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Point of Common Coupling. The point at which the power <br />production and distribution network and the customer inter- <br />face occurs in an interactive system. Typically, this is the <br />load side of the power network meter. <br /> <br />Stand-Alone System. A fuel cell system that supplies <br />power independently of an electrical production and distri- <br />bution network. <br /> <br />692.3 Other Articles. <br /> <br />Wherever the requirements of other articles of this Code <br />and Article 692 differ, the requirements of Article 692 shall <br />apply, and, if the system is operated in parallel with a <br />primary source(s) of electricity, the requirements in 705.14, <br />705.16, 705.32, and 705.43 shall apply. <br /> <br />692.4 Installation. <br /> <br />(A)Fuel Cell System. A fuel cell system shall be permitted <br />to supply a building or other structure in addition to any <br />service(s) of another electricity supply system(s). <br /> <br />(B) Identification. A permanent plaque or directory, de- <br />noting all electrical power sources on or in the premises, <br />shall be installed at each service equipment location. <br /> <br />692.6 Listing Requirement. <br />The fuel cell system shall be evaluated and listed for its <br />intended application prior to installation. <br /> <br />II. Circuit Requirements <br /> <br />692.8 Circuit Sizing and Current. <br /> <br />(A) Nameplate Rated Circuit Current. The nameplate(s) <br />rated circuit current shall be the rated current indicated on <br />the fuel cell nameplate(s). <br /> <br />(B) Conductor Ampacity and Over current Device Ratings. <br />The ampacity of the feeder circuit conductors from the fuel <br />cell system(s) to the premises wiring system shall not be <br />less than the greater of(l) nameplate(s) rated circuit current <br /> <br />88 <br /> <br /> <br />