Voltaic panel installation tools

Voltaic panel installation tools for installing energy production systems using solar panels

• Work equipment - this includes protective equipment such as gloves, goggles, hard hats and harnesses for working at height;
• Drilling machine - for mounting the solar panels, attaching the metal support and installing the wiring;
• Set of screwdrivers - for fixing hollow screws, screws and nuts;
• Stripping devices - for stripping and cutting the wires to the appropriate length;
• Wrench set - for tightening nuts and bolts;
• Level / level - to ensure that solar panels and panel supports are installed straight;
• Wire crimping pliers - for crimping connectors and lugs on wires.
• Voltage tester - for testing system voltage and current;
• Cable cutting devices (cutters, scissors, cutting pliers) - for cutting thick cables and wires;
• Hot air blower - for bending pipes/pipes at the right angle;
• Multimeter - for measuring voltage, current and resistance;
• Soldering station - for soldering wires and connectors;
• Label maker - for labeling wires and connectors;
• Ladder - for access to roofs or other high areas;

How we crimp the wires at the installations with photovoltaic panels

• Select the appropriate crimping tool: You will need a crimping tool specifically designed for PV wires. These tools come in different sizes for different gauges of wire, so be sure to choose the right one.
• Strip the wire: Use a wire stripper/stripper to remove the insulation from the end of the wire, exposing the bare copper wire. The length of the stripped wire must be long enough to fit inside the crimp terminal.
• Insert the wire into the crimp terminal: Place the cut wire into the crimp terminal. Make sure the wire is fully inserted and reaches the end of the terminal.
• Crimp the terminal: Use the crimp tool to crimp the terminal to the wire. The crimping tool must apply enough pressure to create a secure connection between the wire and the terminal.
• Check the crimp: After you've crimped the terminal to the wire, inspect the connection to make sure it's tight and secure. You can gently pull on the wire to make sure it doesn't loosen.
• Repeat for the other wire: If you are crimping two wires together, repeat the process for the other wire.