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mike-s wrote:
A tool most certainly is required for disconnecting them. Since 2008, the NEC requires it
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Almot wrote:Hard to say.
TUV is an international testing and certification body. No remarks on affiliation have been made.
Almot wrote:That last statement isn't in understandable English, so it's not clear what was meant. It was your response when it was pointed out that Amphenol wasn't German as you claimed, and seemed to be some kind of support for that claim. That's an issue with the writing, not the reading.
There is also H4 by Amphenol company in Germany...
TUV protocol (of their H4 testing) is by Germans.
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mike-s wrote:
{TUV} it's not affiliated with Amphenol in any way, other than that Amphenol may use their services,
โMar-29-2017 12:51 PM
mike-s wrote:
You never said which panels or controller,
โMar-29-2017 12:06 PM
mike-s wrote:I guess I don't understand either. I squeeze the little tits with thumb and forefinger of one hand, pull the thing apart with the other. I have the little tool but I didn't know I was required to use it.Almot wrote:A tool most certainly is required for disconnecting them. Since 2008, the NEC requires it, so that's how all the current connector manufacturers make them.
As said, no tools are required for disconnecting MC4 and its clones.
Your responses show a lack of understanding about solar systems.
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