What voltages can Trina Solar modules operate at?

Trina Solar modules are certified for operating in Application Class A installations at voltages below 1000V DC (For TSM-PE05A.**, PE14A.**, below 1500V DC).

What voltage should a Trina Solar inverter be plugged in?

Trina Solar recommend that all cables are run in appropriate conduits and sited away from areas prone to water collection. The maximum voltage of the system must be less than the maximum certified voltage 1500V typically and the maximum input voltage of the inverter and of the other electrical devices installed in the system.

Where should a Trina Solar inverter be routed?

Trina Solar recommends that all cables are routed in appropriate conduits or rails where water does not accumulate. The string voltage must not be higher than the maximum system voltage, as well as the maximum input voltage of the inverter and the other electrical devices installed in the system.

Do Trina Solar modules need a transformer?

When installed in systems governed by IEC regulations, Trina Solar modules normally do not need to be electronically connected to earth and therefore can be operated together with either galvanically isolated (with transformer) and transformerless inverters.

Does Trina Solar provide grounding devices or materials?

Trina Solar does not provide grounding devices or materials. Any third-party grounding device that meets the requirements of the installation electrical equipment specifications can be used for grounding of Trina Solar’s modules. The grounding device should be installed in accordance with the operating manual prescribed by the manufacturer.

Can a loose connection damage a Trina Solar PV module?

Loose connections will result in damage to the array. This manual covers the requirements for the cleaning procedures of Trina Solar PV modules. Professional installers should read these guidelines carefully and strictly follow these instructions.