Tool or device you could use but it is not avaiable.

[Gavin A]

a long armed cable tie applicator that you can reach under a pv panel and tie without hurting yourself!

apprentice again

 

[D Skelton]

I could really do with a left handed screwdriver!

 

[bhmt]

I could really do with a left handed screwdriver!

Consider it done!

 

[D Skelton]

Consider it done!

No I really mean it!

I can't be doing with all these right handed screwdrivers! I can't use them!

 

[Eco Deal]

Some customer think they exist dont they ??

wireless sockets so that mrs. jones can have that extra socket fitted with no wiring.

 

[Earthstore]

Scissors.. Just a simple pair of scissors..
But they must be able to cut through all of the red tape that has developed in this industry.

 

[bhmt]

wireless sockets so that mrs. jones can have that extra socket fitted with no wiring.

We are working on it right now, should ready for delivery in 24 hours. It won't be wireles, it will be cable free, and it won't be socket but a plug.

 

[Earthstore]

Oh yes, and BIG WRITING for SMA inverters.
The section that tells the installer to set it for the UK, as many seem to miss that part.

 

[Gary K]

Having worked for the Energy Saving Trust for 12 years and with a post grad in marketing you'd have thought I'd have known better. I blame the panic of the Dec deadline and grasping at straws! :dunce2:

a tool to catch straws!!!

 

[Adam W]

A couple of things customers/5WWs think are already standard equipment:
The 'fault code reader' - you simply rock up at the customer's house, plug in this gadget which looks like a MFT and it tells you what the fault is and how to fix it.
Then there's the 'cable mole' - load a roll of T&E onto a cable jack, clip this 'mole' onto the end, drill a hole in the back of the accessory, and the 'cable mole' burrows back to the CU with the cable in tow, via safe zones.

 

[Gary K]

Something that moves or disperses clouds

 

[Adam W]

Some kind of gun for stopping chippies from 'cracking on' when you've got cables to run first.

 

[Strima]

Some kind of gun for stopping chippies from 'cracking on' when you've got cables to run first.

500v IR test, two six inch nails and a bum crack works.

 

[telectrix]

decent T/E cable, some of us remember it as 7/029

 

[sambotc]

How about a weathering slate come DC isolator so the DC side can be isolated at point of entry, whilst also enabling the cables to pass through the roof (sleeved) and providing protection against water ingress. Would have to be fitted beside the array rather than under a panel obviously. Shouldn't be too hard to stick a DC isolator to a bit of lead though.