Build a Canadian solar PV label kit in the browser, one question at a time. Say where the job is and what kind of system it is and the plates the Code and your utility ask for come out — or go through every plate published for your province and choose them yourself, with your own wording, size and finish on any plate you add. You get a price and an artwork proof by email; nothing is engraved until you approve it.
Provinces covered: Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and a generic Canadian CEC baseline. Quebec is not offered — Hydro-Québec's wording exists only as a translation whose own notice says the French governs.
What it covers: photovoltaic warning signs, DC and AC disconnect identification, ungrounded-conductor warnings, rapid-shutdown and first-responder placards, interconnection and single-line diagram plates, utility disconnect tags, energy-storage and ESS plates, arc-flash marking for non-dwellings, and the jurisdiction-specific plates Nova Scotia Power, Hydro One and Toronto Hydro require.
Built to the Canadian Electrical Code C22.1:24 Section 64 and the interconnection standard of the utility serving the job. Engraved in Burlington, Ontario and shipped Canada-wide in one to three business days.
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