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Grid Tie Systems

CISolar Supplies Co.
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SOLAR ELECTRICITY
Anyone can help clean up the environment by producing electricity from sunlight with a home or business solar system. BP Solarex solar electric generators produce absolutely no noise or air pollution. This clean electricity will displace electricity that would otherwise be generated from the burning of fossil fuels such as coal and oil that produce acid rain, smog, and the greenhouse gases that are responsible for global warming.By investing in your own BP Solarex solar electric generator, you are demonstrating to your family, neighbors, and community that you recognize the problems associated with greenhouse gases and the consequences of doing business as usual. This is a statement that you are caring and doing something.

THE ENVIRONMENT
The extreme weather patterns of the last few years have left little doubt that continuing to produce greenhouse gases by burning fossil fuel is affecting the earth's climate. The environmental consequences of polluted air are becoming more evident as time goes on. It is imperative that those of us who care for the quality of our environment and the future of our children, and grandchildren, lead by example. If we take action today, it is still possible to stop this trend.

WHICH SYSTEM? We offer three types of systems, each in several sizes: Amorphous: glass or shingles UT Series: Solarex Crystalline, Highest efficiency UTB Series: Solarex Crystalline, Utility Tie with Battery Backup.	Amorphous	Crystalline
Amorphous Series	BP Solarex Millenium or UniSolar thin film solar panels produce about 5 watts per square foot in full sunlight, and can be the least cost option. See UniSolar Catalog
BP Solarex UT Series	BP Solarex crystalline solar panels produce10Watts per square foot in full sunlight. These systems require about half the surface area as compared to thin film panels, but cost slightly more per Watt.
Solarex UTB Series	Expanded version of the UT series that includes batteries to provide you with back up power in the event of a utility powerfailure or black out. Depending on the size of your system and your electricdemand,you can power all or some of your electrical needs, even during extended periods of power outage, lasting days or weeks. Can also be combined with wind or water power. Also used for remote homes that are not on grid.

DO I HAVE A SUITABLE SITE FOR SOLAR?
The best place for solar panels is a sloped asphalt shingled roof facing south andfree of shade from 9AM to 4PM. The fewer obstacles like vents andchimneys, the better. The roof covering should be in good condition with at least a 3/4 inch wood underlayment. If your roof does not meet these criteria,wecan still work with you to see if the panels can be mounted on otherstructures near the house, or they can be pole mounted.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
About $5 per Watt. The size and type of the system you choose will depend on the amount of electricity you use, the size of your south-facing roof, and how much you wish to invest. Systems can be sized to provide 10% to 100% of your total power needs. The US Federal Government and many state governments are encouraging people to purchase their own pollution- free electric generators. The State of California is offering $4.50 per watt through the California Energy Commission's buydown program, if you are in the service territory of PG&E, SCE, or SDG&E. If you decide to sign a purchase agreement and make a 25% deposit, we will make a buy down reservation for you with the California Energy Commission and schedule the installation of your BP Solarex system for a time that is convenient for you. Typical buyback(rebates) listed in the table below are for California and may apply to some other states.
The installation can usually be accomplished in one or two days. A building permit and final inspection are required for the buy-down payment. Do it yourself or our licensed installers will obtain the required building permit and will make sure the project passes final inspection. This will be your assurance that the system is installed properly and meets all the electrical and safety codes.YES,WE PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER-APPROVED (Stamped) PLANS/td>

GRID-TIE BASICS. A utility grid-tie generating system puts power into the grid and slows or reverses your electric meter. The DC-to-AC inverter is synchronous with utility power. California is presently offering a large rebate on grid-tie (limited to 10kW for homes). Some states allow net metering (map). Most states will limit solar/wind energy production to 10kW per customer (because that is all that some 120/240V neighborhood transformers will handle).

State by State Listings. Click for details: USA Incentives

Power Inverter System Overview:

The heart of any of these systems is a grid-interactive inverter such as the SW or SunTie models by Trace Technologies. The inverter takes electrical power generated by solar cells, converts it from direct current(DC) to alternating current (AC), and supplies it for household use.Excess power generated during the daytime hours is fed back into the utility power grid for use at other utility locations. If the amount of power generated by the solar panels is insufficient for the home's needs,the system draws neededenergy from the utility power network (or from the batteries, in the UTB series,if the grid is down).

Grid Interactive Inverters: Trace grid interactive inverters and converters provide the critical interface between energy systems that produce or store electric energy in DC form and transfer that energy as AC power to the home and utility grid. Unique software control allows Trace Technologies' inverters to be easily connected to various power sources such as solar photovoltaics, wind electric generators, hydroelectric generators, batteries, and fuel cells.

Trace's SW series inverter has taken the concept of "Your Own Power Company" to new heights. Now you can start your own small-scaleutility, powered by solar (or wind or hydro), and safely interconnect withthe local power company. (Check with local authorities for any restrictions.) At night, when solar power is unavailable, or when load demands exceedthe capacity of your renewable generating system, utility power is automatically supplied through the Trace inverter. Designed for exacting utility standards, the SW series inverter automatically synchronizes with the utilities' power to produce a waveform suitable to feed into the electrical grid. Some users with large solar (PV) systems actually get monthly checks, instead of bills, from their local utilities, because their power demands are less than they generate.

Trace builds a sinewave, grid-tie inverter that does not require batteries.These are called the SunTie models.

Safety is a key feature of all of these unique inverters. If a power outage occurs, the Trace inverter immediately stops sending electricity to the grid in order to protect service personnel who may be working on the lines.

Options for these utility tie systems include ground-fault interruption for PV array, weather-proof enclosure for the inverter, and fully code approved AC and DC disconnects.

Battery Backup System. Trace inverters can also be used in battery-backed applications, either tied to the utility grid,as in our UTB series listed above, or in standalone, remote power systems.

WIND POWER. A wind turbine generator may be lower cost in your area, particularly in prarie states and provinces or in coastal regions.Can be either grid-tied or standalone. Refer to our separate information onwind electric power.

Prices - - BP Solarex UB Utility-Tie Solar Electric Generators with Battery Backup
The following listed BP Solarex systems includetheTrace Sinewave Inverter. The system uses the power from the solar panels to charge the battery bank and once fully charged will automatically sell the excess power you generate to the utility company, by reversing your electric meter. When there is a power failure, the system wil lpower,via the inverter, the selected loads that are connected to a sub panel. During the blackout, solar power will replenish the battery on daily basis as long as your electricgeneration matches your consumption. When utility power is restored,the loads will be transferred to utility power and the batteries will charge from a combination of solar and utility power; then the inverter will resume selling excess power to the utility company. Input voltage 48VDC, output voltage120VAC. Selling power back to the grid requires authorization by your utility company. Average installation cost will vary from $600 to $2500,depending on the size of the system andlocation. The installation is more difficult than the UT series, below.
BP Solarex UTBSystems
Model No.	UTB 1000	UTB 1500	UTB 2000	UTB 2500	UTB 3000	UTB 4000	UTB 5000
PV Peak Power (WattsDC)STC	1200	1920	2400	2900	3600	4800	6000
PV Peak Power (WattsAC)PTC	987	1579	1974	2369	2961	3948	4987
PV Area (Sq Ft)	120	190	240	290	360	480	600
Annual Output (KWH/Year)	1800	2880	3600	4320	5400	7200	9100
Inverter Size(WattsContinuous)	4000	4000	4000	4000	4000	4000	5500
Battery Capacity ( KWH)	4.8	4.8	10.8	10.8	21.6	21.6	21.6
List Price	$15,160	$19,905	$23,966	$27,188	$33,539	$41,872	$50,439
Owner-Builder Price	$13,248	$17,385	$20,954	$23,737	$27,928	$36,547	$44,013
California Rebate EPBB-$2.20/Watt) Note:PBI-$0.32/KwH)	$2,171	$3,474	$4,343	$5,212	$6,514	$8,686	$10,971

Prices - - BP Solarex UT Utility-Tie Solar Electric Generators without BatteryBackup
BP SOLAREX UT Utility-Tie Systems which incorporate the Trace SunTie inverter will reverse the spin on your utility meter during the day, thus lowering your electric consumption from the utility company. Input voltage is 48VDC nominal; output voltage 240VAC. The inverter has a display panel that shows cumulative kWH production per day. All of these systems include the optional rainshield forthe inverter, all required AC and DC disconnects and overcurrent protection including array ground fault protection. These systems include flush mount (at rooftilt) for the BP Solarex SX120 Solar modules. All systems come with a 5-year warranty on the inverter and a 20-year warranty on the modules, and a 5-year guarantee on the balance, issued by CI. You should also get a 5-year installation warranty from yourinstaller whether done by CI's installer or your local installer. Labor guarantee is not required if you do most of the work yourself (owner-builder)). Easy to install - - if you have installed electrical cable and can work safely on a roof.
BP Solarex UT Systems
Model No.	UT 1000	UT 1500	UT 2000	UT 2500	UT 4000	UT 5000
PV Peak Power (WattsDC)STC	1200	1920	2400	2900	4800	6000
PV Peak Power (WattsAC)PTC	956	1529	1953	2344	3906	4688
PV Area (Sq Ft)	120	190	240	290	480	580
Annual Output in KWH/Year	1745	2790	3564	4278	7130	8556
Inverter Size (WattsContinuous)	1000	1500	2000	2500	4000	5000
List Price	$10,920	$15,392	$19,283	$22,354	$38,566	$44,708
Owner-Builder Price	$9,538	$13,433	$16,825	$19,500	$33,651	$39,001
California Rebate EPBB-$2.20/Watt) (Note:PBI-$0.32/KwH)	$2,103	$3,364	$4,297	$5,157	$8,593	$10,314


*Prices-BP SolarexUT Utility-Tie SunnyBoy* Solar Electric Generators without Battery Backup**
BP SOLAREX UT Utility-Tie Systems similar to above but which incorporate the Sunny Boyinverter. Input voltage 400VDC nominal, output voltage 240VAC. Larger systems are made by using two, three, or more 2500-Watt kits.
Solarex UT Systems
Model No.	UT 1500SBoy	UT 2000SBoy	UT 2400SBoy	UT 2500SBoy
PV Peak Power (WattsDC)STC	1800	2400	2880	3000
PV Peak Power (WattsAC)CEC	1479	1966	2360	2464
Number of Modules	12@150W	20@120W	24@120W	20@150W
PV Area (Sq Ft)	165	240	290	275
Annual Output in KWH/Year	2700	3590	4304	4500
Inverter Size (WattsContinuous)	2500	2500	2500	2500
List Price	$15,373	$19,623	$22,948	$28,641
Owner-Builder Price	$13,835	$17,660	$20,653	$25776
California Rebate EPBB-$2.20/Watt) (Note:PBI-$0.32/KwH)	$3,254	$4,325	$5192	$5,421

NOTES: 1. List prices listed above are typical prices charged by contractor or dealer. He usually will discount these prices.
Owner-Builder Price: When equipment is purchased by homeowner directly from CI this price is applicable.
Dealer discount: Please request dealer discount.
2. Sinewave inverters (Trace) used here are synchronous with the utility line frequency. For lower system cost, quasi-sinewave inverters can be used instead of SW. Quasi-sinewave inverters are not synchronous (but are crystal frequency controlled) - - these must be wired to ac loads that are separated from loads on the utility line.
3. Inverters also available with 120/240V, 60Hz or 230V, 50Hz output. Also available with 3-phase output. See subsequent catalog page for larger sets, to 300kW.
Need Installation Help? e-mail John Clothier for doityourself advice or contact Sunversity Corporation at (See below or go to www.sunversity.com.)

INCENTIVES FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY EQUIPMENT
USING FEDERAL BUSINESS INVESTMENT TAX CREDIT AND CALIFORNIA STATE REBATE

The Federal Government has a permanent 10% Business Energy Tax Credit for Renewable Energy Equipment, which includes solar electric, solar thermal, and wind power systems. In addition, this Federal Business Tax Credit also includes an Accelerated 5-Year Full Depreciation Schedule which allows 100% of the system cost to be subtracted from your taxable income over the first 5 years. (Applies to commercial only, which can include home businesses). Some states, including NY and California, offer a CASH rebate that pays about 1/3 to 1/2 of the total cost!

Let's look at an example for the purchase of a 5 kilowatt (AC) solar electric power system in California for someone in a 34% federal income tax bracket. Assumeyour cost for a BP Solarex UT5000 packaged system is $39,660. Typical installationcost for such a system is about $1500, for a carefully selected installer.But let's assume worst case installation of $2,000, for a total installedcost of $41,660.

1. Equipment Cost
PV System cost $41,660, before rebate and allowances

2. Depreciation Allowance
    10%   1st   Year Credit <$4,166> ($41,660-4,166=$37,494)
    20% 1" Year Depreciation <$2,549> ($7,498 x 34%)
    (1/5 of $37,494 = $7498 x 34% tax brkt. = $2,549)
    20% Depreciation/year (years 2-5) <$10,198> ($2,549x 4 years)

3. State of California Cash Rebate <$21,096>
(Applies to commercial and residential, up to 10kW)

4. Installed cost after rebates and credits (after year 5) $37,494 - 10,198 - 21,096 = $6,200

5. Value of electricity generated:
5 kW PV (4.69 actual) system x 5 ESH/day x 365 days/year = 8,556kWH/year;
5 years x 8,556 kWH/year= 42,780kWH/5years
   42,780 kWH x $.20 / kWH = $8,556 additional savingsover 5years ($1,711/yr.)
   (assuming an average cost of $.20 per kWH over the next5 years. (ESH=equivalent solar hours,
    a yearly average of usable sun)

6. VALUE OF POWER GENERATED (Over 5 years) =$8,556

7. NET COST AFTER YEAR 5 = $6200 - $8556 = 2356 (positive cash)

8. POSITIVE CASH FLOW AFTER PAYBACK = $1,711/year

9. PAYBACK POINT: $6,200/ $1,711 = under 4 years
BP Solarex solar panels have a 25 year warranty, with a life-expectancyof 40 years.
See the following information sheets on commercial -sized power for analysisof positive cash flow after payback.

Prices - - BP Solarex/Trace Commercial Photovoltaic Systems
Solar electricity has long been considered too costly to be a main participant in distributed electrical generation technology.The cost for solar electricity, however, is all up front; there are no fuel, tax, maintenance or other costs overthe lifetime of a solar energy system. With the generous buydown from the state of California and the federal government and tax incentiveprograms, the economics of solar electricity is excellent.Other benefits of a grid-tied solar electric system include steadier and highervoltages during peak hours, no emissions or noise,and positive public image.
The following prices are for complete photovoltaic systems with BP-Solarex MSX 120 Megamodules, the appropriate mounting hardware, a Trace Technologies 3-phase PV series inverter, and isolation transformer; plus the wire, conduit and switchgear needed for a complete system that meets all electrical codes. Installation costs are estimated and depend on the site. Please note that the net cost estimates are conservative: if utility rates increase further, payback will occur sooner.

System Size	10 kW	50kW	100kW	300kW
No. of SX120 Panels Required	100	500	1000	3000
DC kW	12	60	120	360
AC kW, Peak	10	50	100	300
Inverter	PV-10	PV-50	PV-100	PV-300
Array Area, sq.ft.	1200	6000	12000	36000
Yearly Output, MWh¹	18	90	180	540
Annual Value of Electricity²	$2,700	$13,500	$27,000	$81,000
Installed Cost	$75,000	$330,000	$625,000	$1,800,000
CA Rebate³ FETC (10%)4	$25,000 $ 7,500	$125,000 $ 33,000	$250,000 $ 62,500	$750,000 $180,000
Advance 5 yr Depreciation⁵	$24,800	$ 99,000	$186,000	$540,000
Net Cost After 1 Year	$34,840	$138,700	$248,300	$681,000
Net Cost After 5 years	$ 4,200	$5,500	*+$8,500*	*+$75,000*
Net Return After 10 years	*+$9,300*	*+$62,000*	*+$143,500*	*+$480,000*
Net Return After 25 Years (Warranty)	*+$49,800*	*+$264,500*	*+$548,500*	*+$1,695,000*

1 Estimated sun hours (esh) is assumed for total average yearly insolation (SF/LA / SD)
²The value of peak (7 am-7pm)electricity generated is approximated at 150$/MWh; see www.CAISO.com for
latest wholesale prices as determined by the CA public exchange (PX)
³The CEC rebate ($2.20 per watt or .32 per KwH) applies to those systems in the SCE service areas. The CEC rebate ($1.90 per watt) applies to those systems in the PG&E service area.
utilities also have programs--check with CI or your local service provider for information and interconnection standards.
⁴This is a solar energy federal tax credit of 10%; any business or corporationthat pays taxes qualifies.
⁵ 5-year value, assuming a 33% corporate tax liability; in conjuction with and has same qualifications as the
federal tax credit. Home based businesses qualify; consult with your tax attorney about your eligibility.

Need Installation Help? e-mail John Clothier for doityourself advice or contact Sunversity Corporation at: (See below or go to www.sunversity.com.)

Sunversity Solar--Commercial Installer
SunVersity makes it simple to switch from high cost CO2 fossil fuels to highly efficient,eco-friendly, renewable solar energy. The largest untapped resources is:
The sun! Photovoltaic (pv) solar cells harness clean solar radiation then trasfers it to the electrical grid. The process has no moving parts eliminating expensive maintenance.Traditional power plants run on air polluting fossil fuels and heat up our Earth. The cost is high on our pocketbook and our environment. CO2 and Mercury is released every time we switch on a light bulb or plug in our computer. Awaremess of toxic by-products from coal, oil, and nuclear energy has changed our environmental understanding. We are now realizing the impact of an "energy shortage." Panet warming is real! We can improve our lives with a simpler, smarter, and highly efficient solution for rising energy costs and life-endangering pollution. We consume tons of energy and on average, we use more engery than we can produce. On any given day, our sun shines down enough solar energy to satisfy the entire population of the Earth... for an entire year!
There has never been a better time to go solar than now! It will have an impact on our income, our life, aour environment...our future.Call SunVersity now for an analysis of your home or business.

                SOL-GEN™ UT UTILITY-TIED SYSTEMS w/ BP SOLAR 175B MODULES
   Sol-Gen™ UT systems automatically convert sunshine directly into electricity. These systems produce clean, costeffective
power, silently, with no moving parts. When the power you generate is greater than what your house is using, your electric meter will run backwards and reduce your utility bill. Current laws require the utility companies to credit you for the power at the same rate you pay up to break even.
These systems include high performance BP Solar Polycrystalline 175 watt modules with quick-connect (MC) wires, integral bypass diodes and attractive robust dark anodized aluminum frame. The modules are covered by a 25-year output warranty. The flush mounting hardware included is fabricated with stainless steel hardware and anodized aluminum, engineered and designed for rapid, durable installation. All switchgear and ground fault protection for the array are included and UL listed. Integrated CEC approved performance metering is included in all of these systems. Meters show the instantaneous power output, as well as daily and cumulative KWH production. In the event of a utility power failure these systems will not operate. If you would like a system that would protect you from blackouts, select one of our Sol-Gen™ UB systems. Feeding power back to the utility grid requires a net metering agreement with your utility company. Similar systems available for 3-phase 208VAC output. Installation costs vary depending on the size of the system, type of roof and location.
Systems with SMA America inverters include the 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000 and the 7000 models. SMA inverters are made in Germany and come with a 10-year warranty. Metering options available; web monitoring with the WebBox.         Systems with PV Powered inverters include the 1100, 2000, 2500, 3000, 3500, 4800 and 5200 models. PV Powered inverters are made in the US and come with a 10-year warranty. Web based monitoring system is available. Systems with Fronius inverters include the IG series 2000, 3000(2700W), 4000 and 5100 models. These inverters include AC and DC breakers. Also included are the IG Plus series 3.0, 3.8, 5.0, 6.0, 7.5, 10 and 11.4 models, which all have integrated DC disconnects. Fronius inverters are manufactured in Austria and come with a 10-year warranty. Remote monitoring options are available. Systems with Solectria inverters include the PVI series 1800, 3000(2900W), 4000(3900W), 5000(4900W) and 5300 models. These inverters (except 1800) include an integrated DC disconnect. Solectria inverters are made in Taiwan and come with a 10-year warranty. Remote monitoring options are available. Systems with Enphase M190 Micro-Inverters have one inverter per module and are especially well suited for sites with partial shade conditions. Includes 5 years of web based system monitoring of the performance of each module inverter pair. Enphase inverters are made in the US and come with a 15-year warranty. See following pages for pricing These systems qualify for a rebate from the California Public Utilities Commission and a 30% Federal Tax Credit

Systems with SMA America inverters include the 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000 and the 7000 models. SMA inverters are
made in Germany and come with a 10-year warranty. Metering options available; web monitoring with the WebBox.
Systems with PV Powered inverters include the 1100, 2000, 2500, 3000, 3500, 4800 and 5200 models. PV
Powered inverters are made in the US and come with a 10-year warranty. Web based monitoring system is
available.
Systems with Fronius inverters include the IG series 2000, 3000(2700W), 4000 and 5100 models. These inverters
include AC and DC breakers. Also included are the IG Plus series 3.0, 3.8, 5.0, 6.0, 7.5, 10 and 11.4 models, which
all have integrated DC disconnects. Fronius inverters are manufactured in Austria and come with a 10-year
warranty. Remote monitoring options are available.
Systems with Solectria inverters include the PVI series 1800, 3000(2900W), 4000(3900W), 5000(4900W) and 5300
models. These inverters (except 1800) include an integrated DC disconnect. Solectria inverters are made in Taiwan
and come with a 10-year warranty. Remote monitoring options are available.
Systems with Enphase M190 Micro-Inverters have one inverter per module and are especially well suited for sites
with partial shade conditions. Includes 5 years of web based system monitoring of the performance of each module
inverter pair. Enphase inverters are made in the US and come with a 15-year warranty.
See following pages for pricing.
These systems qualify for a rebate from the California Public Utilities Commission and a 30% Federal Tax Credit

Utility-Tied Solar Electric Generator with PV Powered Inverters and BP 175B Modules
Model Number	UT1100P	UT1400P	UT2050P	KUT2350P	UT2900P	UT2950P	UT4000P	UT4500P	UT4600P5	UT5900PV	UT8000PV	UT8900PV
Quote Number	108197	108196	105815	105819	108200	105821	105822	105823	105824	105843	105844	105845
PV Peak Power (Watts DC)	1400	1750	2450	2800	3500	3500	4725	5250	5600	7000	9450	10500
PV Peak Power (Watts AC) CEC	1100	1438	2053	2347	2887	2964	4023	4470	4768	5928	8045	8939
# of Strings & # in Series	1 x 8	1 x 10	2 x 7	2 x 8	2 x 10	2 x 10	3 xd 9	3 x 10	4 x 8	4 x 10	6 x 9	6 x 10
PV Array Area Sq. Ft. (Approx)	115	145	200	230	290	290	392	435	465	570	770	855
Average KWH/Dday (CEC)	5.4	7.1	10.2	11.6	14.3	14.7	19.9	22.1	23.6	29.3	39.8	44.2
Inverter Size (Watts- Continuous)	PVP1100E	PVP2000S	PVP2500	PVP2500	PVP3000	PVP3500	PVP4800	PVP4800	PVP4800	2 X PVP3500	2 X PVP4800	2 X PVP4800
List Price	$10,623	$12,798	$17,095	$19,080	$23,387	$23.595	$31,716	$34,761	$36,760	$47,252	$63,568	$68,944
PG&E Rebaate (@$1.55/Watt)	$1,705	$2,225	$3,182	$3,638	$4,475	$4,594	$6,236	$6,929	$7,390	$9,188	$12,470	$13,855
CCSE Rebate (@$1.90/Watt)	$2,090	$2,728	$3,901	$4,459	$5,485	$5,632	$7,544	$8,493	$9,059	$11,263	$15,286	16,984
SCE Rebate (@$2.20?Watt)	$2,420	$3,158	$4.517	$5,163	$6,351	$6,521	$8,851	$9,834	$10,490	$13,042	$17,699	$19,666
Prices are suggested retail prices and do not include sales tax, installation or permitting costs. Estimate based on 5 ESH (Equivalent Sun Hours). South vacing array. Design & Geographical Factor 1.0. Real value may be adusted down based on site factors.

Utility - Tied Solar Electric Generator with SMA Inverters and BP175B Modules

Model Number

UT2950S

UT3500S

UT4900S

UT5300S

UT5900S

UT6550S

UT9800S

UT11500S

UT3000S

Quote Number

105788

105790

105794

105795

105796

105798

105801

105802

105804

PV Peak Power (Watts DC)

3500

4200

5775

6300

7000

7700

11550

14000

15400

PV Peak Power (Watts AC) CEC

2878

3472

4891

5336

5928

6555

9782

11857

13111

# of Strings & # in Each String

2 X 10

2 X 12

3 X 11

3 X 12

4 X 10

4 X 11

6 X 11

8 X 10

8X 11

PV Array Area Sq. Ft. (Approx.)

285

342

470

515

570

627

940

1140

1370

Average Daily KWH (CEC)

14.2

17.2

24.2

26.4

29.3

32.4

48.4

58.7

64.9

Inverter Size (Watts Continuous)

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

2 X 5000

2 X 6000

2 X 7000

List Price

$24,352

$29,177

$40,017

$43.391

$47,784

$52,523

$79,802

$94,572

$104,757

PG&E Rebate (@$1.55/Watt)

$4,461

$5,382

$7,581

$8,271

$9,188

$10,160

$15,162

$18,378

$20,322

CCSE Rebate (@$1.90/Watt)

$5,468

$6,597

$9,393

$10,138

$11,263

$12,455

$18.586

$22,528

$24,911

Sce Rebate (@$2.20/Watt)

$6,332

$7,638

$10,760

$11,739

$13,042

$14,421

$21,520

$26,085

$28,844

Prices are suggested retail prices and do not include sales tax, installation or permitting costs. Estimate based on 5 ESH (Equivalent Sun Hours). South vacing array. Design & Geographical Factor 1.0. Real value may be adusted down based on site factors.

UT with Fronius Invertrs and BP 175B Modules
Model Number	UT1450F	UT2300F	UT2600F	UT3000F	UT3550F	UT3900F	UT4450F	UT4400F
Quote Number	105779	105754	105752	110770	110771	105759	110772	105778
PV Peak Power (Watts DC)	1750	2800	3150	3500	4200	4725	5250	5250
PV Peak Power (Watts AC) CEC	1451	2334	2626	2964	3557	3939	4445	4400
Type of BP Modules	175B	175B	175B	175B	175B	175B	175B	175B
# of Strings & # in Each String	1 x 10	2 x 8	2 x 9	2 x 10	2 x 12	3 x 9	3 x 10	3 x 10
PV Array Area Sq. Ft. (Approx.)	143	228	256	285	342	385	428	428
Average Daily KWH (CEC)	7.2	11.6	13.0	14.7	17.6	19.5	22.0	21.8
Inverter Size (Watts Continuous)	2000	2700	2700	IG+3000	IG+3800	4000	IG+5000	5100
List Price	$12,638	$18,942	$21,026	$23,263	$27,950	$31,547	$35,570	$34,925
PG&E Rebate (@$1.55/Watt)	$2.,249	$3,618	$4,070	$4,594	$5,513	$6,105	$6,891	$6,820
CCSE Rebate (@$1.90/Watt)	$2,757	$4,435	$4,989	$5,632	$6,758	$7,484	$8,447	$8,360
Sce Rebate (@$2.20/Watt)	$3,192	$5,135	$5,777	$6,521	$7,825	$8,666	$9,781	$9,680

Model Number	UT4700F	UT4900F	UT4900F	UT5950F	UT7100F	UT8800F	UT9800F	UT10,700F
Quote Number	105768	110773	110779	110774	110775	110776	110777	110778
PV Peak Power (Watts DC)	5600	5775	6300	7000	8400	10,500	11,550	12,600
PV Peak Power (Watts AC) CEC	4693	4890	5364	5960	7113	8822	9761	10728
Type of BP Modules	175B	175B	175B	175B	175B	175B	175B	175B
# of Strings & # in Each String	4 x 8	3 x 11	3 x 12	4 x 10	4 x 12	6 x 10	6 x 11	6 x 12
PV Array Area Sq. Ft. (Approx.)	455	470	513	570	685	855	940	1026
Average Daily KWH (CEC)	23.2	24.2	26.6	29.5	35.2	43.7	48.4	53.1
Inverter Size (Watts Continuous)	5100	IG+5000	IG+6000	IG+6000	IG+7500	IG+10,000	IG+10,000	IG+11,400
List Price	$37,167	$38,565	$41,727	$46,000	$54,784	$68,886	$75,084	$82,247
PG&E Rebate (@$1.55/Watt)	$7,274	$7,580	$8,314	$9,238	$11,025	$13,674	$15,161	$16,628
CCSE Rebate (@$1.90/Watt)	$8,917	$9,291	$10,192	$11,324	$13,515	$18,762	$18,584	$20,383
Sce Rebate (@$2.20/Watt)	$10,325	$10,758	$11,801	$13,112	$15,649	$19,408	$21,518	$23,602
Prices are suggested retail and do not include sales tax, Installation or permitting. Estimate based on 5 ESH, south facing array. Design & Geographic Factor of 1.0. May be lower based on site specific factors

UT Utility-Tied Solar Electric Generator with Enphase M190 Inverters and BP 175B Modules
Model Number	UT1200BE	UT1500BE	UT2050BE	UT2350BE	UT2650BE	UT2950BE	UT2950BE	UT3500BE
Quote Number	113051	113052	113053	113054	113055	113056	113057	113058
PV Peak Power (Watts DC)	1400	1750	2100	2450	2800	3150	3500	4200
PV Peak Power (Watts AC) CEC	1179	1474	1769	2064	2359	2654	2948	3538
# of Strings & # in Each String	1 x 8	1 x 10	1 x 12	1 x 14	2 x 8	2 x 9	2 x 10	2 x 12
PV Array Area Sq. Ft. (Approx.)	115	145	173	2302	230	260	288	345
Average Daily KWH (CEC)	5.8	7.3	8.8	10.2	11.7	13.1	14.6	17.5
Inverter Size (Watts Continuous)	EN-M190	EN-M190	EN-M190	EN-M190	EN-M190	EN-M190	EN-M190	EN-M190
List Price	$11.159	$13,791	$16,461	$19,085	$21,910	$24,644	$24,644	$32,492
PG&E Rebate (@$1.55/Watt)	$1,827	$2,285	$2,742	$3,199	$3,656	$4,114	$4,569	$5,484
CCSE Rebate @1.90/Watt)	$2,240	$2,801	$3,361	$3,922	$4,482	$5,043	$5,601	$6,722
Sce Rebate (@$2.20/Watt)	$2,594	$3,243	$3,892	$4,541	$5,190	$5,839	$6,486	$7,784
Prices are suggested retail and do not include sales tax, Installation or permitting. Estimate based on 5 ESH, south facing array. Design & Geographic Factor of 1.0. May be lower based on site specific factors

UT Utility-Tied Solar Electric Systems with BP SX3190W Modules and Fronius Inverters
Model Number	UT1600F	UT19000F	UT2400F	UT2600F	UT2700F	UT3200F	UT3500F	UT3800F	UT4800F
Quote number	108896	111347	111349	111350	111351	111352	108921	111354	108923
PV Peak Power (Watts DC)	1900	2280	2850	3040	3230	3800	4180	4560	5700
PV Peak Power (Watts AC) CEC	1574	1889	2412	2573	2734	3166	3482	3788	4774
# of Strings & # in Each String	1 X 10	1 X 12	1 X 15	1 X 16	1 X 17	2 X 10	2 X 11	2 X 12	3 X 10
PV Array Area Sq. Ft. (Approx.)	155	185	230	245	260	305	335	365	455
Average Daily KWH (CEC)	7.9	9.4	12.1	12.9	13.7	15.8	17.4	18.9	23.9
Inverter Size (Watts Continuous)	IG2000	IG2000	IG+3000	IG+3000	IG+3000	IG4000	IG4000	IG4000	IG5100
List Price	$12,912	$14,893	$18,714	$19,705	$20,796	$24,960	$26,758	$28,761	$35,716
PG&E Rebate (@$1.55/Watt)	$2,440	$2,928	$3,739	$3,988	$4,238	$4,907	$5,397	$5,871	$7,400
CCSE Rebate @1.90/Watt)	$2.991	$3,589	$4,583	$4,889	$5,195	$6,015	$6,616	$7,197	$9,071
Sce Rebate (@$2.20/Watt)	$3,463	$4,156	$5,306	$5,661	$6,015	$6,965	$7,660	$8,334	$10,503

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