Inverter Block Unit definition

Inverter Block Unit means each Current Inverter installed on the Site as part of the Facility, along with the associated DC Collection Systems and Photovoltaic Modules connected to such Current Inverter. [for solar photovoltaic technology]
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Inverter Block Unit means each Current Inverter installed on the Site as part of the Generating Facility, along with the associated DC Collection Systems and Photovoltaic Modules connected to such Current Inverter.
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Inverter Block Unit means each Current Inverter installed on the Site as part of the Facility, along with the associated DC Collection Systems and Photovoltaic Modules connected to such Current Inverter.] {Comment: for solar photovoltaic technology.}
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Examples of Inverter Block Unit in a sentence

  • Seller shall maintain complete records of the Generating Facility’s plane of array insolation, other pertinent meteorological conditions and operational status of each Inverter Block Unit.

  • Seller shall maintain complete records of the Generating Facility’s solar insolation and other pertinent meteorological conditions and operational status of each Inverter Block Unit.


More Definitions of Inverter Block Unit

Inverter Block Unit means, for Distributed Generation Projects only, each inverter installed on the Site as part of the Generating Facility, along with the associated DC equipment, cables, components, devices and materials that interconnect the photovoltaic modules with the inverters.
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