Connectors are suited for PV connection applications.
June 27, 2006 -
Available in 2-, 3-, 4-, and 6-rail, IP65-rated junction boxes, SOLARLOK photovoltaic (PV) connector system is used to accommodate serial and parallel connection of PV arrays. Number of rails determines how many electrical connections can be made in junction box, and positive latching helps minimize unintentional disconnections. Junction boxes carry UL 1703 and TÃœV approvals.
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SOLARLOK Connectors from Tyco Electronics Add Capability, New Features
HARRISBURG, Pa - June 21, 2006 - Tyco Electronics has expanded its SOLARLOK photovoltaic (PV) connector system. The SOLARLOK PV connector system provides designers in the PV industry with a complete design solution for PV connection applications. The expansions to the SOLARLOK connector system include three new junction box configurations that accommodate different wiring needs. The number of rails determines how many electrical connections can be made in a junction box. Tyco Electronics has added a two-rail, three-rail and four-rail junction box to the product line. This expands upon the previous six-rail product. All SOLARLOK junction boxes are IP65 rated, and carry UL 1703 and TÃœV approvals. Another major improvement to the SOLARLOK connector system is the addition of positive latching features. Positive latching, an increasingly desired and code-specified feature, helps minimize unintentional disconnections.
With the addition of the two, three and four-rail junction boxes, designers and installers of PV systems will have more flexibility in the products they specify and use in next-generation PV systems. Furthermore, the new junction boxes are a more cost-effective selection for a broader range of PV connection applications.
SOLARLOK connection systems are used to accommodate serial and parallel connection of PV arrays. In addition to junction boxes, the SOLARLOK connection system includes connectors that allow for speedy field installation or high-speed manufacture of made-to-length cable assemblies. Polarization features and sealing are also integral to the SOLARLOK connectors.
A two-rail SOLARLOK junction box is priced at $8.00 at the 500-piece quantity level. Deliveries are typically 8-10 weeks.
For more information on SOLARLOK photovoltaic connector systems, contact Tyco Electronics' technical support center at 1-800-522-6752 or send an e-mail to newproducts@tycoelectronics.com
About Tyco Electronics
Tyco Electronics, a business segment of Tyco International Ltd., is the world's largest passive electronic components manufacturer; a leader in cutting-edge wireless components, complete power systems, and premise wiring components and systems; and a provider of critical communications systems to the Land Mobile Radio industry. Tyco Electronics provides advanced technology products from over forty well-known and respected brands, including Agastat, Alcoswitch, AMP, AMP NETCONNECT, Buchanan, CII, CoEv, Critchley, Elcon, Elo TouchSystems, M/A-COM, Madison Cable, OEG, Potter & Brumfield, Raychem, Schrack and Simel. For more information, visit www.tycoelectronics.com
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Phone: 717-592-2409 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Tyco Electronics Corp. Address: P.O. Box 3608 City: Harrisburg State: PA ZIP: 17105-3608 Country: USA Phone: 800-522-6752 http://www.tycoelectronics.com
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