Leviton Telcom LG120-BED Solar Mlc Combo Load Center

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM LG120-BED is a solar combination load center designed to integrate utility metering, main disconnect, and branch circuit distribution into a single enclosure. Built to EUSERC (Electric Utility Service Equipment Requirements Committee) standards, this 12-space, 2-unit configuration is suited for residential solar installations where a compliant, utility-acceptable service entrance assembly is required. Licensed electricians install this type of equipment as part of a grid-tied solar or solar-ready service upgrade. The EUSERC-compliance designation signals compatibility with utility interconnection inspection requirements common in many service territories.

This load center is intended for residential solar service entrance applications where space consolidation and utility compliance are priorities. The combination design houses metering and distribution in one footprint, reducing conduit runs and enclosure count at the service entrance. It is appropriate for new construction solar installations and retrofits where the authority having jurisdiction and the serving utility both require EUSERC-listed equipment. Electrical contractors and solar PV installers are the primary trades that specify and install this assembly.

Key Features

• EUSERC-compliant combination design meets utility interconnection requirements in participating service territories
• 12-space branch circuit capacity supports residential load distribution
• 2-unit form factor integrates metering and distribution into a single enclosure
• Solar MLC (Meter-Load Center) combination reduces installation footprint at the service entrance
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solar combination meter load center for residential grid-tied or solar-ready service entrance installations where EUSERC-listed equipment is required by the serving utility.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. De-energize the utility service and follow lockout/tagout procedures before beginning any work on the enclosure. Verify EUSERC acceptance with the serving utility prior to installation, as requirements vary by territory. Inspect all wiring terminations and torque connections to the enclosure manufacturer specifications listed on the equipment label.