Bolt (screw?) size for securing Xantrex 80A breaker in XW PDP

Hey all,
I bought two 80A breakers from the local solar supplier. Unfortunately they did not come with any bolts/screws to fasten them into the PDP. I tried at a local hardware store but 6/32 and 8/32 were too small or too big respectively. My solar supplier was unable to assist me, apparently just getting the breakers was an ordeal for him and he doesn't generally deal with anything Xantrex. If anyone here knows what the appropriate size would be that I'm looking for, that would be dandy! Tried sending an email to XW support but have got no response on this one as yet!
Thanks kindly in advance!
I bought two 80A breakers from the local solar supplier. Unfortunately they did not come with any bolts/screws to fasten them into the PDP. I tried at a local hardware store but 6/32 and 8/32 were too small or too big respectively. My solar supplier was unable to assist me, apparently just getting the breakers was an ordeal for him and he doesn't generally deal with anything Xantrex. If anyone here knows what the appropriate size would be that I'm looking for, that would be dandy! Tried sending an email to XW support but have got no response on this one as yet!
Thanks kindly in advance!
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BOY! I thought that the screw size WAS 6-32, will check my stock of the E-Frame breakers. Will report back. Vic
We did buy 80 A, and 100 A "Schneider" breakers from the sponsor of this site, fairly recently, and they were Carling brand, and came with mounting screws INCLUDED ... they might have been distributed by MidNite Solar (a wild guess), as MN always supplies mounting screws with their breakers, not so much from other suppliers:
http://www.solar-electric.com/instal...l80ampdcb.html
(now see MidNite in the above link ...).
EDIT, And there are no mounting screws shown in the pic at the above like, but they have been included in recent orders from N AZ wind & Sun<.
BTW, they DO seem loose, but, it seems that the threaded-insert that accepts the screw floats, which probably allows more tolerance in the panel hole location (IMO).
All FWIW. It is a good thing not force mounting screws into place. Have Fun with the installation. Vic
This system is partially set up, right now no solar panels/charge controllers are wired in, but the inverter is wired to the house AC service panel and we have a generator inlet on the side of our house to recharge the batteries. I have both 80A breakers that I need for now, thanks kindly for the offer!
Vic - I used the 6/32's I have and they worked out fine. I think you are right, the insert floats a bit so it seems a little loose if you just thread in partway and give it a wiggle.
Cheers!