WASHINGTON, DC 20019 · DC — Ward 7
Building permit — solar system
INSTALLATION OF A PV ROOF MOUNTED SOLAR SYSTEM WITH A CAPACITY OF 4.84 kW DC / 5.76 kW AC. THE POWER GENERATED BY THE PV SYSTEM WILL BE INTERCONNECTED WITH THE UTILITY GRID THROUGH THE EXISTING ELECTRICAL SERVICE EQUIPMENT, PEPCO. THE SYSTEM CONSISTS OF 11 SERAPHIM SRP-440-BTD-BG MODULES, EACH WITH A CAPACITY OF 440 W
Applicant: STEVEN G STAHL · Owner: BOWLEY, TARICK
Building permit — solar system
UNIT 2: Installation of a roof-mounted PV solar system with a capacity of 3.960 kW DC / 3.800 KW AC. The power generated by the PV system will be interconnected to the utility grid through the existing electrical service equipment (PEPCO). The system consists of 9 SERAPHIM SOLAR SRP-440-BTD-BG modules, each rated at 440 W.
Applicant: STEVEN G STAHL · Owner: BOWLEY, TARICK
Building permit — solar system
UNIT 1: Installation of a roof-mounted PV solar system with a capacity of 4.840 kW DC / 5.760 kW AC. The power generated by the PV system will be interconnected to the utility grid through the existing electrical service equipment (PEPCO). The system consists of 11 SERAPHIM SOLAR SRP-440-BTD-BG modules, each rated at 440 W.
Applicant: STEVEN G STAHL · Owner: BOWLEY, TARICK
Building permit — solar system
UNIT 3: Installation of a roof-mounted PV solar system with a capacity of 4.840 kW DC / 5.760 kW AC. The power generated by the PV system will be interconnected to the utility grid through the existing electrical service equipment (PEPCO). The system consists of 11 SERAPHIM SOLAR SRP-440-BTD-BG modules, each rated at 440 W.
Applicant: STEVEN G STAHL · Owner: BOWLEY, TARICK
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