Unable to determine service size: The inspector is unable to determine the service size of the electrical system. This occurs in cases in which service entrance conductors are not visible or are connected to switch gear on an inaccessible side of a panel with larger service.
Solar panels, not inspected: There are solar panels present on the property which are beyond the scope of a home inspection. The solar panels are not inspected.
Generator/generator connection present, not inspected: A permanently-installed standby generator or a portable generator connection is present. The operation of standby generators and their associated transfer panels is beyond the scope of this inspection. Only the visible and readily-accessible portions of portable generator connections are inspected. Have an electrician evaluate any permanently-installed generators and systems prior to closing.
Applicable state regulations require that the seller provide a certificate: Applicable state regulations require that the seller provide a certificate that the smoke and CO detectors have been inspected within 120 days prior to the date of sale. Inspections shall be done by the local fire department or the Office of the State Fire Marshal. Therefore, our inspection of these devices is limited.
Electrical system may need to be upgraded if higher-demand electrical appliances used, consider hiring electrician to evaluate upgrade requirements: The electrical system may need to be upgraded if more or higher-demand electrical appliances will be used. Although the electrical system may have been appropriate at the time of its installation, the system may not meet current needs or certain lender requirements. Consider hiring an electrician to evaluate upgrade requirements.