rooftop wiring/grounding [RE-wrenches]

[Ray Walters]

>
>At the end of the rack, we'll transition to a piece of flex (through a 
>multi-wire gland connector) unless the combiner box is within inches of the 
>end, in which case we would simply let the wires come out the end of the 
>tray.
>
>
>
>Jeff
>Jeffery D. Wolfe, P.E.
 

 Hi Jeff;

What is a multi-wire gland connector and where can I get some? I can
picture it, but I can't find anything like that in my catalogs. I'm going
to use Service Entrance Heads for lack of a better alternative. How does
everyone land all those MC connector USE cables to the combiner box or in
my case the outdoor load center. ( I still use QO centers for combiner
boxes, I'm not satisified with the Pulse or Trace offerings and I'm at 48
VDC nom.)

Ray

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