Permit Service For Bay Area (PG&E) - Grid-Tied Systems

[Xepa777]

I'm looking to DIY a system and am looking for permit services that can draw up the diagrams and stuff. And those who have familiarity with PG&E. Does anyone know of any services that can do this? Thanks!

 

[JCSchwarb]

Ask your vendor, mine had a number of drawings that fit my installation or could be easily modified with drawing tools. I encourage you to go with a low voltage (48V) non-grid tied, emergency on-site solar “power supply”. This would consist of Solar PV panels, inverters and batteries. A non-grid tied system is likely outside the NEC and outside code jurisdictions. You would want to focus your drawing to show your transfer switch to ensure grid isolation and Neutral-Ground bonding. Let me know if you need any help.

 

[solar-mike]

Ignergy PV Designs, They're good and have good rates.

 

[timselectric]

Ignergy They are good and have good rates.

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