Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Inspection Conducted by

Design Compliance Verification

Does installed system match design criteria for following components

  • Marking and Labels

  • Describe discrepency

  • Equipment Ratings

  • Describe discrepency

  • Wire Sizing

  • Describe discrepency

  • Module Flash Test Review

  • Describe discrepency

  • Mounting or Racking Components

  • Describe discrepency

  • Tracking Components

  • Describe discrepency

  • Drone Photos of Arrays

  • Stand back photos of Electrical Equipment

Array Inspection

Modules

  • Module make, model and bin/power output capacity matches construction plans

  • Describe

  • Modules and all the parts supplied by the module manufacturer are free from damage

  • Describe violation

  • Modules mounted on racking are secured to racking system per module manufacturer's requirements

  • Describe violation

  • Module leads are connected in such a way that they are secure and do not exceed the bending radii specified by the manufacturer

  • Describe violation

  • Module leads are connected per construction plan using manufacturer approved connectors. All modules shall be situated in the array to ensure like connections can mate accordingly, or otherwise be installed in a manner that will not adversely affect module warranty

  • Describe violation

  • Wire Management
  • Sub Array Section (describe physical location)

  • Have all rows been checked for proper wire management?

  • Do conductors follow manufacturer bending radius recommendations?

  • Photos of wire management within this section

Shade Obstructions

  • Irradiance sensors shall be free from shading at any time

  • Describe violation

  • Meteorological sensor shall not shade the array at any time

  • Describe violation

Racking System

  • Racking System Inspection

General Racking

  • Racking system type, materials, and dimensions match stamped construction plans

  • Describe violation

  • Installation means and methods match plans and racking manufacturer requirements

  • Describe violation

  • Complete racking system is free from damage

  • Describe violation

  • Welded components are secure with all welds in good condition

  • Describe violation

  • Complete racking system does not show extensive signs of corrosion or discoloration

  • Describe violation

Pile Foundations (for ground mounted projects)

  • Pile survey points match construction plan locations and spacing

  • Describe violation

  • Pile dimensions and materials match stamped construction plans

  • Describe violation

  • Galvanized coating is intacgt and matches the gage/thickness specified. Sample tests to be performed on coating thickness for 0.5% of the piles

  • Describe violation

  • Pile embedment and reveal height matches plans

  • Describe violation

  • Pile load tolerance is met in all directions, as confirmed by pile load testing procedures

  • Describe violation

Hardware Fasteners & Attachments

  • All hardware fastener types, materials, and dimensions match racking manufacturer specifications.

  • Describe violation

  • Hardware fasteners are engaged and torque value meets racking manufacturer specifications, and a continuous torqued mark is applied from the nut to a flat stable surface.

  • Does attachments/ballast block layout match Racking Drawing Plan Sets?

Grounding Clips

  • Grounding clips, washers, and other specified materials are installed per construction plans and manufacturer specifications

  • Describe violation

Conduit and Wiring

  • Photos of Conduit and Wiring being inspected

  • Visual inspect all conduit and connections

  • Are conduits sealed with duct seal in required areas?

  • All conduit penetrations and roof safety anchors properly sealed with exterior grade sealant?

  • All roof mounted junction boxes, combiners securely installed?

  • Are conduit supports rated for the installation and properly installed?

Inverter Inspection

    Inverter Inspection
  • Inverter Site ID #

  • Inverter Serial #

  • Inverter Make/Model

  • Interior Photos

  • Exterior Photos

  • Visually Inspect for Damage

  • Is Interior Clean of Debris?

  • Is Inverter Installed per Manufacturer Specifications?

  • Are electrical connections properly torqued and marked?

  • Are all conductors connected to the correct terminals and properly labeled?

  • Have DC circuits been checked for proper safety voltage and polarity?

  • Have Voc's been recorded?

  • Does Inverter follow Manufacturer Clearance Recommendations?

  • Does the inverter have a dedicated disconnect for it?

  • Interior Photos

  • Exterior Photos

  • Is Disconnect installed per manufacturer specs?

  • Is Disconnect rated for the installation (current, voltage, NEMA, etc.)?

  • Does Disconnect have overcurrent protection

  • Does OCP match plansets?

DC & Low Voltage Cable

  • DC & Low Voltage AC Cable Inspection

Cable Management

  • All DC cables rated 2000V or less, and all AC cables rated 600V or less, shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.3.2(A)

  • Conductors are free from damage and are installed to comply with allowed bending radius approved by the manufacturer, and not in touch with sharp edges.

  • Describe violation

  • DC source circuits are securely fastened, and appropriately managed as specified in the construction plans

  • Describe Violation

  • Conductors are installed in free air or in conduit per construction plan specifications

  • Describe Violation

  • Conductors are protected against the environmental influence with proven technical specifications or mechanical protection

  • Describe Violation

  • Terminations of conductors are torqued to manufacturer specifications and a<br>torque mark applied.

  • Describe Violation

  • Terminations of conductors are clearly marked and labeled in accordance with<br>the construction plans and National Electrical Code.

  • Describe Violations

  • Crimp connectors are crimped to manufacturer specifications.

  • Describe Violations

  • Bare conductors able to be energized do not contact equipment enclosure walls.

  • Describe Violations

  • All cables shall be tested in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.3.2(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.3.2(C) and 7.3.2(D) as applicable.

  • Insulation resistance testing shall comply with IEC 62446-1:2016 Section 6.7.

DC COMBINER & DISCONNECT BOXES

  • DC Combiner & Disconnect Box Inspection

  • Combiner/disconnect box is installed plumb and level in accordance with the construction plans.

  • Describe Violations

  • Combiner/disconnect box is free from damage or defect.

  • Describe Violations

  • Mounting hardware is securely installed.

  • Describe Violations

  • All source circuits and terminations within the combiner box are clearly identified<br>and labeled with durable labeling materials in accordance with the construction<br>plans and National Electrical Code.

  • Describe Violations

  • Drain holes, if specified, are provided and clear of obstructions.

  • Describe Violations

  • Fuses match plan specifications and are installed per manufacturer<br>specifications.

  • Describe Violations

  • Galvanize spray applied to conduit and strut ends.

  • Describe Violations

  • Wiring is neatly routed at the appropriate bend radius for the specified conductor size

  • Describe Violations

  • Wires are not in contact with any sharp edges or fittings

  • Describe Violations

  • All conductor positive and negative connections are properly terminated.

  • Describe Violations

  • Equipment grounding conductor is properly terminated.

  • Describe Violations

METAL-ENCLOSED BUSWAY

  • Does site have Metal-Enclosed Busway?

  • All metal-enclosed busways, for inverter-transformer connections or otherwise, shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.4.

  • All metal-enclosed busways, for inverter-transformer connections or otherwise, shall be tested in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.4(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.4(C) and 7.4(D) as applicable.

POWER TRANSFORMER

General Power Transformer Inspection

  • Was a General Power Transformer Installed on site?

  • All transformers shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.2.1<br>for Dry type Air-Cooled, 7.2.2 for Liquid-Filled, and 7.12.3 for Load Tap-Changers<br>as applicable.

  • Transformer manufacturer, model, and serial number matches construction plans and specifications.

  • Transformer assembly is free from damage.

  • Load break elbows are installed correctly per construction plan and manufacturer specifications.

  • Transformer enclosure is securely anchored to pad per manufacturer<br>requirements and stamped construction plans.

  • All terminations are properly labeled per construction plans and applicable codes.

  • All control wiring is labeled properly, and terminations are torqued properly.

  • All current transformer secondaries are shorted properly and all used current<br>transformers must have permanent shorting jumpers in addition to shorting<br>screws.

Power Transformer Testing (if installed)

  • Was a Dry Type Transformer installed during construction?

  • Dry type transformers shall be tested in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections<br>7.2.1.1(B) and 7.2.1.2(B).

  • Transformer test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.2.1.1(C), 7.2.1.1(D), 7.2.1.2(C), and 7.2.1.2(D) as applicable.

  • Was a Liquid-Filled Transformer installed during construction?

  • Liquid-filled transformers shall be tested in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.2.2(B).

  • Transformer test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.2.2(C)<br>and 7.2.2(D), as applicable.

  • Was a Load Tap Changer installed during construction?

  • Load Tap Changer shall be inspected and tested in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.12.3(B).

  • Load Tap Changer test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.12.3(C) and 7.12.3(D).

MEDIUM VOLTAGE CABLE

  • Was any medium voltage cable installed onsite?

  • Cables shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.3.3.

  • Cables are free from damage.

  • Cables are correctly installed in conduit or direct buried in accordance with<br>construction plans.

  • Cables do not contact equipment enclosure walls.

  • Inspection and testing shall be performed after all splices and cable terminations<br>have been installed.

  • Cable terminations shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.3.3.

  • Cable terminations are torqued to manufacturer specifications..

  • Cable terminations are clearly marked and labeled in accordance with the<br>construction plans and National Electrical Code.

  • Crimp connectors are crimped per manufacturer specifications

  • Cables are terminated with the correct bend radius provided per manufacturer<br>specifications

  • Inspection and testing shall be performed after all splices and cable terminations<br>have been installed.

Medium Voltage Cable Testing (if installed)

  • Was any medium voltage cable installed onsite?

  • All cables shall be tested in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.3.3(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.3.3(C) and 7.3.3(D), as applicable.

  • Field applied test voltages shall be in accordance with manufacturer specifications and shall not exceed the maximum test voltage of NETA-ATS, Table 100.6.

  • VLF testing shall be required on each cable.

GROUNDING SYSTEM

Grounding System Inspection

  • EPC Contractor shall inspect the grounding system in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.13.

  • EPC Contractor shall ensure that all DC and AC grounding system components are installed per the construction plans and are compliant with the National Electrical Code (NEC, Article 250).

  • Grounding connections shall be inspected by an applicable Governmental<br>Authority having jurisdiction or other independent quality control inspector to<br>verify proper installation of compression clamps, CAD welds, and mechanical<br>connections.

Visual Inspection - Must Document

  • Racking grounded per manufacturer grounding plans

  • All connections visually verified

  • Mechanical attachment

  • Anti-oxidation coatings applied, as required

  • Lugs fully seated

  • Whip installed per manufacturer’s requirements

  • Connections to grounding grid inspected

  • CAD welds

  • Compression clamps

  • Grounding Rods

  • Rods set to depth per construction drawings

  • Clamp fully engaged

  • Whip/cable fully engaged

  • Fencing grounded per specifications and construction drawings

  • Substation structures, equipment and facilities grounded per specifications

Grounding System Testing

  • Grounding system shall be tested in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.13(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.13(C) and 7.13(D),<br>with exception of 7.13.D.2 for Facilities that include transmission level<br>interconnection

  • Facilities that include transmission level interconnection shall require a<br>grounding study, in which case the theoretical value for ground resistance to<br>prevent step and touch potential shall prevail.

  • For Facilities with distribution level interconnection, grounding system test<br>values shall be acceptable in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.13.D.2.

  • Inverter pad perimeter ground grid resistance shall be tested in accordance with ANSI/IEEE-81.Fall of potential method shall use a probe to grid distance 4 times the ground grid diameter.

  • Clamp-on method shall be performed with all external ground leads disconnected except one to avoid non-earth return currents.

GROUND FAULT PROTECTION SYSTEM

  • EPC Contractor shall inspect the ground fault protection system in accordance<br>with NETA-ATS, Section 7.14(A).

  • Visual and mechanical inspection results shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Section 7.14(C).

Ground Fault Protection System Testing

  • Grounding system shall be tested in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.14(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.14(D).

OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICES

Overcurrent Protection Device Inspection

  • EPC Contractor shall verify that all fuse types, ratings, sizes and specifications<br>match the construction plans, protective device coordination and short circuit<br>studies.

  • EPC Contractor shall verify that all fuses are securely installed, and connections<br>are electrically continuous.

  • All circuit breakers shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.6.1, 7.6.3, and 7.6.4, as applicable, except electrical tests of low voltage molded<br>case circuit breakers shall not be required.

  • EPC Contractor shall verify all circuit breaker types, ratings, sizes and<br>specifications match the construction plans, protective device coordination and<br>short circuit studies, and applicable equipment installation specifications.

  • EPC Contractor shall verify that all circuit breakers are securely installed and<br>connections electrically continuous in the closed position.

  • Verify that circuit breakers are rated to handle the required backfeed current, as<br>applicable.

  • All control wiring is labeled properly, and terminations are torqued properly with<br>torque marks shown.

  • All current transformers secondaries are shorted properly and all used current<br>transformers must have permanent shorting jumpers in addition to shorting<br>screws.

Overcurrent Protection Device Testing

  • Medium Voltage Air Circuit Breakers

  • EPC Contractor shall perform circuit breaker tests in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Section 7.6.1.3(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.6.1.3(C) and<br>7.6.1.3(D) as applicable

  • EPC Contractor shall perform circuit breaker tests in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Section 7.6.1.3(B).

  • Medium Voltage Vacuum Circuit Breakers

  • EPC Contractor shall perform circuit breaker tests in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Section 7.6.3(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.6.3(C) and 7.6.3(D).

  • EPC Contractor shall perform circuit breaker tests in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Section 7.6.3(B).

  • SF6 Circuit Breakers

  • EPC Contractor shall perform circuit breaker SF6 test in accordance with NETAATS,<br>Section 7.6.4(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.6.4(C) and 7.6.4(D).

SURGE ARRESTERS

  • Was a low voltage surge arrester installed during construction?

  • EPC Contractor shall inspect all surge arresters in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Sections 7.19.1, and 7.19.2, as applicable

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.19.2.C and 7.19.2.D.

  • Was a medium voltage surge arrester installed during construction?

  • EPC Contractor shall test all medium and high voltage surge arresters in<br>accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.19.2.B.

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.19.2.C and 7.19.2.D.

SWITCHES

  • Were any switches installed during construction?

  • Switch inspection

  • All switches shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.5.1,All switches shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.5.1,7.5.2, 7.5.3, 7.5.4, and 7.5.5 as applicable.

  • Verify that metal-enclosed switches are clean and free of debris.

  • Confirm that all Equipment is properly bonded to ground.

  • DC switches are rated for the intended application and installed per<br>manufacturer specifications.

  • Verify that warning labels are provided in accordance with the construction<br>drawings and National Electrical Code.

  • Switch Testing

  • Was a DC or Low Voltage AC Switch installed during construction?

  • EPC Contractor shall test all switches in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.5.1.1(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.5.1.1(C) and<br>7.5.1.1(D).

  • Was a medium Voltage Metal-Enclosed Switch installed during construction?

  • EPC Contractor shall test all switches in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.5.1.2(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.5.1.2(C) and<br>7.5.1.2(D).

  • Were any Medium or High Voltage Air Switches installed during construction?

  • EPC Contractor shall test all switches in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.5.1.3(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.5.1.3(C) and<br>7.5.1.3(D).

  • Were any Medium Voltage Oil Switches installed during construction?

  • EPC Contractor shall test all switches in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.5.2(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.5.2(C) and 7.5.2(D).

  • Were any Medium Voltage Vacuum Switches installed during construction?

  • EPC Contractor shall test each switch in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.5.3(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.5.3(C) and 7.5.3(D).

  • Were any Medium Voltage SF6 Switches installed during construction?

  • EPC Contractor shall test each switch in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.5.4(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.5.4(C) and 7.5.4(D).

  • Were any Cutout Switches installed during construction?

  • EPC Contractor shall test each switch in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.5.5(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.5.5(C) and 7.5.5(D).

RECLOSERS & SECTIONALIZERS

  • Were any Reclosers or Sectionalizers installed during construction?

PROTECTIVE RELAYS

  • Were any protective relays installed during construction?

  • Protective Relay Inspection

  • Solid-State and Electromechanical Relays

  • EPC Contractor shall inspect all relays in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.9.1.

  • Relays and relay ratings and specifications shall be in accordance with the<br>construction plans.

  • Relays and relay enclosures shall be clean and free of damage.

  • Relay settings shall be coordinated based on the final coordination study.

  • EPC Contractor shall validate proper phase assignment and orientation for relays.

  • Protective Relay Inspection

  • EPC Contractor shall inspect all relays in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.9.2.

  • Relays and specifications shall be in accordance with the construction plans

  • Relays and enclosures shall be clean and free of damage.

  • Relay settings shall be coordinated based on the final coordination study<br>including interconnection requirements

  • EPC Contractor shall validate proper phase assignment and orientation for relays.

Protective Relay Inspection

  • Microprocessor-Based Relays

  • EPC Contractor shall inspect all relays in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.9.2.

  • Relays and specifications shall be in accordance with the construction plans

  • Relays and enclosures shall be clean and free of damage.

  • Relay settings shall be coordinated based on the final coordination study<br>including interconnection requirements

  • EPC Contractor shall validate proper phase assignment and orientation for relays.

  • Protective Relay Testing

  • Test values for relays shall be in accordance with manufacturer recommended<br>tolerances and NETA-ATS, Section 7.9.2(C) and 7.9.2(D).

  • Test values for relays shall be in accordance with manufacturer recommended<br>tolerances and NETA-ATS, Section 7.9.2(C) and 7.9.2(D).

METERS

Meter Inspection

  • Solid-State and Electromechanical Meters

  • EPC Contractor shall inspect meters in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.11.1.

  • Meter ratings and specifications shall be in accordance with the construction<br>plans.

  • Meters and enclosures shall be clean and free of damage.

  • Meter settings shall be set based on the proper instrument transformer ratios.

  • EPC Contractor shall validate proper phase assignment and orientation for<br>meters.

  • Microprocessor-Based Meters

  • EPC Contractor shall inspect microprocessor-based meters in accordance with<br>NETA- ATS, Section 7.11.2.

  • Meters ratings and specifications shall be in accordance with the construction<br>plans.

  • Meters and enclosures shall be clean and free of damage.

  • Meter settings shall be set based on the proper instrument transformer ratios.

  • EPC Contractor shall validate proper phase assignment and orientation for<br>meters.

Meter Testing

  • Solid-State and Electromechanical Meters

  • EPC Contractor shall test meter functionality in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Section 7.11.1(B).

  • Meter test values shall be in accordance with manufacturer recommended<br>tolerances and NETA-ATS, Section 7.11.1(C) and 7.11.1(D).

  • Microprocessor-Based Meters

  • EPC Contractor shall test microprocessor-based meter functionality in<br>accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.11.2(B).

  • Microprocessor-based meter test values shall be in accordance with<br>manufacturer recommended tolerances and NETA-ATS, Section 7.11.2(C) and<br>7.11.2(D).

INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS

Instrument Transformer Inspection

  • Instrument Transformers

  • All instrument transformers shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS,All instrument transformers shall be inspected in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Sections 7.10.1, 7.10.2, and 7.10.3 as applicable.

Instrument Transformer Testing

  • Current Transformers

  • EPC Contractor shall verify that all unused current transformer circuits have a<br>permanent shorting jumper and are grounded

  • EPC Contractor shall test all current transformers in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Section 7.10.1(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with 7.10.1(C) and 7.10.1(D).

  • Voltage Transformers

  • EPC Contractor shall test all voltage transformers in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Section 7.10.2(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with 7.10.2(C) and 7.10.2(D).

  • Capacitive Coupled Voltage Transformers

  • If Capacitive Coupled Voltage Transformers (CCVT) are installed, contractor shall<br>test CCVT in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section 7.10.3(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with 7.10.3(C) and 7.10.3(D).

BATTERIES & BATTERY CHARGERS

Battery Commissioning

  • IHI Commissioning

  • BESS will be commissioned by the integrator, IHI. However, the EPC<br>Contractor shall be available during IHI commissioning to coordinate any<br>necessary lock out tag out function and facilitate interaction with the AC<br>and DC array systems.

FIBER OPTIC AND DATA CABLES

Fiber Optic and Data Cable Inspection

  • Fiber Optic Cable

  • EPC Contractor shall inspect fiber optic cables in accordance with NETA-ATS,<br>Section 7.25, unless otherwise specified.

  • CAT5 & CAT6/Ethernet Cables

  • EPC Contractor shall test CAT5 and CAT6/Ethernet cable in accordance with cable<br>manufacturer requirements

Fiber Optic and Data Cable Testing

  • Fiber Optic Cable

  • EPC Contractor shall test fiber optic cable in accordance with NETA-ATS, Section<br>7.25(B).

  • Test values shall be in accordance with NETA-ATS, Sections 7.25(C) and 7.25(D).

  • CAT5 & CAT6/Ethernet Cables

  • EPC Contractor shall test all CAT5 & CAT6/Ethernet Cables in accordance with<br>manufacturer specifications.

  • Test values shall be in accordance with manufacturer specifications.

  • If manufacturer testing or test value specifications are not available, EPC<br>Contractor shall propose testing procedures to be reviewed and approved by<br>Owner as part of the Commissioning Plans.

WEATHER MONITORING EQUIPMENT/ MONITORING CABINET

Monitoring Cabinet

  • Does site have a dedicated monitoring cabinet?

  • Manufacturer of Cabinet

  • Is Cabinet mounted per manufacturer specifications?

  • Interior Photos

  • Exterior Photos

  • Are cables properly installed and marked?

  • Do the Current and Voltage Transformers match design specs?

  • What are the ratios?

Weather Station Devices

  • Does site have an Irradiance Sensor?

  • Make and Model of Sensor

  • Is sensor set for POA?

  • What is the tilt angle?

  • What is the azimuth of the sensor?

  • Is sensor set for GHI?

  • Photos of sensor mounting and wiring

  • Does site have an ambient temperature sensor?

  • Make and Model of Sensor

  • Is sensor installed per manufacturer specifications?

  • Photos of Sensor

  • Does site have a Back of Module Temperature Sensor?

  • Make and Model of Sensor

  • Is sensor installed per manufacturer specifications?

  • Photos of Sensor

  • Are any other sensors are on site?

  • Make, Model, and Description of Sensors

  • Photos of Sensors

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