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3m long solar charging cable with MC4-to-XT60 connector – Compatible with EcoFlow River/Delta, Bluetti EB55, Anker 757 and 767 – 400W
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Description
General Description
- This 3-meter-long solar cable with XT60 connector is designed for stable transmission thanks to high-quality materials. It is made of 16 AWG wire, ensuring strength and durability. The Y-connector has a male/female solar panel connector on one end and an XT60 connector on the other, simplifying the installation of an off-grid system. This cable is compatible with a wide range of solar panels from 60W to 400W and is ideal for portable solar generators and devices with an XT60 connector. Specifications: Connector: XT60; Cable Length: 3 meters; Wire Gauge: 16 AWG; Features: Short-circuit protection; Compatible Devices: Portable solar generators, EF ECOFLOW RIVER and DELTA, Ecoflow RIVER 2, River Mini, River Pro, EFDELTA, EFDELTA Pro, DELTA Max, Bluetti EB55, Anker 757 / Anker PowerHouse 767, PowerHouse S2000/S2000 Pro
Compatibility and Accessories
- Compatible with Eco Flow RIVER 2, RIVER 2 Max, RIVER mini (cordless) 210 Wh, EF RIVER Max 576 Wh, RIVER Pro, DELTA mini 882 Wh, DELTA 1260 Wh, Delta Pro, DeltaMax, River 288 Wh, River Pro, Anker 757/Anker PowerHouse 767 and the portable power stations Bluetti EB55, EB55-GY and EB55-OR (700 W).
Usage
- Avoid extreme temperatures and do not disassemble the cable.
- Do not pull forcefully on the power cord and avoid direct contact. Sunlight. Liquids. Avoid dripping; It is normal for temperatures to rise during use.
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Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Pcs per pack1
- MaterialPlastic
- Connection configurationF-F
- Length300 cm
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