT CLIP PAGE Refer to ClickFit Alternate Component Addendum for components not shown 05 REVISION DATE:O6/1S/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK 0 I \STALLATIR GUIDE IOa EcoFasten' For Installers. By Installers. RATINGS Fire Rating Class A*and B**System Fire Rating Max System Voltage 1500 VDC Max Fuse Rating 40A Certification Conforms to UL STD 2703 and UL SUBJECT 2703A Warranty 25 Year Material and Workmanship UL 2703 Markings Product listing label is located on the End Clamp Roof Pitch 1/2:12-21:12 UL 2703 Allowable Design Load Rating 10 psf downward,5 psf upward,and 5 psf lateral Max Module Size 25.6 sqft Module Orientation Portrait or Landscape Multiple use Rated Components(Position Independent) Mid Clamp,Frame MLPE Mount and MLPE Mount Conforms to UL SUBJECT 2703A Smart Foot on Steep Slope Asphalt Shingle Roof *Class A System fire rating with Steep and Low Slope roofs and Type 1,2,and 29 PV modules with no skirt required.Class A System fire rating with Steep Slope Roofs and Type 4 and 5 modules with south edge skirt required.Any roof-to-module gap is permitted.This rating is applicable with any roof attachment. **Class B System fire rating with Steep Slope roofs and Type 4 and 5 modules,no skirt required.Any roof-to-module gap is permitted.This rating is applicable with any roof attachment. UL 2703 MARKING EXAMPLE: EF Gus MARKINGS 101 LOCATED ON Intertek END CLAMP bus YX ® 5017913 CONFORMS TO UL STD 2703 TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS Component Torque(in-lb) Notes Lag Screw N/A Fully Seat.Use visual indicator of the black EPDM ring around the bonded washer for torquing. Mid-Clamp 144 End-Clamp 144 Rail Clicker Leveling Bolt 144 Pre-torqued upon delivery.Applies to Tile Hook and L-Foot/Clicker Hook Height Bolt N/A Lightly clamp hook to flush with top of next tile row Ground Lug N/A Refer to specific ground lug manufacturer's installation manual MLPE Clip 144 MLPE Mount 144 PAGE 06 REVISION DATE 06HS/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK A oçEcoFasten INSTALLATION GUIDE R For Installers. By Installers. • Refer to span tables, local jurisdiction, or engineer of record specifications when determining setbacks from roof edges, attachment spans, etc. • Mark the perimeter and corners of the array on the roof surface. *Add 3/4"to account for the gap between modules in each direction* • Draw or snap chalk lines where the rails will be installed,(refer to module manufacturer specs to determine allowable mounting locations). • Locate rafters within the area of the array. It may be necessary to shift the array East or West on the roof in order to fall within the rail cantilever specs(1/3 of span). • Stagger rafters every row if required by the local jurisdiction, engineer of record, or company policy. PAGE 07 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v3.7 CLICK 11 INSTALLATION GUIDE ocEcoFosten R For Installers. By Installers. PRE-INSTALLING RAIL SPLICES 1. Determine the number of rails required per row of modules. 2. Insert a rail splice into one rail. Do not push it past the center bump. 3. Slide the next rail onto the rail splice until the two rail ends meet. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until the desired length is achieved. THERMAL EXPANSION • A thermal expansion gap is required per each continuous 60' length of modules. • Leave a 2" minimum gap in the ClickFit rail and also between the modules at that point. • Bonding across the thermal gap should be accomplished with an approved ground lug PAGE for each array and an equipment grounding conductor 08 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE ;Oa EcoFasterr For Installers. By Installers. INSTALLATION OF FLASHING & L-FOOT -'" • ClickFit for comp shingle roofs uses EcoFasten GF-1 watertight flashing system. A • Other roof types may use different EcoFasten attachments, visit ecofastensolar.com to learn about other applications. Ale *Note the orientation of the L-Foot and clicker. The clicker should be facing downslope INSTALLATION STEPS: O 1. Locate the rafter. 2. Drill 7/32" pilot holes at all attachment points and back fill using roof-compatible sealant. 3. Separate shingles where flashing is to be installed. Insert the flashing so the top portion is under the next row of shingles north of the pilot hole. Ensure the flashing is pushed to the third-course of shingle to prevent water infiltration through the vertical joints between shingles. 4. Align GF-1 flashing hole with pilot hole. Insert the lag bolt with pre-installed bonded washer through the L-Foot and flashing.Tighten the lag bolt until fully seated.The EPDM bonded washer ring visual indicator is the most effective way to ensure a watertight seal. PAGE 09 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK 0 INSTALLATION GUIDE ;çEcoFasten For Installers. By Installers. SMART FOOT INSTALLATION O O CIIckFit Clicker O #14x3 Screw with 0 Bonded Washer (6) Cl Smart Foot 0 COMPOSITION SHINGLE INFORMATION 0 0 Shingle Joint 0 Q Shingle Step 0 Shingle Course 0 Keyways are the gaps between each tab of a 3-tab shingle Smart Slide. Attachments can be installed on most common shingle types. PAGE 10 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK aIEcoFosten INSTALLATIONIDN GUIDED For Installers. By Installers. SMART FOOT INSTALLATION - PREPARATION 0 Cps Snap chalk lines for attachment locations up to 1" below the drip edge of the upslope shingle course. Attachments can be installed anywhere along a shingle course, but should not overhang drip edge. QMark Smart Foot locations based on the allowable span between attachments. © Draw long vertical marks over Smart Foot locations which can be used to help align them during installation. Clean mounting location with brush to clear any dirt or debris. Make sure the roof is clear of ice and snow. OInstall Smart Foot on individual shingle course, DO NOT straddle two different shingle courses. If the shingle course =` is wavy, it is acceptable to cut away the second course to properly align the mount. PAGE 11 REVISION DATE 06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK \STALLATION GUIDE IOa EcoFosten. For Installers. By Installers. SMART FOOT INSTALLATION PREPARATION © O Smart Foot should be installed on the '— flat part of the shingle when possible. Avoid installing Smart Foot on shingle steps taller than 1/8". • •a • OAvoid placing Smart Foot attachments directly over keyways or shingle joints. If they cannot be avoided, fill the exposed gap of the keyway or shingle © joint above the mount with approved r - sealant. OApply a bead of roof sealant over and exposed shingle joints north (upslope) of a mounting foot. Please reference our approved sealant list posted on our website. PAGE 12 REVISION DATE:06/1S/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK o> INSTALLATION GU aEcoFastenR IDE ooa For Installers. By Installers. SMART FOOT INSTALLATION ORemove release liner from bottom of Smart Foot attachments before installing. Place Smart Foot attachment into position on roof. Minimal force is required when pressing Smart Foot into position. There is no need to apply excessive pressure. Smart Foot 0 attachments will be difficult to relocate ,., `' after applying pressure ALWAYS DOUBLE CHECK THE ATTACHMENTS POSITIONS BEFORE PLACING ON ROOF! f PAGE 13 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK iEcoFostenINSTALLATIONGUIDE o For Installers. By Installers. SMART FOOT INSTALLATION - RAFTER ATTACH m O All rafter attached installations require two #14x3" Structural Screws: • 0 • +A• For rails running East to West on the • 0 root use the two holes in the center of Smart Foot. 0 C)I For rails running North to South on a • the roof, use two holes on one side of • • the rail attachment slot mount. 0 • ODrive each screw, checking to make sure 0 A the EPDM washer is fully compressed. OIf the first screw misses the rafter or feels like it's on the edge of a rafter, follow the rafter friendly process shown in steps 3a-3c. NOTE: DO NOT REMOVE ANY SCREWS © THAT HAVE MISSED THE RAFTER • 0 • I •, • • PAGE 14 REVISION DATE 06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK çtEcoFastenINSTALLATIONGUIDE For Installers. By Installers. SMART FOOT INSTALLATION - RAFTER ATTACH 3A CO Drive a second screw through the adjacent hole either to the left or • �" right of center, whichever is closest • to the rafter. • • • 0 If the rafter is hit with the second screw, drive a third screw into the rafter directly below to complete the attachment installation. Two #14x3" ® Structural Screws MUST be installed into the rafter. • 4 3) If more than three screws miss the • rafter, follow the deck attaching procedure and reduce attachment spacing as required to meet site specific engineering. Note that for North / South rails if the first two screws miss the rafter the deck installation procedure should be io 14 followed. • • • PAGE 15 REVISION DATE 06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE IIEcoFastenp For Installers. By Installers. SMART FOOT INSTALLATION - DECK ATTACH OInstall six#14x3" Structural Screws in an alternating pattern. This helps ensure , (° . even compression of the Smart Foot attachment. kJ Q Q ' O After initial tightening, check to make sure all EPDM washers are properly compressed. V NOTE: If three or more screws are -_ i stripped during installation, leave _ ti Ami ipi the Smart Foot installed and install another attachment within the acceptable attachment spacing for .,......,................,,........."....„0„„../ the project. Proper Torque for EPDM Washers 1 I a CORRECT INSTALL TILTED NOT ENOUGH TORQUE TOO MUCH TORQUE PAGE 16 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE o iEcoFasten p v For Installers. By Installers. INSTALLING THE RAIL OPlace the rail in the Clickers. VO Ensure the rails extend a minimum of 2" past the last attachments in each row. O Push the rail into the L-foot clicker starting on the side with the plastic clips first, then roll the rail into seated position. Verify the rail is sitting flush with both ledges. If attachments are extremely misaligned it may be necessary to loosen the leveling bolt 1 d— and adjust the height of the L-foot. Tighten the clamping bolt to 144 in-lbs. OLevel the rail if necessary by loosening the bolt attaching the Clicker to the L-foot or tile hook. d— PAGE 23 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE oOa EcoFastenR For Installers. By Installers. FIRST MODULE INSTALLATION O With the rails in position and leveled, start by clicking on the end clamps. 411 Place the first module on the rails 0 and slide the module to the end clamps. Ensure the end of each rail extends between 0.75" and 1.75" past the module (cut rail if necessary.) O Tighten the end clamp to 144 in-lbs. 0 PAGE 24 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE IitEcoFosten For Installers. By Installers. LAST MODULE INSTALLATION 0 Repeat steps 1-4 above for the other end of the row, ensuring that the end of the rail extends between 0.75" and 1.75" past the module (cut rail if necessary.) O QIf using the end cap, slide the end cap onto the rail and snap on to the back on the end clamps. End caps can be installed at any phase of the installation after the End Clamps have been installed. 0 PAGE 25 REVISION DATE 06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK IIEcoFasten NSTALLATION GU DE V For Installers. By Installers. - INSTALLING ADDITIONAL MODULES O CLICK IT ON Click a mid clamp onto each rail. %r 0 SLIDE IT UP -' O Slide the mid clamps until they are ` flush with the side of the existing module. O PLACE AND TIGHTEN Place and slide the next module firmly against the mid clamps. Align the bottom edges of the modules.Tighten mid clamps to 144 in-lb. 0 Addillilih:%.*,4,,.,, '' © PAGE 26 REVISION DATE 06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE IEcoFastenp For Installers. By Installers. BONDING AND GROUNDING BONDING PATHS Bonding paths are carried throughout the array in a variety of ways.They are carried module-to- module and module-to-rail through mid clamps, carried at rail-to-rail connections through the splices, and carried row-to-row using module jumpers or grounding lugs with bare copper. For easy row to row bonding, EcoFasten recommends using our Module jumper. 0 MID CLAMP 2 mid clamps bonding pairs of modules GROUNDING LUG 1 ground lug per continuous array 0 ir,, .;_ , „art __,,,,,„:„:„......,„ .., , . .. , . , A MODULE JUMPER :; ,,,, 1 module jumper bonding module to module and row to row RAIL SPLICE 1 splice bonding adjacent pair of rails PAGE 27 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE çEcoFasten' For Installers. By Installers. - GROUNDING r:). NECESSARY COMPONENTS One of the following grounding lugs (or any UL 2703 Compliant ground Lug): • BurndyCL50-1TN Ground Lug (UL 2703 - E3514343/ UL 467-E9999) '-‘ • ILSCO SGB-4 Ground Lug a e' (UL 2703 - E354420/ UL 467 - E34440) ' • ILSCO GBL-4DBT — : (UL 2703- E354420/ UL467- E34440) • ILSCO GBL-4DBTH ah. (UL 2703- E354420/ UL 467- E34440) • ILSCO GBL-4SS (UL 2703- E354420/ UL 467- E34440) *Equipment grounding wire should be sized in accordance with the National Electrical Code,NFPA70 PAGE and a minimum of 1/4"clearance is required between bare copper wires and aluminum components. 28 REVISION DATE:06/1S/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE EFEcoFastenR v For Installers. By Installers. MLPE MOUNT INSTALLATION OLower the MLPE Mount to the rail.Tilt and hook the mount around the top"dog ear"of the rail • O Set the MLPE Mount flush with the top of the rail OSlide the microinverter flange between the OMLPE Mount and the serrated bolt flange 2 OTighten the bolt to 144 in-Ibs ORepeat this process for all other microinverter and/or optimizer installations O MLPE MOUNT IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE FOLLOWING MLPE DEVICES: AP SYSTEMS:DS3,QS1,QT2 and YC600 (Remove star washer prior to installation) 4 ENPHASE:M250-72,250-60,M215-60,C250-72,S230,S280,IQ 6,IQ 6+,IQ7,IQ 7A,IQ 7+,IQ7 PD,IQ 7X,Q Aggregator;IQ8-60,IQ8PLUS-72,IQ8A-72,IQ8H- 208-72,IQBH-240-72,IQBM-72,may be followed by-2-US t HOYMILES:HM-xxxNT where xxx can be 300,350,400,600,700 and 800 NEP:BDM-300,BDM-300X2,BDM-550,BDM-650 and BDM-800 SOLAREGE:M1600,P300,P320,P340,P370,P400,P401,P405,P485,P505, P600,P700,P730,P750,P800p,P800s,P801,P850,P860,P950,P960,P1100, P1101,S440,S500,S500B,S650B,S1200,S1201 TIGO:Tigo Access Point(TAP),TS4-R-X(where X can be F,M,0,or S), TS4-R-X-DUO(where X can be M,0,or S),TS4-A-X(where X can be F,2F, 0,0-DUO,or S) YOTTA:DPI 208/480(Remove star washer prior to installation) PAGE 29 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK ooa Ec o Fa stenR INSTALLATION � _ IDE o For Installers. By Installers. WIRE CLIP INSTALLATION 0 With the ClickFit Rail in place and the Wire Clip in hand, place the wire end on either side of the rail. O With the wire end touching the bottom lip of the rail, roll and click-in the Wire Clip to the opposite end of the rail. OYou will hear an audible click when the Wire Clip is set in place. 7 0 I PAGE 30 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATIIU\ GUIDE IEcoFostenR v For Installers. By Installers. WIRE MANAGEMENT CLAMP The following components have been tested and evaluated with Ecofasten's ClickFit System. The ratings described in the ClickFit Installation Manual apply when using this component. WIRE MANAGEMENT CLAMP The components referenced in this addendum conform to STD UL 2703 (2015) Standard for Safety First Edition: Mounting Systems, Mounting Devices, Clamping/ Retention Devices, and Ground Lugs for Use with Flat-Plate Photovoltaic Modules and Panels. STRIPPING THE SCREWS Be careful not to over torque the screws as this will eliminate any amount of downforce on the clamp. In the event of a stripped screw into the rail, back out the screw and drive the screw into a new location on the rail. Avoid placing the screw on the dog ears of the rail PAGE 31 REVISION DATE:06/1S/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK 0 INSTALLATION GUIDE C EcoFostenP For Installers. By Installers. INSTALLING WIRE MANAGEMENT CLAMP 1 O Collect the screw,top clamp, and bottom clamp afrom the box and assemble. NOTE:The bottom clamp has two vertical columns which help guide and align the top 1411100 clamp during installation. 444114k4 J Once assembled,the clamp can be placed anywhere on the top or side of the rail depending on where wire management is needed. © - OPTION: If desired, PV wires or Trunk cables can be inserted at this time before driving down the screw. OUsing an 5/16"socket and an impact or drill, drive the self-tapping screw through the - .. ry ,,, assembly and into the ClickFit rail where desired for wire management. OPTION: If PV wires or Trunk cables have already been inserted into the clamp assembly, Ott, the installation is complete. 0 Insert the PV wires or Trunk cables into the assembly on either side and fully tighten the self-tapping screw making sure not to strip out the screw into the rail. (If screws are over t torqued into the rail, see notes on"Stripping the : K Screws"). Be sure that the clamp is not pinching the wires when fully seated to the rail. 0 NOTE:The wire clamp can hold up to 4 PV wires or 2 trunk cables.Although easiest to install the wires after the screw has been slightly inserted into the rail, installers have the flexibility to place wires in the clamp before or after the Ighihk screw has been drilled through the rail. PAGE �� r 32 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE çEcoFastenp For Installers. By Installers. MODULE MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING During servicing or maintenance, module removal may disrupt the bonding path and could introduce the risk of electric shock. If module removal is required for servicing,then a Module Jumper shall be installed to the adjacent modules to maintain the bond path. Modules should only be removed by qualified persons in compliance with the instructions in this manual. — Bond Path • Grounding Lug Equipment Grounding Conductor(EGC) generally to earth ground . Brackets/Mid-Clamps and L-Foot Module Jumper t:/ Ilsco SGB-4 Approved for 410 Mounting to L-Foot as alternate grounding location ‘, PAGE 33 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE tEcoFastenR For Installers. By Installers. JUNCTION BOX INSTALLATION JUNCTION BOX PREPARATION Prior to installation, use step drill bit to place pass through holes for conduits or water-tight connectors. Drill bit starter locations are provided on the sides and front of enclosure. Do not install conduit facing up roof. 11."Pirip • RAIL INSTALLATION Use rail-specific MLPE mounting hardware to attach Rail Hangers to rail. Ensure junction box is pushed as close to the rail as possible.Torque to 80-in Ibs(1/2"or 7/16"socket), do not overtighten. *If installing in areas with ground snow loads greater than 40 psf,install Junction Box under module directly next to module frame edge. PAGE 34 REVISION DATE:06/1S/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK INSTALLATION G _ IDE aoD EcoFostenp For Installers. By Installers. JUNCTION BOX INSTALLATION DECK SCREWS WITH SEALING WASHERS(2X) DECK MOUNTED INSTALLATION For conduit that will go into the attic, place the box and flashing in a position that avoids rafters and single joints. Slide the flashing under the shingle course and align the bottom of the box with the flashing. an EPDM foam gasket is pre installed to the underside of the junction box to seal the box and flashing together once compressed. no additional sealant is required. secure the supplied(2x)#12x3"deck screws until the junction box is pulled tight to the flashing. Do not over torque screws to avoid stripping the screws in the decking. *If installing pass through fittings,ensure that the Junction Box and roof deck are both properly prepared.Complete installation process before attaching the Junction box to the deck. FINALIZING INSTALLATION Install wiring, conduit and fittings per NEC requirements and following local AHJ guidance. Using Philips Head Driver tighten the bolt. For additional details refer to the fullJunction Box Installation Manual. PAG E 35 REVISION DATE:06H5/23 VERSION:v3.2 CLICK aO EcoFas II�STALLATICN GUIDE ten For Installers. By Installers. • SKIRT INSTALLING (OPTIONAL) The skirt is designed to give the rows of the array facing the eave of the roof a uniform appearance. • If the snow load is greater than 20psf in your region two skirt clamps are required per module and skirt coupling must be used. Contact EcoFasten for information on the skirt coupling. • EcoFasten offers three options for skirts:"A","B"and"C."A"skirt are design for panel thickness of 35mm and 40mm."B"Skirt are design for panel thickness of 32mm and 38mm. "A"and"B"skirt can be identified by their inner channel. "B"skirt will have a ribbed inner channel where"A"skirts will have a smooth inner channel. "C"skirts are only design for 30mm panels and do not have an inner channel and do NOT have an inner channel. SKIRT COMPONENTS SKIRT& END CAP • SKIRT CLAMP INSTALLATION 1. Once the first row of modules is installed (or after the array is complete), located the appropriate skirts and skirt clamps. Our 65" skirts typically cover one landscape module and our 80" and 81" skirts typically cover 2 portrait modules. 2. Place the skirts making sure to align them with the array edge for a clean look. two clamps are needed for each skirt. place the skirt clamp within 10" of the skirt on both ends making sure that the skirt clamp is fully seated on to the module and skirt.Tighten to 12 ft/lbs. 3. With the first skirt in position tap the end cap into the skirt and place the second skirt into the cap as well. The cap will now double as a splice or coupling for proper alignment.Again, place two skirt clamps within 10" of the skirt on both ends. 4. Repeat steps for each skirt. 5. Be sure to install end caps at each end of the array for a clean look. 6. If the skirt needs to be cut for perfect alignment,you may do so using an appropriate tool. PAGE 36 REVISION DATE:06/1S/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATION GUIDE JiEcoFasten For Installers. By Installers. CLAMP PART NUMBERS END CLAMPS Frame Thickness Article Number 30-40 mm 2099039 MID CLAMPS Frame Thickness Article Number 30-40 mm 2099022 40-50 mm 2099023 INSTALLER RESPONSIBILITIES Periodic re-inspection of components shall be performed to verify that there is no corrosion detrimental to system strength and electrical conductivity, no loose bolts,and/or other variables that could compromise array safety.Any corroded or damaged components shall be immediately replaced. PAGE 37 REVISION DATE:06/15/23 VERSION:v32 CLICK INSTALLATION G.._ IDE ;Oa EcoFasten� For Installers. By Installers. MANUFACTURER LIST OF UL 2703 APPROVED TYPE 1, 2 & 29 PV MODULES* SEG Solar modules with 35 and 40 mm frames SEG-aYY-xxx-ZZ SEG Solar Where"a"can be blank,6 or B;"YY"can be blank, MA, MB, PA,or PB;and "ZZ"can be blank, BB, BG, BW, HV,WB,WW, BMB, BMA-HV, BMA-TB, BMB- HV, BMB-TB, BMD-HV Seraphim modules with 35,40 and 50 mm frames Seraphim USA SRP-xxx-YYY-ZZ Where"xxx"is the module power rating;and"WY"can be 6MA,6MB,6PA, 6PB,BMD,6QA-XX-XX,and 6QB-XX-XX;ZZ is blank,BB or HV Sharp modules with 35 and 40 mm frames Sharp NUYYxxx Where"YY"can be SA or SC Shinsung E&G Shinsung Modules with 35 mm frames SSVxxx-144MH Silfab Modules with 35 and 38 mm frames Silfab SW-Z-xxxAb Where"YY"can be IL,SA, LA,SG or LG;"Z"can be blank, M, P,or X;"A"can be blank, B, H, M, N;and"b"can be A, C, C+,G, K, L, M, N,T, UorX Solar4America modules with 30,35 and 40 mm frames Solar4Almerica S4Axxx-ZZyyAA Where"ZZ"can be 72 or 108;"yy"can be MH5 or MH10;and"AA"can be blank, BB or SW Solarever modules with 35 mm frames Solarever SE-zzz*yy-xxxM-aaa Where"zzz"can be 166 or 182;"yy"can be 83 or 91;and"aaa"can be 108 or 144 Solaria modules with 35 and 40 mm frames Solaria PowerA-xxxY-ZZ Where"A"can be X or XT,"Y"can be R or C and"ZZ'can be blank,AC, BD, BX,BY,PD, PL, PM,PM-AC, PX,PZ,WX or WZ Solarcity modules with 40 mm frames Solarcity (Tesla) SCxxxYY Where"YY"can be blank, B1 or B2 SolarTech modules with 40 and 42 mm frames SolarTech AAA-xxxYY Where"AAA"can be PERCB-B, PERCB-W, HJTB-B,HJTB-W or STU "Yr can be blank, PERC or HJT PAGE 45 Data Sheet Enphase Networking • Enphase The Enphase IQ Combiner 4/4C with IQ Gateway and integrated LTE-M1 cell IQ Combiner 4/4C modem (included only with IQ Combiner 4C) X-IQ-AM1-240-4 consolidates interconnection equipment X-IQ-AM1-240-4C into a single enclosure and streamlines IQ microinverters and storage installations by providing a consistent, pre-wired solution for residential applications. It offers up to four „i 2-pole input circuits and Eaton BR series 'ENPxsE busbar assembly. Smart • Includes IQ Gateway for communication and control • Includes Enphase Mobile Connect cellular modem (CELLMODEM-M1-06-SP-05),included only with IQ Combiner 4C • Includes solar shield to match Enphase IQ Battery aesthetics and deflect heat 'E.1 • • Flexible networking supports Wi-FL i Ethernet,or cellular • Optional AC receptacle available for PLC bridge • Provides production metering and consumption monitoring m Simple • Centered mounting brackets support single stud mounting • Supports bottom,back and side conduit entry • • Up to four 2-pole branch circuits for 240 VAC ` . ,• • F plug-in breakers(not included) X-IQ-AM1-240-4C • 80A total PV or storage branch circuits Reliable • • Durable NRTL-certified NEMA type 3R enclosure • Five-year limited warranty • Two years labor reimbursement program coverage included for both the IQ Combiner SKU's • UL listed (Ii10 LISTED X-IQ-AM1-240-4 E N PHAS E, To learn more about Enphase offerings,visit enphase.com u Enphase IQ Combiner 4/4C MODEL NUMBER IQ Combiner 4 (X-IQ AM1-240-4) IQ Combiner4 with Enphase IQ Gateway rinted circuit board for integrated revenue grade PV production metering(ANSI / 0.5°)and consumption monitoring(+/ 2.5i).Includes a silver solar shield to match the IQ Battery system and IQ System Controller 2 and to deflect heat. IQ Combiner 4C(X-IQ-AM1-240-4C) IQ Combiner 4C with Enphase IQ Gateway printed circuit board for integrated revenue grade PV production metering (ANSI C12.20+/-0.5%)and consumption monitoring(+/-2.5%).Includes Enphase Mobile Connect cellular modem (CELLMODEM-M1-06-SP-05),a plug-and-play industrial-grade cell modem for systems up to 60 microinverters. (Available in the US,Canada,Mexico,Puerto Rico,and the US Virgin Islands,where there is adequate cellular service in the installation area.)Includes a silver solar shield to match the IQ Battery and IQ System Controller and to deflect heat, • ACCESSORIES AND REPLACEMENT PARTS (not included,order separately) Ensemble Communications Kit MODEM- -S' h 5-year Sprint data m ---•- -Includes COMMS-KIT-01 and CELLMODEM-M1-06 SP-05 with 5- data plan for COMMS-CELLMODEM-M1-06 Ensemble sites CELLMODEM-M1-06-SP-05 -4G based LTE-M1 cellular modem with 5-year Sprint data plan CELLMODEM-M1-06-AT-05 -4G based LTE-M1 cellular modem with 5-year AT&T data plan Circuit Breakers Supports Eaton BR210,BR215,BR220,BR230,BR240,BR250,and BR260 circuit breakers. BRK-10A-2-240V Circuit breaker,2 pole,10A,Eaton BR210 BRK-15A-2-240V Circuit breaker,2 pole,15A,Eaton BR215 BRK-20A-2P-240V Circuit breaker,2 pole,20A,Eaton BR220 BRK-15A-2P-240V-B Circuit breaker,2 pole,15A,Eaton BR215B with hold down kit support BRK-20A-2P-240V-B Circuit breaker,2 pole,20A,Eaton BR220B with hold down kit support EPLC-01 Power line carrier(communication bridge pair),quantity-one pair XA-SOLARSHIELD-ES Replacement solar shield for IQ Combiner 4/4C XA-PLUG-120-3 Accessory receptacle for Power Line Carrier in IQ Combiner 4/4C(required for EPLC-01) XA-ENV-PCBA-3 Replacement IQ Gateway printed circuit board(PCB)for Combiner 4/4C X-IQ-NA-HD-125A Hold down kit for Eaton circuit breaker with screws. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Rating Continuous duty: __. _, System voltage 120/240 VAC,60 Hz Eaton BR series busbar rating 125 A Max.continuous current rating 65 A Max,continuous current rating(input from PV/storage) 64 A Max.fuse/circuit rating(output) 90 A Branch circuits(solar and/or storage) Up to four 2-pole Eaton BR series Distributed Generation(DG)breakers only(not included) Max.total branch circuit breaker rating(input) 80A of distributed generation/95A with IQ Gateway breaker included IQ Gateway breaker 10A or 15A rating GE/Siemens/Eaton included Production metering CT 200 A solid core pre-installed and wired to IQ Gateway Consumption monitoring CT(CT-200-SPLIT) A pair of 200 A split core current transformers MECHANICAL DATA Dimensions(WxHxD) is (5 .5 )with _.._rack._._. .. 37.5 x 49 5 x 16.8 cm(14.75"x 19.5"x 6.63").Height 21.06 (53:5 cm)w mounting brackets. Weight 7.5 kg(16.5 Ibs) Ambient temperature range -40°C to+46°C(-40°to 115°F) Cooling Natural convection,plus heat shield Enclosure environmental rating Outdoor,NRTL-certified,NEMA type 3R,polycarbonate construction Wire sizes • 20 A to 50 A breaker inputs:14 to 4 AWG copper conductors • 60 A breaker branch input:4 to 1/0 AWG copper conductors • Main lug combined output:10 to 2/0 AWG copper conductors • Neutral and ground:14 to 1/0 copper conductors Always follow local code requirements for conductor sizing. Altitude Up to 3000 meters(9,842 feet) INTERNET CONNECTION OPTIONS Integrated Wi-Fi 802.17b/g/n .-.�.--,.„.•_.u„._..,_ Cellular CELLMODEM-M1-06-SP-05,CELLMODEM-M1-06-AT-05(4G based LTE-M1 cellular modem). Note that an Enphase Mobile Connect cellular modem is required for all Ensemble installations. Ethernet Optional,802.3,Cat5E(or Cat 6)UTP Ethernet cable (not included) COMPLIANCE Compliance,IQ Combiner UL 1741,CAN/CSA C22.2 No.107.1, 47 CFR,Part 15,Class B,ICES 003 Production metering:ANSI C12.20 accuracy class 0.5(PV production) Consumption metering:accuracy class 2.5 Compliance,IQ Gateway UL 60601-1/CANCSA 22.2 No.61010-1 To learn more about Enphase offerings,visit enphase.com a EN PHAS E ©2022 Enphase Energy.All rights reserved F iphase,the Enphase logo,IQ Combiner 4/4C,and other names are trademarks of Enphase Energy,Inc.Data subject to change.08-26-2022