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7 G1 R9 v! ^3 v2 g2 X# ZStandard(s)- IEC 61730-1, -2 Sub clause(s): DSH No 589
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c' n" R& ], ]3 T4 t) h+ eSubject: Spray-on insulation& N5 z% ?$ i) F8 h. Q# t
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Key words:& d1 c1 w9 k- x; v3 h; c: \
Sprayed insulation system
9 W' P) R: l% q6 q& c2 x$ NDecision approved by the CTL
( b# v# w( M S& a- _+ I6 Mduring its 43rd meeting in0 ?$ n- x, a' o/ ^9 o9 k
Johannesburg8 W3 l% J$ Y& o$ G3 t
Question: A manufacturer has presented a new type of insulation (backsheet) for use on PVmodules. f& E9 y h# B; y0 x- [/ @
The insulation material (plastic) is sprayed onto the back of the module. After it is hardened, a7 n; e0 w7 X V/ E, J* I9 E) T2 z
second layer is sprayed onto the module. These 2 layers passed all tests of IEC 61730-1 and -2.
# g/ {' T1 F8 ?6 Q/ Y4 DBasic standards (e.g. IEC 60364-4-41 clause 4.12.1) do not allow varnish/paint to be used as4 S$ G+ F$ Q ^" {, J. {
insulation. Spray-on insulation is something like paint but IEC 61730-1 and -2 say nothing against7 l, E/ X2 g9 A/ e& o& r- M
such an insulation.
' i0 v7 p; N) t/ F9 j' G* |Is the use of a spray-on, or similar type of electrical and environmental coating system allowable
6 u/ q2 Y* ?( y% ?for certification to IEC 61730-1 and IEC 61730-2?& z& H4 S( d& o8 R2 C* J
Decision:7 M+ T$ K, j( y4 U( U" J3 F; \
Requirements for construction and performance as specified in IEC 61730-1:2004 and IEC 61730-
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modules. Although these standards provide suitable rationale for evaluating the construction and
7 J; o2 d5 l% i; s6 B- [performance of the samples obtained by the CBTL, the issue of certification remains at the
8 ?8 _ W4 s4 k9 Kdiscretion of the NCB.% w* e8 h3 F; M3 p: \! t; H; H2 F
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