classic controller 150 that displays more PV power amp or intensity

[Vic]

As an aside ...  Had been thinking about why to NOT want hex Socket Head screws on the Classic, and similar products.

When terminals are mounted to a PCB,  often by soldering,  excessive torque might be applied.  If the person torqueing them is not using a properly set,  and calibrated driver.   Any excessive torque might damage the terminal-to-board connection  --  cracking  solder,  or worse.

The cam-out (I think that is what it is called) can help protect against Gorilla Torqueing,  by helping to limit maximum torque values.

Just an added thought,  FWIW.   Vic

[grgdgreek]

As an aside ...  Had been thinking about why to NOT want hex Socket Head screws on the Classic, and similar products.

When terminals are mounted to a PCB,  often by soldering,  excessive torque might be applied.  If the person torqueing them is not using a properly set,  and calibrated driver.   Any excessive torque might damage the terminal-to-board connection  --  cracking  solder,  or worse.

The cam-out (I think that is what it is called) can help protect against Gorilla Torqueing,  by helping to limit maximum torque values.

Just an added thought,  FWIW.   Vic

Good point Vic.
Also easier field serviceability-lack of tools...ect
Still I would preferred allen.
George