Enphase Field Wireable Connectors - How to Assemble Q-CONN-10

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How to Assemble Enphase Field Wireable Connectors
Enphase Assembly Components:
• Enphase Field-wireable Connector Male for IQ6/IQ6+ Q-CONN-10M
• Enphase Field-wireable Connector Female for IQ6/IQ6+ Q-CONN-10F
• Enphase Cable Disconnect Tool for IQ6/IQ6+ Q-DISC-10
• Enphase Female Sealing Cap for IQ6/IQ6+ Q-SEAL-10
• Enphase Branch Terminator for IQ6/IQ6+ Q-TERM-10
Enphase Field-Wireable Connectors
• Easily connect Q cables on the roof without
complex wiring
• Make connections from any open connector
and center feed any section of cable within
branch limits
• Available in male and female connector types

[@doitalldad4211]

So it looks like you can only land a 12 AWG conductor to the terminal/lug. Why then does Enphase sell Q-Cable wired in series, but prevent installers from doing the same with field-wireable connectors??? These proprietary connectors are just another "squeeze the customer" way to extract money for the inverter product. Sad.

[@chizuck3322]

does it matter which cable goes to which side?

[@user-hh6ml5nw8t]

How do you torque the squeeze connector to 7nm?

[@mickbmx]

which way do the L and N connect?

[@RENVU]

Hello! Great question! Answer: It does not matter. L1/L2 designations are arbitrary. In a single/split-phase system, they are equal, and opposite, i.e., they are 180 degrees out of phase. The Enphase microinverter outputs synchronize with whichever incoming utility phase (L1 or L2) they are connected to in the main service panel. If you have any more questions, please direct them to [e-mail]. Our Solar Sales Engineers will be able to further assist you with any inquires you may have. Cheers!