Utah HB 340 provides a specific pathway for qualifying portable solar generation devices. A power setting alone does not establish that a product qualifies.
Conditions in the reviewed text
- A maximum output of 1,200 W or less.
- A standard 120 V AC connection under the specified conditions.
- Applicable National Electrical Code requirements and certification by a nationally recognized testing laboratory.
- Protection preventing electricity from being supplied to the grid during an outage.
This is a planning summary, not an exhaustive restatement of the law. Check the definition and associated provisions in the original text.
Effective date and review limits
The enrolled copy states May 7, 2025 as its effective date. The text was reviewed here on September 26, 2026; the current codified version and every subsequent implementation detail have not been independently audited by this site.
Before choosing equipment
Ask for the certificate and listing that identify the exact model and intended use. Check whether additional components alter the evaluated system. An overseas model name or a certificate for one component does not establish compliance for the complete installation.
The calculator's Salt Lake City weather reference is separate from this legal check and is not a household-specific prediction.