UV and ozone resistant! Metric plastic cable glands with a wide temperature range.
"SKINTOP SOLAR/SOLAR plus" is a metric plastic cable gland suitable for solar power plants and solar parks. It complies with low-temperature impact testing, UL 1703/UL 746 C. It features high strain relief and has high flame retardancy compliant with UL 94V-0 / 94-5VA. The temperature range for "SKINTOP SOLAR" is -40°C to +100°C, while "SKINTOP SOLAR plus" ranges from -40°C to +125°C. 【Features】 ■ UV and ozone resistance ■ UL 746 C - UL F1 outdoor use ■ High strain relief ■ Permanent vibration protection ■ High flame retardancy compliant with UL 94V-0 / 94-5VA *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Product Configuration】 ■ Meter connection screw compliant with DIN EN 60423 ■ Compliant with DIN IEC 62444 technical information *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Scope of Application】 ■ Solar power plants and solar parks *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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LAPP, headquartered in Germany, was founded in 1957 in Germany. As a total solution provider, we offer not only wires, cables, and accessories but also network components and harness production. We provide wires, cables, connectors, and cable glands that can withstand harsh environments required in industrial sites, plants, production facilities, and public infrastructure. Our Japanese subsidiary, LAPP JAPAN, leverages a global network to offer a wide range of wires, cables, cable glands, and connectors that comply with various international standards. We have approximately 40,000 standard items in our catalog, with around 20,000 items in stock at all times, and we deliver quickly through our own online shop. Additionally, we develop and produce custom cables tailored to our customers' specifications.
