Class A fire Rating = 1703 Type 2?

[MJRobinson]

I have an AHJ that wants a Class A on a data sheet for Panasonic, Now Tesla SC330 Modules. The sheet says UL 1703 Type 2. I was under the impression that everything in 1703 was Class A, but I guess not.

Is Type 2 = Class B?
Is Type 1 = Class A?

My goal is to show that these modules are Class A...crossing fingers.

Data Sheet Attached.


Thanks in advance.

Mike

 

[jaggedben]

It is the racking system in combination with the module that has a class fire rating. You need to look at your racking certification documentation, and find where it says that the system is Class A rated when you use Type 2 modules. Submit both docs in combination to the AHJ.

 

[MJRobinson]

It is the racking system in combination with the module that has a class fire rating. You need to look at your racking certification documentation, and find where it says that the system is Class A rated when you use Type 2 modules. Submit both docs in combination to the AHJ.

Thanks, I was so busy trying to "Get me a module data sheet that says Class A on it" that I forgot about that. It's been years since this has come up.