Establishes requirements for portable solar power devices in Arizona, including safety standards and liability protections.
Arizona HB2843 sets requirements for portable solar power devices, defining them as moveable photovoltaic generation devices with a maximum power output of 1,200 watts. These devices must meet national electrical code standards and be certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory. The bill mandates that these devices include features to prevent energizing the building's electrical system during power outages.
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