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LITPD264 Rev6

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10 Get The Job Done Right The First Time Residential Wire Management You do all you can to manage the hard costs for a PV system. But inferior labels, low-quality parts and unapproved wire management result in unnecessary truck rolls, rework, repeat inspections, replacement parts and labor. The hidden costs are several times greater than the cost of correct wire management. Through surveys of solar installers and solar engineers, HellermannTyton learned what concerned them most about residential solar installations. • Most solar engineers believe quality and life expectancy of solar wire management are of utmost importance. • For solar installers, getting the job done right the first time is most important. While other key factors – such as safety and code compliance – broke the top five for these groups, solar pros appear to align on what's most important. Quality components and a quality installation are what really matter. Match materials to the application; consider temperature extremes, water ingress, sharp edges, etc. Using high quality, highly engineered fasteners and routing products can reduce the number of parts on a PV system. They also last longer and help to eliminate risks versus inferior products.

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