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LITPD264 Rev6

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www.hellermann.tyton.com 800.537.1512 40 Identification Variable Printing Variable Print Photovoltaic Labeling HellermannTyton Solar Identification systems offer diverse methods for printing photovoltaic labels. Nothing could be easier than opening and printing a pre-saved label template using TagPrint ® Pro 4.0 or the TagPrint Xpress Solar mobile app. While you can use preprinted labels for most PV labeling requirements, some information will require the use of variable print or blank, print-on-demand labels. Variable data labels are designed to ease the process of labeling specific voltage and current levels, which are unique to each installation. Method 1 Using TagPrint Pro 4.0 or TagPrint Xpress Solar app, TT230SMC or TT130SMC thermal transfer printers and preprinted solar label 558-00253 2 Using TagPrint Pro 4.0 or TagPrint Xpress Solar app, TT230SMC or TT130SMC thermal transfer printers and red continuous vinyl label 558-00312 Beginning Label Printer System Final Label Additional Requirements TagPrint Pro 4.0 or TagPrint Xpress Solar app TagPrint Pro 4.0 or TagPrint Xpress Solar app RATED MAX POWER-POINT CURRENT: 77.8 ADC RATED MAX POWER-POINT VOLTAGE: 417.2 VDC MAXIMUM SYSTEM VOLTAGE: 566 VDC MAXIMUM CIRCUIT CURRENT: 128.8 ADC MAX RATE OUTPUT CURRENT OF THE CHARGE CONTROLLER IF INSTALLED: N/A Depending on preference, HellermannTyton Solar Identification systems offer different ways to create a variable data label. The chart below illustrates how to create a DC breaker label to meet NEC 690.53. PHOTOVOLTAIC AC DISCONNECT MAXIMUM AC OPERATING CURRENT: MAXIMUM AC OPERATING VOLTAGE: 77.8 ADC 417.2 VDC 566 VDC 128.8 ADC N/A

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