Attribution

Image credits

Attribution for every third-party photograph used on this site, with the photographer, the source, and the licence each image is used under.

Most illustrations on this site are diagrams we generate ourselves from the data in the article they accompany. Those are our own work and need no attribution.

A small number of pages use photographs taken by other people, because some things — the difference between a Class T and an ANL fuse, what a corroded terminal actually looks like — cannot be taught with a diagram. Every one of those is listed below with its photographer, source, and licence. All are used unmodified under licences that permit commercial use.

If you are the rights holder for any image here and believe it is being used incorrectly, contact us and we will correct the attribution or remove the image promptly.

ImagePhotographerSourceLicenceUsed on
MC4 connector pair, polarity markings and contactsOrion LawlorWikimedia CommonsCC0 1.0
Disassembled MC4 connector componentsAsurnipalWikimedia CommonsCC BY-SA 4.0
Corroded lead-acid battery terminalMarkBuckawickiWikimedia CommonsCC0 1.0
Wire-end ferrule destroyed by a resistive jointPhiarcWikimedia CommonsCC BY-SA 4.0