Balance of System definition
Balance of System means portions of a solar energy system other than the array.
Balance of System or “BOS” means the Tier 1 System Resources other than the six Simulator Projects net of Designated System Obligations. Customers receive a share of the BOS complex in three different ways: via BOS Base Energy, BOS Deviation Return, and BOS Flexibility.
Balance of System items such as breakers, wires, miscellaneous electrical items, etc.
Examples of Balance of System in a sentence
Balance of System and any ▇▇▇▇ X X X Electrical Single Line Diagrams w/ Utility Meter #s (including any ▇▇▇▇ & ex.
Balance of System: all wiring, conduit, switches, disconnects and other balance of system components required for completion of Company’s Scope of Work.
During this warranty period, Apex will repair or replace(at Apex’s discretion) with like items, at no charge to Purchaser, all items and parts that are applicable to the Balance of System parts installed per design not including manufactures parts and labor.
Contractor’s performance under this Agreement shall include all Balance of System materials required to develop and complete each entire Solar System.
More Definitions of Balance of System
Balance of System means the on-module optimisers, cabling, mounting, inverter(s) and associated equipment, communication equipment, structures, control gear and Grid Tie Access Point within the Project Site, as detailed in the Project Information Manual as are reasonably necessary for and/or ancillary to the installation, erection, commissioning and/or operation of the Solar Facility; and (ii) any upgrades and/or modifications and/or replacements of the aforesaid which may be necessary for the ongoing operation of the Solar Facility;