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*Charge controller equipment (disconnect #3 in the diagram).
 
*Charge controller equipment (disconnect #3 in the diagram).
 
*Inverter equipment (disconnect #5 in the diagram).
 
*Inverter equipment (disconnect #5 in the diagram).
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Therefore, touch safe fuse holders and equipment connectors - like MC4 connectors on PV modules - can qualify as equipment disconnects. To be able to use equipment disconnects that are not designed to function under load, it is necessary to have a power source disconnect that can be used to stop any current from flowing before use.
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Therefore, touch safe fuse holders and equipment connectors - like connectors on PV modules - can qualify as equipment disconnects. To be able to use equipment disconnects that are not designed to function under load, it is necessary to have a power source disconnect that can be used to stop any current from flowing before use.

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*PV module equipment (disconnect #1 in the diagram).
*Charge controller equipment (disconnect #3 in the diagram).
*Inverter equipment (disconnect #5 in the diagram).
Therefore, touch safe fuse holders and equipment connectors - like connectors on PV modules - can qualify as equipment disconnects. To be able to use equipment disconnects that are not designed to function under load, it is necessary to have a power source disconnect that can be used to stop any current from flowing before use.
Translation*PV module equipment (disconnect #1 in the diagram).
*Charge controller equipment (disconnect #3 in the diagram).
*Inverter equipment (disconnect #5 in the diagram).
Therefore, touch safe fuse holders and equipment connectors - like connectors on PV modules - can qualify as equipment disconnects. To be able to use equipment disconnects that are not designed to function under load, it is necessary to have a power source disconnect that can be used to stop any current from flowing before use.
  • PV module equipment (disconnect #1 in the diagram).
  • Charge controller equipment (disconnect #3 in the diagram).
  • Inverter equipment (disconnect #5 in the diagram).

Therefore, touch safe fuse holders and equipment connectors - like connectors on PV modules - can qualify as equipment disconnects. To be able to use equipment disconnects that are not designed to function under load, it is necessary to have a power source disconnect that can be used to stop any current from flowing before use.

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