CNLonQcom 40 Amp DC 500V Solar Panel Breaker with Lightning Surge Protector and IP65 Waterproof Box for Outdoor Solar Systems
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Brand:CNLonQcom | AC Adapter Current:40 Amps | Material:Polycarbonate (PC), Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) | Phase Type:Single Phase | Number Of Circuits:2
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Upgrade your solar panel system with the CNLonQcom Solar Panel Breaker, designed to offer advanced protection and durability for outdoor solar setups. This 40 Amp DC 500V circuit breaker comes equipped with a lightning surge protector and an IP65 waterproof casing, ensuring your solar system is safeguarded against overvoltage, overload, and harsh weather conditions. Perfect for both residential and commercial solar installations, this breaker solar panel accessory is a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their system’s safety and longevity.
Technical Specifications:
– 40 Amp DC 500V circuit breaker
– Includes lightning surge protector
– IP65 waterproof rating for outdoor use
– Transparent lid for easy monitoring
– Red indicator light for surge protection status
– Quick and secure PV connectors for hassle-free installation
Usage Scenarios & Features:
The CNLonQcom Solar Panel Breaker is ideal for use in solar panel systems where protection against electrical surges and weather elements is crucial. Its robust IP65 waterproof casing ensures that the breaker can withstand rain, dust, and extreme temperatures, making it perfect for outdoor installations. The transparent lid allows for easy inspection of the main switch and surge protection status, while the red indicator light alerts you when it’s time to replace the surge protection module. With its quick and secure PV connectors, setting up your solar system has never been easier. Whether you’re installing a new solar panel system or upgrading an existing one, the CNLonQcom Solar Panel Breaker provides the reliability and protection your system needs to operate efficiently for years to come.
