Pvelectric
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- MA
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- Electrician
My Question: in MA is it allowed to install 2 separate PV systems on a multifamily home . If you have any code article references ? Much appreciate answers, thanks
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Seperate Pv systems
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KDough
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- San Jose, CA
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- Electrician 42 yrs / Electrical Inspector 4yrs
Yes, I believe that it is OK as long as all of the rooftop and ground level equipment stay inside or above the boundary of the individual units . That being said, I don't believe that it would work in multi level buildings where units are stacked on top of one another. This info will not be in the NEC. You would find it in the Building code
jaggedben
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- Northern California
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- Solar and Energy Storage Installer
That sounds more like an issue of ownership arrangements and property rights than building code.Yes, I believe that it is OK as long as all of the rooftop and ground level equipment stay inside or above the boundary of the individual units . That being said, I don't believe that it would work in multi level buildings where units are stacked on top of one another. This info will not be in the NEC. You would find it in the Building code
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