GSO IEC TR 63226:2023

IEC TR 63226:2021
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 03 May 2023

Managing fire risk related to photovoltaic (PV) systems on buildings

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GSO IEC TR 63226:2023 Scope

IEC TR 63226:2021 is intended for use as guidance for reducing fire risks in general and for site-specific needs for buildings with PV systems. In addition to the general recommendations, technical, installation, and maintenance measures can be selected to reach the intended safety level of the PV system and building, depending on the results of a risk assessment. This document contains general information about building related risks and includes measures for reducing those risks. These measures are not general requirements or recommendations. They are explained as a guide for selecting suitable measures depending on the on-site needs.

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