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20 pairs of male/female connectors for solar panel cable with wrench assembly tool for PV system,
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Description
These connectors are used to connect multiple solar panels or groups of solar panels together in a solar array, and are generally used in parallel applications. The included assembly tool allows users to tighten and separate the connectors more easily and quickly. Features: The conductor pin is made of tinned copper, ensuring excellent electrical contact. The cable connection uses a rivet and lock method, making assembly quick and simple. With excellent aging resistance and UV endurance, it can be used in harsh environments. The O-ring on the connector is perfect for sealing against water and dust to prevent corrosion. The included assembly tool facilitates tightening and separating the connectors. Excellent solution for connecting multiple panels in parallel in a solar field.
Specifications: Quantity: 20 pairs Rated current: 16A (2.5㎡, AWG14), 30A (4㎡, AWG12), 52A (6㎡, AWG10) Withstand voltage: 1000V DC Typical contact resistance: 2 mΩ Suitable cable size: 2.5 mm² / 4 mm² / 6 mm² Protection class: Class II Degree of protection: IP67 Insulation material: PC Contact material: Copper, tinned Flame class: UL94-V0 Ambient temperature range: -40°C ~ +105°C Insertion force: Less than 50N Removal force: More than 50N Package weight: 221g-428g / 7.8oz-15.12oz
Note: The The key color will be sent randomly (blue or orange); please refer to the actual product. Package list: 20 * pairs of connectors, 2 * keys
Features
- BrandODIPIE
- Amperage30 A
- Connection configurationM-F
- Terminal PolarityPair
- ManoMano ReferenceME100612760
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