411 on equipment needed 2 set up 6/51watt panels

Before you go and buy the wire and disconect divices you have to know the correct size.
One other thing not mentioned was a combiner box and weather or not the PV array is to be mounted on a dwelling.
Look on the back of each PV module, there should be a sticker with several values printed on it. Look for the Isc value.
That is what will decide the size wires and disconects.
You should really consider getting a licensed, electrical contractor to do these calculations for you. Tell him to take a look at Article 690 in the National Electrical Code handbook if he is not allready familar with photovoltaics. It shouldnt take him or her more than an hour to do it and thats if him or her has to bone up on Art. 690. You need to know the correct;
wire size and type of wire,
size and type of disconects as well as where to place them in the system.
There is lot more too this stuff than just sticking some modules in the sun and running wires here and there. If the wires and their protection (fuses or breakers) are not sized right they can start a fire. Thats why there is the NEC which is a branch of the NFPA the National Fire Protection Association.
Getting back too the combiner box. What these do is bring all of the PV modules together electrically speaking and then you only have one positive and one negative and one grounded conductor to deal with. Also if the PV array is to be mounted on a dwelling (I define dwelling as anyplace where a person is subject to sleep) Then a GFP Ground Fault Protection breaker is required. Whatever breakers or fuses or disconects you use on your PV system should have a UL listed DC (direct current) rating for the voltages and amperages found in a PV system, from the PV array right down to the inverter.
Take your time, study on it some, seek out a licensed electrician  that you are comfortable talking with. Be safe, not sorry.    

Hello Roland
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