ANSI NEIS 416 pdf free download
ANSI NEIS 416 pdf free download.Energy Storage Systems (ESS).
Standards that may or not be adopted into law, are those that identify actions that are specifically required or prohibited and are characterized by the use of the terms “must” or “must not,”“shall” or “shall not,” or “are required,” or “may not,” or “are not permitted,” or by the use of positive phrasing of mandatory requirements. Examples of mandatory requirements may equally take the form of, “equipment must be protected. . .,““equipment shall be protected. . .,“ or “protect equipment.. .,“ with the latter interpreted (understood) as “(it is necessary to) protect equipment.. .“
Permissive requirements of manufacturer’s instructions, or of Codes or other mandatory Standards that may or not be adopted into law, are those that identify actions that are allowed but not required, are normally used to describe options or alternative means and methods, and are characterized in this Recommended Practice by the use of the terms “may,” or “are permitted,” or “are not required.
Quality and performance recommendations identify actions that are recommended or not recommended to improve the overall quality or performance of the installation and are characterized by the use of the terms should or should not.
Explanatory material, such as references to other Codes, Standards, or documents, references to related sections of this Recommended Practice, information related to another Code, Standard, or document, and supplemental application and design information and data, is included throughout this Recommended Practice to expand the understanding of mandatory requirements, permissive requirements, and quality and performance recommendations. Such explanatory material is included for information only, and is identified by the use of the term “NOTE,” or by the use of italicized text.
Non-mandatory information and other reference standards or documents relative to the application and use of materials, equipment, and systems covered by this Recommended Practice are provided in informative annexes. Informative annexes are not part of the enforceable requirements of this Recommended Practice, but are included for information purposes only.
Bi-directional Inverter A device that inverts DC current to AC current in one direction but has the capability of redirecting AC current back to DC current (actually rectification, but termed “bi-directional inverter ).
Cell The smallest component of a battery, comprised of a single container or jar, can, or pouch, an anode (positive electrode), a cathode (negative electrode), and electrolyte, that enables the conversion of energy between electrical energy and stored chemical energy.
Continuous Load A load where the maximum current is expected to continue for 3 hours or more.
DC Level 2 Charging (Fast Charging DC) Electric
vehicle (EV) charging that employs permanently wired electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) that is operated at a fixed location and is used specifically for EV charging. DC Level 2 EVSE is rated 200VDC to 45OVDC with 200A maximum. At the time of the publication of this Recommended Practice, the voltage, ampere rating, and power ratings of DC Level 2 charging are not finalized. DC Level 2 is currently known as Fast Charging DC.ANSI NEIS 416 pdf download.
