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Male and Female Connector MC4 Waterproof Doubke

Male and Female Connector MC4 Waterproof Doubke

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Male and Female Connector MC4 Waterproof 

 

 

1 Cable Standard:2.5/4.0/6.0mm2(14/12/10AWG)

2 TUV Approval   

 

 

*Photovoltaic cable coupler.
*Due to highly robustness,UV-Resistance,the touch protection a high grade connection is guaranteed for 25 years.
*Acc.to DIN V VDE V 0126-3/12.06,UL1703 standard.

MC4 Connector

This type of connector system

 

is easy to install and uses “snap-in” safety locking tabs to lock two mating connectors, thereby avoiding

 

unintentional disconnection. Also when locked, the mating contacts are sealed against ingress of dust and

 

water. Specifi cations are as follows:

1) Acc.to DIN V VDE V 0126-3/12.06,UL1703 standard.

 

2) highly robustness,UV-Resistance.

 

3) Connector adopts touch and insertion of reed with inner-knob type.

 

4) Auto-lock equipment of male and female points enable connection more easy and reliable.

 

5) Popular figure suit most of field installation.

 

6) Simple on-site processing.

 

7) Accommodates PV cable with deferent insulation diameters.

 

8) High current carrying capacity.

Rate voltage:

1000v

Rated current:

25A(2.5mm2) , 30A(4mm2,6mm2)

Test voltage:

6KV(50Hz)

Protect degree:

IP67/IP2X

Insulation material:

PC/PA/PPO/TPE

Contact material:

Silver plated copper

Operating temperature:

-40°C~+90°C

Safe class:

2

Flame class:

UL94-V0

Contact resistance of plug connectors:

≤5mΩ

Insertion force:

≤50N

Withdraw force:≥50N

Suitable cable:

2.5mm2/4mm2/6mm2(AWG14/12/10)

Locking system:Snap in

   


Q:I recently bought a case with 2 usb ports and a firewire port on the front. i was wondering if all motherboards would have the connectors to hook them up or if there is something i should be looking for.Thanks
All of the current motherboards should have built-in USB connectors. Most would likely not have likewise for firewire by default. It's best to check the specs in the motherboard manual or on the manufacturer's website.
Q:I have a Sony Hi8 and Mini DV recorder deck and both have a DV connector on the front.Just recently I bought a mac pro and there is only Wire Fire ports.I have and will use Final Cut Pro X for cutting/editing.Is there any cable or adapter available to connect the Sony and mac for this?Thanks for any help and suggestions ?
dv connector is also firewire. Sony does not use the term firewire because that is a trademark term owned by Apple, and no camcorder manufactures can use that name with out paying a royalty. So Sony calls it DV instead. all you need to make this work is a cable that has the Mac 9 pin firewire connector on one end and either a 4 pin or 6 pin DV connector on the other side.
Q:I have the option of choosing between an ATX 24-pin Power Connector and an SSI 8-pin CPU Power Connector.Which one should I use and why? Thanks!!
pretty sure you have to use both. the 24 pin supplies power to the motherboard which in turns powers the ram, video card, sound card, etc. the 8 pin connector supplies power only to the cpu
Q:I have a 95 Buick Century that gets a bad vibration when the TCC engages. This vibration goes away if the car downshifts to accelerate or coasts. I already replaced the CV axles as it was suggested originally that they may have been responsible but now it's looking like the TCC is bad. I'm looking for the electrical connector that goes to it to see if the problem goes away with the TCC disabled.
The connector is usually just above the pan on the transmission. A 95 likely has an E series transmission which means that the same connector will also have the other transmission controls in it. If you remove that connector the transmission will stick in 2nd gear and your engine wont run correctly because the computer thinks the transmission died.
Q:Iam not that good at computers xD, as i want to buy amd r9 280x gpu and yeah, will this power supply be enough??
Yes it will be enough. Trust Corsair products.
Q:I have a Panasonic Toughbook CF-53SALP8LM and it has this odd connector on the back that I cannot figure out.Normally I can find what I need on google, but I have no idea where to start with this there's nothing in the device manager or the Panasonic manual that came with it that gives any hint to what this connector is.
Garry is right. You probably will never use those.
Q:Do they help? Do instructors see them and roll their eyes? My twin girls are 5 years old and will be skiing for the first time. They are going to take lessons, and I want them to have as much help as they need. Are tip connectors usually any benefit?
I've used Edgie Wedgie type ski connectors (the rubber ones with the clips) as well as solid metal clips designed more for use with handicapped skiers. I have a love-hate relationship with both devices. They are excellent means to keep the ski tips from going too wide, but if you are doing the whole Pizza-French Fries-Pizza thing, a skier can forget (or choose not to) go into a wedge and then zoom off down the slope anyway. When used with a child, or any skier with motor function issues, they can be an assest, however, they often need to be adjusted or they pop off all together, so you have to check them before every run. If you wear mittens when skiing, you'll have to take them off everytime to check the device. This can become a pain after a while, so buy gloves that allow for some dexterity before you start using the devices. Lastly, I suggest using any devices only after you have tried it without one. This applies to Edgie Wedgies, Racer Chaser type ski harnesses with leashes, etc. etc. Your instructor you've placed the kids with may not choose to use them. With proper instruction, the kids might not even need them. So don't bother buying them until they've actually had some lessons. Speak with their instructor after the lessons and see how the kids did. I've only had to use them with a few kids ever. I taught mostly handicapped kids too. I never really needed them with younger able-bodied kids. I'm sure the kids will do just fine. Have Fun!
Q:I have a ceiling fan with a six pin molex connector. The wire colors are black, brown, gray, white, red and white. There is also a single separate wire with a cylindrical connector that is blue. Does anyone know which each wire is? I want to either buy/fabricate a light fixture to connect but need to know what the wires are.
I think that if you look closer you will find a white wire with a cylindrical connector on it. That and the blue are the wires you need to connect to a light kit. If you still have troubles try the manufactures web site for a wiring diagram. I have installed several hundred fans and light kits. Only a few of which had a factory installed multi pin plug designed for the light kit shipped with the fan.
Q:i have the new iPod nano, i just bought the connector from the iPod to the car. when i plugged it in. Nothing happened. I changed volume, turned off the radio power, changed channels. but nothing happened and it wont play the music. am i doing it wrong, or is it just the power outlet hole is messed up?
oh okay well my cousin has the connector thing and what you have to do is put on a radio station that doesnt work [put it on one that has the buzzing noises and nobody is talking but its just buzzing] when you do that on the connector thing put the station that you have on your car and press play on the ipod and it should work
Q:does a cord like that even exist? is so where can i buy one?
no, since there is no such thing as a 4 pin pci-e connector :/ They have 2x 4 pin molex to 1 6pin pci-e adapters though. EDIT: that is a 4 pin cpu connector. Its supposed to attach to the motherboard near the cpu. If you have a psu that support an 8pin cpu (some require 8pins or 2x4pin, others require just the 4 pin) Anyway, using that to your graphics card will melt the wire and catch on fire. As the graphics card will be pulling the current from only 2 wires instead of 4. (in a 4pin there is 2 12V 2 ground, a 6pin is 4 12v 2 ground, and an 8 pin is 4 12v 4 ground). A molex is the more flat 4 pin connector (molex is a brand of cable manufacturer, but its name caught on like people calling tissues kleenex). There are those 4 pin molex connectors to 6pin pcie connectors for sale. a 4 pin molex also has 2 12V and 2 ground wires. Which is why you NEED to have 2 molexs, otherwise you will catch the wire on fire from too much current draw. Now if you were talking about your cpu power connector (your psu only comes with a single 4 pin, and your cpu needs an 8 pin), then you can buy a molex -6 pin adapter and use that. (its kind of confusing since your question says pci-e not cpu power connector :P) Use the one and connect 2 yellow and 2 black wires (if you connect all 4 yellow wires, you will fry your cpu and motherboard lol). so have 2 yellow cables hand off the edge, and connect 2 yellow and 2 black wires to one 4 pin cpu connector. Then use the actual 4 pin cpu power connector in the other side.

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