Only Electricians Should Work Photovoltaic Systems
January 07, 2010
VIDEO! As evidenced at CanSIA’s Solar Conference 2009, PV systems have come down in both price and complexity. However, this does not mean that anyone should work on them. In fact, EBMag—along with others, like the ECAO and IBEW—believes only qualified electrical workers should be installing photovoltaic systems. CLICK HERE for VIDEO.
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