KLEIN TOOLS · Compound and indexed strippers
Klein 11069S compound stripper for photovoltaic wire
Compound photovoltaic wire stripper with fixed holes
Check the fit
Compare the actual conductor type and AWG first, then the connector's required exposed length. The tool is uninsulated and is for de-energized work only.
When to choose it
The solar-specific 11069S grips and strips in one squeeze, using machined holes sized for the documented PV conductors. The separate 11081 stop is worth considering if the connector documentation calls for the same strip length across a batch.
Specifications
- Brand
- KLEIN TOOLS
- Tool form
- Compound photovoltaic wire stripper with fixed holes
- Best suited for
- Match thick PV insulation and documented conductor gauges
- Model
- 11069S
- Solid wire
- 6–12 AWG
- Stranded PV wire
- 8–14 AWG
- Maximum single strip
- 1 in
- Optional wire stop
- 11081
- Amazon.com reference
- B0DFZR19H9
Care and other choices
Care Klein calls for keeping the tool clean and dry. Inspect the gripping jaws before use and follow the product instructions for the wire stop.
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Documentation
Questions about this product
Does the length stop come with the stripper?
Klein lists the 11081 stop as a separately sold accessory.
What gauges are documented?
The manufacturer gives 6–12 AWG solid and 8–14 AWG stranded PV wire.
How much insulation can it remove in a single step?
Klein specifies up to 1 inch in one strip, subject to the documented wire fit.
