Solar pv MC4 Connector

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pv connector mc4/MC4 Solar Connector IP67 Genuine MC4 Connector Australian Hot Seller

pv connector mc4 /MC4 Solar Connector - Australia Hot Seller

- Item No: MC4 Solar Connector

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.

Solar pv MC4 Connector

Type:R4
Electrical Features:
Rated Current	25A(2.5/4mm2),30A(4/6mm2)
Withstanding Voltage	1000V DC(TUV),600V(UL)
Contact Resistance	≤0.3mΩ
Protection Class	Class II
Mechanical Features:
Temperature Range	-40 oC~+90oC
Protection Degree	IP2X,unmated;IP67,mated
Wire Size Range	2.5/4/6mm2(14AWG,12AWG,10AWG)
Unmating Force	200 Newton
Material Features:
Insulation Material	PC/PA
Contact Material	Copper,silver plated
Flame Class	UL94-V0 or UL94-5VA

Package

100sets/plastic bag, 1000sets/Carton

Q: I am in the process of building a CC cage for my Guinea Pig. I was hoping I wouldn't run out of connectors, but of course, did. Is there anywhere I can purchase extra connectors? (Please, not online, too much for shipping.) If not, would cable ties do the job?: Yes! Cable ties can do the job. I hear that it's best to put 2 ties in the same place to ensure that the cage will be stable.

Q: guys, what's the difference in using those types of cables? because i have a GTS250 that works fine with the 6-pin to 1x 4-pin connector to the power supply i was just wondering if it has any difference if i used the 6-pin to 2x 4-pin connector?: There is no difference at all, they are both 12 volt connectors. In fact, all the wires coming out of the power supply are 12 volt except the motherboard connector which is about 8.0 volts. The six pin connectors have current to power small circuit boards that do not regulate their own current, like a SATA hard drive and 4 pin connectors are simply 12 volt conveyers for things like system fans and older IDE hard drives.

Q: I have bought a surround sound for my laptop but it has a three plug for sound. Is there any way I can get all three into one connector so all speakers work?: I have no idea what you are talking about. There is no such thing as a three plug. Perhaps you meant to say three plugs. You mean 3 jacks. A plug is a male connector. A jack is a female connector. It's not pc but it does describe both the appearance and the function. So you have 3 jacks on your computer which are main left and right outputs, surround l and r outputs, and the third one is center and sub-woofer outputs. However you do not say what the input to your speakers looks like. Since you do not give enough information to answer your question I can't give you an answer. One thing I can tell you is if your speakers have only one input it is a digital input and could be called spdif. Otherwise you would need at least 3 inputs, or possibly 5 or 6 inputs. Just making a guess since you don't say what kind of surround sound system you have, it should have 3 jacks which will match the 3 output jacks on your computer. If your surround sound system is a real system you most likely have RCA jacks. You would need three 1/8 to RCA adapter cables. Give me more information and I can give you a better answer.

Q: I have a 20 pin connector that connects to the motherboard and then I have a 4 pin (square) connector that connects to the motherboard. What does the 4 pin connector power. I'm trying to see if the PSU is any good. I have another PSU but it does not have the square 4 pin connector on it.from older unit and was going to see if I could try it out to power unit.: The 4-pin 12V ATX power connector (yellow and black wires) powers the processor on more recent motherboards. These motherboards will not boot if there is no power on that 4-pin connector. Processor will not power up. Old processors consumed less power. They were just powered from the +5V circuit on motherboard. Thus, old motherboards as well as old power supplies did not have the 4-pin 12V ATX power connector. Motherboards for newer high wattage processors (125-135W) usually have the 8-pin EPS 12V connector.

Q: For the P1 connector what is the function of the black wire and what is the voltage of the black wire only?Please include sources.: The P1 connector on what? It's not clear exactly what connector you have. P1 just probably means it's connector (port) number one on some particular device. That doesn't really tell us specifically what connector you're talking about. On power connectors, the black wire is DC ground. The voltage should be zero with respect to the case/frame ground.

Q: I was working on my car the other day with my brother, trying to figure it why it failed emissions when we noticed that a couple of the connectors were burnt. I think my brother said they were the idle valve control connectors, or something like that. So I was just wondering if these are important at all to the car or if they affect it in any way. The connectors are burnt, gone, definitely won't work anymore and I can't seem to find a place to buy them anywhere. I went to the dealership but they don't sell the connectors separately, so I would spend about 500+ for the whole system all for just for 2 connectors. So could this be a possible cause for failing emissions or a lack of power? The car runs okay, its just lacking a lot of power. I already changed the basic things like spark plugs hoses etc, and if it fails again I'm changing the catalytic converter but I'm a little worried now that it might just be these connectors. Any help is appreciated.: You should probably change out your wiring harnesses. It is expensive but if you have connectors burnt out, this could lead to more problems down the road. In a car as old as a Z31 or Z32, the wiring gets brittle from the heat in the engine bay. Changing the harnesses in my car solved several issues. Unfortunately, I now have to change the CAS (Crank Angle Sensor). I have not had a year go by that I haven't had to spend a couple $K fixing systems. I would also suggest getting online to the Z forums. People on the forums will have dealt with the same issues you are. You should also look for a Z club in your area.

Q: Hi guys, recently, I did a mistake, I left my usb open in my backyard. It was only a bit open so the connector for it is rusted (refer the following link: open okorder

Q: I have a pair of Behringer HPS3000 headphones, which work normally when plugged in to the amp with their own cord, but the right one stops working when I plug them in to my laptop, speakers or iPhone using a connector. I'm pretty sure it's not a problem with the connector, as my guitar worked fine when I would use the same connector to plug it in to my laptop.Any ideas what I could do?: It IS the connector. Your guitar is a mono source, while your other sources are stereo. It's probably a mono adaptor. Easy to tell, though: If it has one black insulating ring on the shaft of the plug, it's mono. If it has two, it's stereo.

Q: i own a 92 grand marqius and it has 2 spout connectors but only one has a plug in it is the other one suposed to have a plug in too?: The one with a connector in it is SPOUT just like you said, it is unplugged when you are setting base timing and the reinserted when you are done to restore the engine to computed timing. The connector that has nothing in it is for the fuel pump, if you have the fuel system open you can jump these two wires and the fuel pump will turn on regardless of key position, we used to use them to turn the fuel pump on if we needed to drain the tank. It worked quite well, just hook up the fuel pressure gage, open the bleed hose, plug the SPOUT connector into the fuel pump harness and go get a soda while it pumped the fuel out.

Q: Data sheets do not mention any attenuation, does that mean it is ZERO / negligible ? Less than 0.005 dB ?: Ain't much (negligible), which is why it's probably never spec'd, but the question and any answer is meaningless until we've got a frequency nailed down. The cable will represent the largest portion of any attenuation, and will swamp anything the connectors would contribute. The typical coax for SMA (RG-174, RG-188, RG-196 or RG-316) runs on the order of 60~80db/100' loss. Even the semi-rigid cables have a lot of loss in the microwave freqs. Decent SMA connectors are good to around 12.4GHz with flex cable, and 18GHz with semi-rigid cable. Some very special (and a bit expensive) ones are available for use up to the 26.5~27GHz !

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