We use them commonly on our Caribbean off grid installations. It is an
efficient and code compliant way to cut down on wire runs and number of
breakers in a combiner box while still providing the requisite protection.
We never combine more than two strings.

Daryl




> Wrenchers,
> Has anyone used MC4 Y Connectors to combine strings?  This website claims
> that they are TUV Certified but does not list the manufacturer.  Seems
> like best practice to fuse each string but wanted to see what others think
> about this product and the idea of fusing every two strings instead of
> each individual string.
>
> http://www.solarpenny.com/MC4-Y-Connectors-609-4431.htm
>
> Al Frishman
> AeonSolar
>
> (917) 699-6641 - cell
> (888) 460-2867
> www.aeonsolar.com
>
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