Heilind Electronics adds Staubli MC4 connectors to solar product offering

2022-06-03 22:29:21 By : Mr. XingJi YiGou

Staubli distributor Heilind Electronics has added the manufacturer’s MC4 connectors to its solar product offering.

Staubli’s MC4 connectors, which include branch connectors and in-line fuse connectors with crimped fuse connections, guarantee a long-lasting, stable connection for solar installations. MC4 terminated branch connectors can be used to create a safe and reliable parallel (or “Y”) connection of PV modules. The MC4 and MC4-Evo 2 panel receptacle can be directly mounted by means of a screw thread. The MC4 line presents an ideal solution to connect an MC4 or MC4-Evo 2 cable coupler as a string input to an inverter or MLPE device.

The core of the Staubli PV MC4 connectors is the innovative MULTILAM contact technology, which guarantees long-term reliability over the entire product lifetime (25+ years). The technology involves multiple contact points that improve connection quality and energy transfer. The constant spring pressure and unique design result in consistently low contact resistance, ensuring safe and durable operation as well as reduced downtime and service costs.

Staubli’s MULTILAM contact technology also minimizes the risks of power loss, hotspots and fires that could lead to enormous reconstruction costs. Staubli PV MC4 connectors demonstrate superior temperature stability without heat accumulation. Additional benefits and certifications include IP68, flame C=class of UL94-VO and a salt mist rating of IEC 60068-2-52.

Kelly Pickerel has over a decade of experience reporting on the U.S. solar industry and is currently editor in chief of Solar Power World.

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