Nick,
I recall an extensive discussion here regarding terminals to be used for
battery terminals and the terminal manufacturer's requirement to use a
specific crimper with their components to maintain their listing.
It was the consensus here that the manufacturer could not exclude other
listed
I think the bigger question here is this: Has anyone had connection
failures of any sort using other crimpers? i use an Amphenol tool and
crimps, and they have always worked fine with a variety of modules. I
can see Enphase requiring the expensive tool, because it covers their
liability baco
Nick,
This tool is ridiculously expensive. Enphase should really look into
alternatives. If you noticed, Wrenches were recommending other brands and I
know many installers use cheap MC4 crimpers pickup up on Amazon. In fact, I
have never known another installer near me using an MC brand tool since
Hi Jason,
The Field Wireable Connectors Installation Guide specified the following
crimping tools for use with the connectors: Multi-Contact PV-CZM-18100, -19100,
or -22100. That tool is required for meeting our reliability requirements and
compliance requirements.
The document can be found
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