WFLNHB 10FT 12AWG Black + Red 12 Gauge Solar Panel Extension Cable Wire with Female and Male Connector Solar Connector

WFLNHB 10FT 12AWG Black + Red 12 Gauge Solar Panel Extension Cable Wire with Female and Male Connector Solar Connector

$ 9.99

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1 x Red Solar Panel Extension Cable and 1 x Black Solar Panel Extension Cable are included in the package. MC4-Connectors are used to connect the two 12AWG solar cables. They are a total of 10FT / 3 meters in length. 05m.

2 pcs 12 awg 10 ft listed solar extension cables 12 gauge are made of pure copper with a tin coating. When copper wire is exposed to the air, it is tin-plated to prevent it from oxidizing and forming a layer of film-copper green.

Excellent PPO is used for the solar cable's insulation layer, which has good flame retardancy, self-extinguishing properties, high strength, abrasion resistance, and corrosion resistance.

Extension Cable with MC4-Connectors - The extension cable with MC4-Connectors connects the solar panel to the charge controller or two solar panels, allowing for more space between them. The wiring is weatherproof and built to withstand extremes of temperature.

12AWG Solar Panel Wire - The 12 AWG wire has the largest diameter of the three commonly sold sizes, 10, 12, and 14 AWG, and can help you save money on your solar panel system by reducing power loss.

Questions & Answers

Is each cable 15' in length when it comes to the "1 pair 15ft 10awg black red solar panel extension cable wire connector"?

Each cable has a length of 15 feet. This is an excellent product.

Are these MC4 connectors, or are they something else?

These are MC4 connectors, to be sure.

Is the copper wire 10 gauge or is it 10 gauge with all of the tinning?

That is an excellent query. I hope this has been of assistance in some way. I bought this pair of 10 AWG cables to match the size cables that came with my Trina 250w panels. I'm assuming they're standard for cables with "10 AWG" printed on them (I'm no expert or electrician, but I thought it might be useful to share this information).

Are the connector clips flexible enough to prevent them from breaking?

I'm not sure I understand exactly what you're saying. They're sturdy enough to lock in place for a secure grip, and pressing the release button with a finger or fingernail with a moderate amount of pressure was all it took. Pull gently on the cable with the opposite connector to disconnect them at the same time. This was only a month after they had been exposed to the elements of a South Central Texas spring, which included heat, rain, and direct sunlight, and they had appeared crisp and impervious so far. I'm not sure how flexible you hope they are, but I was able to unlock and disconnect the pins with the tips of my thumb and index fingers with less difficulty than expected, but not so easily that I was concerned for future self-defense. wear and tear causes detachment from a loose connection. I hope this information is useful.