DOKIO XT60 Extension Cable 19.7 ft 6 m for Flex Solar Panel Accessories with Male and Female Connectors
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Brand:DOKIO | Cable Type:Coaxial | Compatible Devices:[INFERRED: RC vehicles, radio control devices, battery packs with XT60 connectors] | Shape:Round | Connector Gender:Male-to-Female
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Upgrade your solar setup with the DOKIO XT60 Extension Cable, a must-have among dokio solar panel accessories for those looking to extend their solar panel’s reach. This high-quality, 19.7 ft (6 m) cable is designed to seamlessly connect your flexible solar panel to your battery, ensuring efficient energy transfer over longer distances. Whether you’re setting up a remote solar power system or simply need extra length for optimal panel placement, this extension cable is your go-to solution.
Technical Specifications:
– Length: 19.7 ft (6 m)
– Material: Super flexible soft silicone rubber copper wire
– Connectors: Male and Female XT60
– Warranty: 1-year long-term warranty
Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and DIY solar energy users, the DOKIO XT60 Extension Cable offers unparalleled flexibility and durability. Its high-quality insulation ensures a long service life, even in harsh weather conditions. With this extension cable, you can easily increase the distance between your solar panel and battery, making it perfect for RVs, boats, and off-grid setups. The included male and female connectors allow for quick and hassle-free installation, saving you time and effort.
Features:
– Enhances the flexibility of your solar panel setup with extra length
– Durable construction for reliable performance in various environments
– Easy installation with compatible connectors for a seamless setup
– Backed by a one-year warranty for peace of mind
Choose the DOKIO XT60 Extension Cable for a reliable and efficient way to extend your solar panel’s capabilities. It’s not just an accessory; it’s an essential component for maximizing your solar energy system’s potential.
