A.A pilot hole one-half the length of the bolt

B.A pilot hole one-fourth the length of the bolt

C.A 5/16 in pilot hole through the roof into the rafter

D.A 1/8 in, pilot hole through the roof into the rafter

A.Microinverters can be installed with either polycrystalline or monocrystalline modules, negating the need for rapid shutdown compliance.

B.Building-integrated PV shingles will be flush or nearly flush with other shingles, but the electrical energy produced will be less than polycrystalline or monocrystalline modules.

C.Rapid shutdown requirements within 1 ft of the array boundary.

D.Polycrystalline modulesare more shade-tolerance than eitheramorphous or monocrystalline modules and allow a larger array to be installed, including in area where shading could be seasonally problematic.

A.A close as practicable to the PV array requiring rapid shutdown

B.At point on the residence designated by the AKJ and fire marshal

C.On the rapid shutdown initiation device.

D.On or no more than 1 m (3. 3 ft) from the service disconnecting meant

A.illumination shall be provided by lightingoutlets controlled by automated means only.

B.must be equipped withpanic hardware and open m the directionof egress.

C.Battery cabinets, racks, or trays must have a minimum clearance of 12 in. from any wall.

D.Gas pipe equipment must be constructed and installed for a Hazardous Class I location.

A.36 in. from the right and left edges of the inverter

B.30 in. or the width of the ac disconnect, whichever is greater

C.36 in. from the top of the ungrounded inverter terminals

D.30 in. from all exposed live parts and terminals