Solar placards,
engraved for Section 64.
Custom PV labelling kits for Canadian installs — built to your equipment, your jurisdiction, and your inspector. No templates.
Four steps.
From photo to roof.
Send the install.
Single-line, equipment list, or phone photos. Tell us the jurisdiction — we work out the kit.
Same-day quote.
Line-item, code-checked, no surprises.
Cut, not printed.
Sub-surface engraved — weatherproof, legible for the life of the install.
AC DISCONNECT
Mount-ready, bagged per placard.
Nobody's hunting for the right plate on a hot roof.
- Pre-drilled or 3M VHB adhesive-backed
- Bagged & labelled per placard
- Install diagram included
- 24-hour rush on request
What we engrave.
Designed for Canadian code.
Our placards are designed to follow the marking requirements of CSA C22.1 Section 64 (Renewable Energy Systems) and the Ontario Electrical Safety Code. Engraved for permanence, weatherproof, and legible — covering the marking items on a typical PV install.
Disconnect identification
Every PV disconnect marked with what it serves.
Interconnecting AC source
AC voltage & current at the utility tie-in.
System rating label
Posted at the PV source disconnect.
DC circuits over 750 V
Marked where the DC circuit runs.
Supply authority disconnect
Warning notice and single-line diagram.
Rapid shutdown
At the meter & at the service — where adopted.
Rule references follow CSA C22.1 Section 64. Installers are responsible for compliance with the edition of the Code adopted in their province. Llamacoids manufactures the placards; we do not certify or inspect installations.
Build the whole kit yourself.
Lay the placards out in the Lamacoid Builder — pick the size, the colour and the wording, watch the plate redraw as you type, and send the set straight to the shop. Same engraving, same-day turnaround.
Send the install. Get a quote.
Single-line, equipment list, or a phone photo. We'll come back the same day.
Solar placard questions
What colour are solar PV labels?
Red/white: a red plate with white letters is the usual format for PV warning signs. Saskatchewan's 2024 interpretations (TSASK) set 9.5 mm as the minimum height for the word WARNING; check what your province's authority asks for.
What does CEC Section 64 require?
Marking at every PV disconnect, the utility interconnection and the DC disconnect or combiner, a rating label at the PV source disconnect, and rapid shutdown placards where adopted. Check the edition your province has adopted.
Can I get a solar placard kit in French?
Yes. The builder's solar kit produces placards in English, French or both.