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Solar Panel T Branch Connectors Cable Coupler Cable Switch - 1 Male to 4 Female (M/4 F) & 1 Female to 4 Male (F/4 M), 1 Pair

Name: Solar Panel T Branch Connectors Cable Coupler Cable Switch - 1 Male to 4 Female (M/4 F) & 1 Female to 4 Male (F/4 M), 1 Pair
Brand: TINOR
SKU: TiR-UK-06250
Price: 8.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£23.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

The Solar Panel T Branch Connectors Cable Coupler is designed for solar photovoltaic systems, featuring a T type 3 branch solar connector configuration (1 Male to 4 Female and 1 Female to 4 Male). This connector is ideal for connecting solar panels, ensuring high performance even in extreme weather conditions.

Technical specifications

Number of cores: 4P

Installation type: AC/DC

Protection rating: IP68

Rated current: 50A

Rated voltage: 1000 V

Outer Diameter: 19mm

Color: Black

Plug-in Resistance: 0.5mmΩ

Ambient Temperature: -40℃~+90℃

Safety Class: II

Contact Material: Copper, Tin-Plated

Terminal Connection: Pressure Welding

Usage

The solar connector is designed for quick and simple assembly, allowing for easy removal of plugs without the need for additional tools. Its waterproof grade of IP67 ensures reliable performance outdoors, regardless of weather conditions.

Other information

Package Contents: 1 Pair Solar Panel PV Cable Connectors

The body is made of professional photovoltaic plastic material with anti-aging and ultraviolet resistance.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Pcs per pack
1
IP rating
IP68
Amperage
50 A
Length
8.5 cm
Material
Plastic
ManoMano Reference
ME94196635
MMID
320739046385
Product code
TiR-UK-06250
EAN
8420468947020

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