Solar connectors, compatible with 4 mm standard
Compatible and intermateable with industry standard 4 mm connectors, 600 V dc or 1000 V dc.
Automation Systems Interconnect
Automation Systems Interconnect Inc. has announced the release of their new line of solar connectors. The ASIPV series is compatible and intermateable with industry standard 4 mm connectors.
The solar connectors are available with a 1,000 V dc (IEC), 600 V dc (UL) and 25 A rating. Both male and female contacts have a wire range of 12-10 AWG. The connectors feature snap lock mating for secure connections. The metal crimp pins are made of a tin-plated copper to offer low contact resistance and protection against corrosion. The housing material is UL94-V0.
For more information, pricing, specifications and availability, see the ASI website at www.asisolarproducts.com.
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