How to deal with electric shock points on photovoltaic panels

Never assume a PV module is inactive—even in low light. Always use insulated tools rated for 1,000V or higher (look for CAT III/IV certification). Before touching any components, shut down the entire system via the AC disconnect switch *and* the DC isolator....

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How to deal with electric shock points on photovoltaic panels

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