First Responder Safe Solar is refered to as FRSS below

The purpose here is to get your opinion on first responder safety and to find out some of what you learned from the web site.

Before today, did you know that turning off the dc disconnect does NOT turn off solar panels?

I did not know thatI knew thatI don't believe that is true

Before today, did you know that firefighters may NOT fight fire from a roof that has solar panels?

I did not know thatI knew thatI don't believe that is true

Before today, did you know that the National Electric Code does NOT require that solar panels have a way to turn off?

I did not know thatI knew thatI don't believe that is true

After a first responder turns off the dc disconnect and FRSS powers down every solar panel. Does FRSS protect the first responder from solar electric shock?

YesNo

Does FRSS prevent a fire damaged array from re-starting a fire?

YesNo

Does FRSS protect a worker repairing or demolishing a fire damaged array?

YesNo

Does FRSS provide more or less safety for first responders than NEC2014 690.12?

FRSS is safer for first respondersFRSS and NEC2014 690.12 are about the sameNEC2014 690.12 is safer for first respondersI am not familiar with the NEC

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Would you like a copy of the survey results?

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