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Performance Solar
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United States and CanadaSafety and Installation Instructions
539821 Revision E
Published March 2024
This document applies to Performance modules listed below:• SPR-P5-XXX-UPP• SPR-P6-XXX-UPP
These modules do not have grounding restrictions and all are compatible with high-efficiency transformer
less inverters.
This document describes the limited warranty, mounting configuration, handling, maintenance and cleaningof modules. Save this documentation for future reference and comply with all provided instructions.

For the latest revision, please refer towww.maxeon.com/us/PSeriesInstallGuide
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DANGER! Module interconnection cables pass direct

Safety and Installation Instructions

current (dc) and are sources of voltage when the module
is under load and when it is exposed to light. Direct(United States and Canada)current can arc across gaps and may cause injury or
death if improper connection or disconnection is made;or if contact is made with module leads that are frayedor torn. Do not connect or disconnect modules when a

1.0 Introduction
These instructions provide safety and installation
instructions for CSA/TUV Listed Maxeon photovoltaic (PV)modules that have the CSA/TUV logo on the product label:current source is energizing the conductors. Modules may
contain high voltage when interconnected with othermodules.

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IMPORTANT! Please read these instructions in their
entirety before installing, wiring, or using this productin any way. Failure to comply with these instructions
will invalidate the Maxeon Limited Warranty for PV
Modules.
1.1 Disclaimer of Liability

The installation techniques, handling, and use of this product are
beyond company control. Therefore, Maxeon assumes noresponsibility for loss, damage or expense resulting from improper
installation, handling, or use.

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1.2 Listing Information

This product meets or exceeds the requirements set forth by UL
61730 and UL 61215. These Standards cover flat-plate PV modules
and panels intended for installation on buildings or those intended
to be freestanding. To satisfy the Listing for this product themodules must be mounted with a rack or standoff structure. The
Listing does not include integration into a building surface because
additional requirements may apply. This product is not intended foruse where artificially concentrated sunlight is applied to the module.

1.3 Limited Warranty

Module limited warranties are described in full in the Maxeon
warranty certificates obtainable at www.maxeon.com/us. In
summary, the Limited Warranties do not apply to any of thefollowing:

PV Modules subjected to: (i) misuse, abuse, neglect or accident; (ii)alteration or improper installation (improper installation includes,
without limitation, installation that does not comply with all Maxeon
installation instructions and operations and maintenanceinstructions of any type, as may be amended and updated from time
to time at Maxeon’s sole discretion, and all national, state, and local
laws, codes, ordinances, and regulations); (iii) repair or modification
by someone other than an approved service technician of Maxeon;(iv) conditions exceeding the voltage, wind, snow load, and any otheroperational specifications; (v) power failure or surges; (vi) indirect ordirect damage from lightning, flood, fire or other acts of nature; (vii)damage from persons, biological activity, or industrial chemical
exposure; or (viii) damage from impact or other events outside
Maxeon’s control.

2.0 Safety Precautions
Before installing this product, read all safety instructions in thisdocument.

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All installations must be perform in compliance with the National
Electrical Code (NEC) and any applicable local codes.
For Canadian jurisdictions, installations shall be in accordancewith CSA C22.1, Safety Standard for Electrical Installations,
Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1
Modules certified to UL 61730 are Safety Class 2 for protection
against electric shock
There are no user-serviceable parts within the module. Do not
attempt to repair any part of the module.
Only qualified personnel should perform installation.
Do not stand on, drop, scratch, or allow objects to fall on
modules as doing so may damage them and void the warranty.
Do not place anything on the modules, even for a moment
because resulting residue may damage or stain the glass
surface.
If the front glass is broken, or the backsheet is torn, contact withany module surface or module frame can cause electric shock.
Damaged modules should be immediately disconnected from theelectric system. The module should be removed from array assoon as possible and contact the supplier for disposal
instructions.
Broken J-boxes or connectors are electrical hazards as well as
laceration hazards. Installers should remove any such modulefrom the array and contact Maxeon for disposal instructions.
Do not install or handle the modules when they are wet or during
periods of high wind.
Do not block drain holes or allow water to pool in or near module
frames.
Maxeon recommends a conservative minimum cable bend radiusof equal to or greater than 40 mm (1.5”).
Unconnected connectors must always be protected from
pollution (e.g dust, humidity, foreign particles, etc), prior to
installation. Do not leave unconnected (unprotected) connectors
exposed to the environment. A clean assembly environment istherefore essential to avoid performance degradation.
Do not allow the connectors to come in contact with chemicals
such as greases, oils and organic solvents, which may cause stresscracking.
Do not disconnect any modules when its inverter is feeding in to
the grid. Switch off the inverter before disconnecting, reinstallingor making any action with the modules.
For connectors, which are accessible to untrained people, it isimperative to use the locking connectors and safety clips, if
applicable, in order to defend against untrained personnel
disconnecting the modules once they have been installed.
Cover all modules in the PV array with an opaque cloth or material
before making or breaking electrical connections.
As the modules bend under the load, do not mount sharp objects(e.g. screws) near the module backside.
Do not mount rails under the junction boxes
Do not attach or adhere items at the backsheet of the modules.
Contact Maxeon if maintenance is necessary.
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2.1 Fire Rating

The module fire rating is Type 29 per UL1703, 2013 edition. Fire
rating classification for any PV system using UL1703:2013 can only
establish a fire rating in combination with the mounting system
ratings normally found in the mounting system installation
instructions.

3.0 Electrical Characteristics
Electrical characteristics of the modules are described in Table 1
below. Rated electrical characteristics are within 10 percent of
measured values at Standard Test Conditions of: 1000 W/m2, 25°C
cell temperature and solar spectral irradiance per IEC 60904-3 or
irradiation of (air mass) AM 1.5 global (G) spectrum. Each module
contains three bypass diodes. The maximum series fuse rating is
25A.
Under normal conditions, a photovoltaic module may experience
conditions that produce more current and/or voltage than reported
at Standard Test Conditions. Accordingly, the values of ISC and
VOC marked on UL Listed modules should always be multiplied by afactor of 1.25 when determining component voltage ratings,
conductor capacities, fuse sizes and size of controls connected tothe module output. Refer to Section 690-8 of the NEC for an
additional 1.25 Safety factor which may be applicable.

Table 1: Electrical Characteristics1
Rated Power
(W)

Voltage at
Rated Power
Vmpp (V)Current at
Rated Power,
Impp (A)Open Circuit
Voltage Voc(V)

SPR-P6-555-UPP

555

40.0

13.89

47.3

14.73

1500

SPR-P6-550-UPP

550

39.7

12.85

47.1

14.68

1500

SPR-P6-545-UPP

545

39.5

13.80

46.9

14.64

1500

SPR-P6-540-UPP

540

39.3

13.76

46.7

14.59

1500

SPR-P6-535-UPP

535

39.0

13.71

46.5

14.54

1500

SPR-P6-530-UPP

530

38.8

13.67

46.3

14.49

1500

SPR-P6-525-UPP

525

38.5

13.62

46.1

14.44

1500

SPR-P6-520-UPP

520

38.3

13.58

46.1

14.42

1500

SPR-P6-515-UPP

515

38.1

13.52

46.0

14.41

1500

ModuleMaximum
Short Circuit
System Voltage
Current, Isc (A)UL Vmax (V)SPR-P6-510-UPP

510

37.8

13.5

45.9

14.39

1500

SPR-P6-505-UPP

505

37.5

13.47

45.8

14.38

1500

SPR-P6-500-UPP

500

37.2

13.45

45.7

14.35

1500

SPR-P6-495-UPP

495

36.9

13.42

45.6

14.34

1500

SPR-P5-545-UPP

545

39.5

13.81

47.8

14.83

1500

SPR-P5-540-UPP

540

39.2

13.78

47.6

14.80

1500

SPR-P5-535-UPP

535

38.9

13.76

47.4

14.79

1500

SPR-P5-530-UPP

530

38.6

13.73

47.1

14.78

1500

SPR-P5-525-UPP

525

38.3

13.71

46.8

14.77

1500

SPR-P5-520-UPP

520

38.0

13.69

46.6

14.76

1500

SPR-P5-515-UPP

515

37.7

13.66

46.3

14.75

1500

4.0 Electrical Connections and System Monitoring
Modules may be connected in series and/or parallel to achieve thedesired electrical output as long as optimum design parameters areachieved certain conditions are met. Please use only the same typeof modules in a combined source circuit. Do not mix the modules
with different nameplates without authorization by Maxeon.
Even if allowed by local regulation, Plug and Socket connectors
mated together in a PV system must be of the same type (model,
rating) from the same manufacturer i.e. a plug connector from one
manufacturer and a socket connector from another manufacturer,
or vice versa, shall not be used to make a connection.

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For models not shown here, please contact Maxeon technical support or visit
www.maxeon.com/us. Electrical parameters are measured at Standard Test Conditions (STC).
The series fuse must have an interrupting rating that is equal to or greater than the

Maxeon recommends a conservative minimum bending radius (R)5x cable diameter must be maintained and must not be bent on the
direct exit of the connector or junction box. Avoid exposure ofelectrical connections to direct sunlight and do not place theconnector in a location where water could easily accumulate.
Installers must refer to connector manufacturer’s instruction forfurther installation and connection requirements.
Connectors are factory assembled with intentional gaps between
the cable nut and the body of the connector. Do not retighten
module connector nuts as this may lead to stress cracking of theconnector assembly and will void the warranty.

4.1 Equipment Grounding

To reduce the possibility of electrical shock, ground the frame of themodule or array per NEC before wiring the circuit. In order to installin accordance with their CSA Listing, Maxeon modules must be
grounded using grounding hardware that meets requirements forgrounding systems in UL 61730 and UL 61215 on anodized aluminum
frames. Maxeon recommends to refer to the applicable regional andlocal codes and requirements on grounding PV arrays and mounting
frames in conjunction with your racking supplier.
In addition, to avoid corrosion due to the use of dissimilar metals
Maxeon recommends stainless steel between copper and aluminum.

4.2 System Grounding

Review Table 2 below for the proper grounding techniques for the
installation of your particular Maxeon modules.

4.3 Series Connection

The modules may be wired in series to produce the desired voltage
output. Do not exceed the maximum system voltage shown inmodule datasheets and product label.

4.4 Parallel Connection

The modules may be combined in parallel to produce the desired
current output. Each series string or module may be required to be
fused prior to combining with other strings if the resulting maximum
fuse size allowed (number of modules which can be connected inparallel and protected by one fuse) exceeds the fuse rating as
shown in the module datasheet and product label. Please refer to
the NEC Article 690 for additional fusing requirements.

Table 2: Module Grounding Key
Module Model Grounding Key
Maxeon P-Series modules have no grounding restrictions:
All model numbers starting with SPR-Py-xxx-UPP

IMPORTANT! P-Series can be grounded with either polarity.
Failure to comply with this requirement will reduce system
performance and invalidate Maxeon’s Limited Power
Warranty for PV Modules.

5.0 Module Mounting
The Maxeon Limited Warranty for PV Modules is contingent upon
modules being mounted in accordance with the requirements
described in this section.

5.1 Site Considerations

Maxeon modules should only be mounted in locations that meet thefollowing requirements:
maximum fault current that the fuse is required to interrupt, including contributions from allconnected sources of energy.
Refer to NEC Article 100, Part II as to what type of series fuse is acceptable for modules rated
at higher than 600 V dc system voltage.

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Operating Temperature: All Maxeon modules must only be
mounted in environments that ensure they will operate within thefollowing temperatures:
Operating Temperature range(ambient)

1)-40°C to +85 °C-40°F to +185 °F
2)Adequate ventilation should be provided behind or underneath themodules, especially in hot environments.
Shading: Modules should be installed so that permanent shading ofcells is avoided and partial shading that may occur during certain
times of the day or year is minimized. Permanent shading is defined
as shade that is cast over the same position (of constant area) of
the solar module throughout the generation hours of the day.
Shading may induce in certain cases strong energy production
reduction, even in case of small shading and should be avoid asmuch as possible, especially at mid-day when the production is
maximum.
Design Strength: Maxeon modules are designed to meet a positive(downward) and/or negative (upward) withstanding test pressure
when mounted as per the guidelines in Section 5.2 andconfigurations in Appendix. Test loads are for information purposes
only; design loads should be considered for the project design.
When mounting modules in snow prone or high wind environments,
special care should be taken to mount the modules in a manner thatprovides sufficient design strength while meeting local code
requirements.
Excluded Operating Environments
Certain operating environments are not recommended for Maxeon
modules, and are excluded from the Maxeon Limited Warranty.
Modules are designed for a maximum altitude of 2000 m.
No Maxeon module should be mounted at a site where it may besubject to direct contact with salt water, or other aggressive
environment.
Modules should not be installed near flammable liquids, gases, or
locations with hazardous materials; or moving vehicles of any type.
Performance Series Mounting Orientation
Commercial Performance Series (P-Series) modules are designed toperform better if installed in landscape orientation. In landscapeorientation, P-series modules maintain higher power in conditions ofrow-to-row shading and/or edge soiling.

5.2 Mounting Configurations

Modules integrated into or mounted over a roofing system must be
mounted over a fire-resistant roof covering rated for theapplication. Modules may be mounted at any angle, from horizontal
to vertical. To reduce soiling, modules should be mounted at aminimum of 5 degrees.
Specific information on module dimensions and the location ofmounting and grounding holes is provided in Appendix. The systeminstaller is responsible for the determination of location-specificload requirements.
It should be noted that watertightness is not ensured by Maxeon,
therefore, if water management is required, the mounting systemshould be designed accordingly.
The module is only CSA Listed for use when its factory frame is fully
intact. Do not remove or alter the module frame, and do not create
additional mounting holes because doing so may compromise theintegrity of the frame.
Modules may be mounted using the following methods only:

Frame Holes: Secure the module to the structure using thefactory mounting holes. Four 1/4″ stainless steel bolts, withnuts, washers, and lock washers are recommended per module;
tightened to a min. torque of 10 in-lb. This method has beencertified by a third-party organization according to UL 1703.
For frame hole mounting, modules must be secured using theholes shown in Appendix.
Clamps: Mount the module with the opposite clamps on thelonger and/or shorter sides of the module. Installers should
ensure the clamps are of sufficient strength to allow for the
maximum design pressure
Force must not deformof the module. Clamps are
top frame flange or
glass may break
not provided by Maxeon.
Force canClamps that secure to thebe applied
top of the frame must notin line with
deform the top flange.
frame wall
Clamps must apply force
collinear with the ‘wall’ of
the module frame and not
Figure 1a: Clamp Force Locations
only to the top flange.
Clamps or installation procedures that put excessive force on
the top flange will deform the frame, void the module warranty
and risk glass breakage. Figure 1a illustrates locations for top
frame clamp force. When clamping to the module frame,
torque should never exceed 132 in-lbs (15 Nm) to reducechances of frame deformation and/or glass breakage. If theclamp manufacturer recommends a specific torque value which
is lower than 132 in-lbs (15 Nm), the installer should use theclamp manufacturer’s torque value. If the clamp manufacturer
recommends a specific torque value which is higher than 132
in-lbs (15 Nm), the installer should contact the clamp
manufacturer for acceptance of the 132 in-lbs (15 Nm)
maximum torque value or to find alternative clamps. A
calibrated torque wrench must be used. Mounting systems
should be evaluated for compatibility before installing speciallywhen the system is not using Clamps.
Minimum clamp width allowance is ≥35mm, and for cornerclamping the minimum clamp width is: ≥50mm. Clamps should
not be in contact with the front glass and clamps should notdeform the frame.
Maxeon does not recommend nor endorse the application on
the modules of clamps which, as part of their grounding or
earthing function, have teeth or claw features (see Figure 2)
which may, individually or cumulatively, cause the module
breakage due to (and without limitation):i. the grounding features touching
the front glass which is incorporated
into the module due to the positionof such grounding feature,ii. the shape, the position or thenumber of the grounding features
deforming the module top frame, oriii. the clamp being over-torqued
Figure 2during the installation.

5.3 Ground Mount Applications for Bifacial modules

Various environmental and installation parameters affect bifacial
gain. Albedo is a measure of the amount of light reflected from theground surface. A higher albedo factor will increase irradiance on
the backside and result in higher bifacial gain of the module. The
surface conditions, month of the year, time of day, GHI and DNI
both influence the amount of incident rearside irradiance.
Maxeon recommends to check with solar module mounting
hardware supplier in order to determine the Structure Shading
factor of your particular installation. The Structure Shading Factor
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module installation above ground and has an overall impact on therear side irradiance mismatch.
The Rearside mismatch losses are proportional to the albedo, heightof the modules above ground and structure shading factor. The
irradiance non-uniformity on the rearside results in mismatch
generally as the albedo increases and installation height of themodules are lower to the ground.

5.4 Rooftop Applications for Bifacial modules

Bifacial modules use direct, reflected or diffuse sunlight at therearside to generate additional power. Therefore, it isrecommended to use bifacial modules installed on flat roof
applications.
In order to maximize the bifacial gain at the rooftop applications
the following parameters listed below should be considered:•Surface Albedo•
Roof Integrity•
Module Tilt Angle•
Module Elevation•
Structural Backside Shading
The bifacial modules can be mounted both landscape or portrait
orientation as shown in Appendix section.
When installing a bifacial module on a roof, ensure that the roof
construction and the structural load calculations of the building aresuitable.
Bifacial gain tends to be most effective with a higher tilt angle.
As the tilt angle and the module elevation from the underlying
surface increases, more reflected light and diffuse light can be
captured by the module.
The mounting rails shall be designed to limit the rear side shading
as much as possible.

5.5 Bifacial Electrical Considerations

The overall electrical bifacial gain is determined by the combinationof surface albedo, irradiance, module tilt angle, shading losses fromthe rearside, rearside mismatch and module elevation above
ground. Please refer to the Maxeon datasheet for the electrical
outputs with respect to the overall bifacial gain. Please utilize asuitable performance software package to simulate the overall
bifacial gain

5.6 Handling of Modules during Installation

over time or can be reduced by following the washing guidelines in
Section 6.0 below. Any module coverage (colored plastic tarps orsimilar) during installation can lead to permanent front glass
discoloration and is not recommended. The use of vacuum lifting
pads can cause permanent marks on the front glass.
Never lift or move the module using the cables or the junction box
under any-circumstances. Ties or tapes used to secure cables aredesigned for transportation. They are not designed to comply withlocal requirements for securing PV cable to the array, and may
cause shading on bifacial panels reducing performance.
System energization and shutdown procedures need to be followed
based on respective National guidelines and local regulations. Safesite operational practices must be adhered before energizing the PV
system (e.g. electrical continuity, avoiding direct contact withelectrical/framing equipment, wearing safety PPE, etc.). Systemshould be electrically disconnected during maintenance, upgrades,
and modification works which can affect the operation of PV
system.

6.0

Maintenance and Cleaning

Trained Maxeon dealer or trained Maxeon support personnel shouldinspect all modules annually for safe electrical connections, soundmechanical connections, and freedom from corrosion.
Periodic cleaning of module glass has resulted in improved
performance levels, especially in regions with low levels of annual
precipitation; therefore Maxeon recommends periodic cleaning of
the modules.
To clean a module, wash its glass surface with potable, non-heatedwater. Normal water pressure is more than adequate when cleaning
the AR glass. Maxeon recommends using a large hosepipe and not
to perform cleaning at high outside temperatures. Some
fingerprints, stains, or accumulations of dirt on the glass may beremoved with over-the-counter glass cleaners (such as Windex® orequivalent), or with a 3% soap-and-water solution. For smaller
systems, wet the module glass with the solution, let it stand for fiveminutes, and then wet them again and use a soft sponge or
seamless cloth to wipe the glass surface in a circular motion. For
large systems, wet the modules with the cleaning solution, let themstand for five minutes, and then rinse them with high-pressure
water or a soft sponge. Do not use harsh industrial-strengthcleaning materials such as scouring powder, steel wool, scrapers,
blades, or other sharp instruments to clean the module glass. Use ofsuch materials will void the product warranty.

Do not place modules face forward in direct contact with abrasive
surfaces like roofs, driveways, wooden pallets, railings, stucco walls,
etc…
The module front surface glass is sensitive to oils and abrasive
surfaces, which may lead to scratches and irregular soiling.
During storage, modules need to be protected from rain or any
kinds of liquids. Required storage temperature is between 10°C to
40°C in a dry environment (humidity between 30 to 80%). Do notstore modules outdoor to avoid moisture and wet conditions.
Modules that feature antireflective coated glass are prone to visible
finger print marks if touched on the front glass surface. Maxeon
recommends handing modules with anti-reflective glass with gloves(no leather gloves) or limiting touching of the front surface. Any
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Recommended Cable Management
Performance Product Line:
Portrait Stringing

Leapfrog Stringing (Portrait)

Landscape Stringing*The images are solely for illustration purposes only.

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Appendix: Mounting Loads and Configurations
Performance 5/6 Bifacial Solar Panel(SPR-P5-XXX-UPP, SPR-P6-XXX-UPP)001232.77 [48.53in]
1042[41.02]546 646[21.49] [25.43]

1042[41.02]50[1.49]

646 546[25.43] [21.49]

323[12.72]1043 mm [41.06]

323[12.72]1092 mm [42.99in]

050[1.49]

1088.77 [42.86in]

B

A

0

C

400 mm[15.74in]

1100 mm [43.31in]
1400 mm [55.12in]

2384 mm [93.86in]
Measurement Tolerances are +/-3 mm for the Length and Width of the Module.
A - SLOT Holes (8X 14mm (L) x 9mm (W), R3.5mm)
B - Mounng Holes (4X 10mm (L) x 7mm (W), R6.8mm)
C - Ground Holes (4X Ø 4.2mm)

TOP CLAMPS
Front View

Long Side Mounng,
Rails Perpedincular toMounng Frame

Back View

Mounng Zone
Locaons

Test LoadDesign Load

in mm)

Downward/Upward Downward/Upward
(Pa)
(Pa)

50 - 546+2400/-1200+1600/-800

546 - 646

+5400/-2400+3600/-1600

646 - 1042

+2400/-2000+1600/-1333

50 - 100+1800/-1800+1200/-1200

546 - 646

+3000/-2400+2000/-1600(distance from corner

GEN 4.3 FRAME PROFILE
SIDE FRAME PROFILE

END FRAME PROFILE
35 mm [1.38]

Mounng Conﬁguraon Diagram

35mm [1.38]

Mounng
Conﬁguraon
DescriponLong Side Mounng,
Point Supported



16 mm
[0.630]35mm [1.38]

Long Side Mounng,
Rails Parallel toMounng Frame

50 - 546+2400/-1200+1600/-800

Short Side Mounng,
Point Supported(End Mount)

0 - 323+1400/-1400+933/-933

BOLTS
Mounng
Conﬁguraon
Descripon

Short Side Mounng,
Point Supportedwith Rail(End Mount)

0 - 323

Short Side Mounng,
Rails Parallel toMounng Frame(End Mount)

0 - 323+3600/-2400+1400/-1400+2400/-1600+933/-933

 Design Load considers 1.5 Factor of Safety, Test load = Design load x 1.5. Product Warranty covers only design
load values. The design loads listed in this table supersede all other loads that may be deﬁned by otherpares, unless there is a formal authorizaon by Maxeon.
2 Test loads are for informaon purposes only, design loads should be considered for the project design.

Mounng Conﬁguraon Diagram
Front View

Back View

Long Side Mounng,
Rails Perpedincular toMounng Frame

Center Mounng(1x Portrait Tracker)

Mounng Zone
Locaons(distance from cornerin mm)

Test LoadDesign Load

Downward/Upward Downward/Upward
(Pa)
(Pa)

1400mm Holes+5400/-2400+3600/-1600

1100mm Holes+5400/-2400+3600/-1600

400mm Holes+2400/-2000+1600/-1333

400mm Holes+1800/-1800+1200/-1200

3 Minimum of 24mm in diameter washer size is required.
4 Rails must not be under the juncon box.
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