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Swartland Municipality Embedded Generator Commissioning Report Final

Swartland Local MunicipalityRef: https://www.swartland.org.za/assets/municipal-services/Swartland%20Municipality%20Embedded%20Generator%20Commissioning%20Report%20Final.pdf

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Collected on 31 July 2026

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This document is a “Small-Scale Embedded Generation Commissioning Report” for Swartland Municipality. It provides a checklist and sign-off form to confirm that an SSEG installation complies with NRS 097-2-1 and NRS 097-2-3, including anti-islanding and reconnection testing, required certificates (NRS 097-2-1 CoC for inverters and SANS 10142-1 CoC for the electrical installation), safety labelling, and compliance with NERSA licensing/registration and municipal export limits. It also specifies sign-off requirements based on system size (up to 30 kVA vs over 30 kVA) and includes installer/account holder details and a final date/signature section.

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Small-Scale Embedded Generation Commissioning Report Submission

This opportunity allows households, businesses, and installers to submit a completed Small-Scale Embedded Generation Commissioning Report to Swartland Municipality. It confirms that a solar or other embedded generation system meets national and municipal technical and safety standards before being connected to the grid.

Who it is for: households, businesses, and installers with small-scale embedded generation systems
How to act on it: Complete the report form with all required details, attach supporting documents, conduct required tests, and obtain sign-off from a qualified professional before submitting it to Swartland Municipality.

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https://www.swartland.org.za/assets/municipal-services/Swartland%20Municipality%20Embedded%20Generator%20Commissioning%20Report%20Final.pdf

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Document title: Swartland Municipality Small-Scale Embedded Generation Commissioning Report (Final)
Compliance standards: NRS 097-2-1, NRS 097-2-3; SANS 10142-1 and SANS 10142-1-2 (as published)
Mandatory inverter test certificate: Energy Conversion type test Certificate of Compliance according to NRS 097-2-1 (accredited 3rd party test house)
Anti-islanding test: with main breaker closed and SSEG producing power, open main breaker; confirm anti-islanding mode (YES/NO) and measure voltage
Reconnection test: with main breaker open and SSEG in island mode, close main breaker; measure reconnection time (minimum 60 seconds)
Safety labels required in accordance with NRS 097-2-1 (distribution board and metering point)
Licensing/registration: SSEG complies with NERSA requirements (if relevant)
Export limitations: comply with municipality’s “Requirements for Small Scale Embedded Generation” document (including maximum export capacity limits)
Sign-off thresholds: Up to 30 kVA (PV) requires Industry Accredited Installer OR ECSA registered Pr Eng/Pr Tech Eng; Over 30 kVA requires ECSA registered Pr Eng/Pr Tech Eng
Form includes fields for account holder, installer, SSEG key equipment (manufacturer/model, kVA rating, single/three phase, serial numbers), and signatory details
Swartland Municipality
NERSA
ECSA
PV Green Card (example of Industry Accredited Installer)
accredited 3rd party test house