Multiluz Solar, a company that works on large photovoltaic projects, has entered into a strategic partnership with Stäubli, developer of the MC4 connector and a global reference in electrical connection technology for solar energy.
The union between the two companies aims to further raise the quality, safety and performance standards of the facilities, combining cutting-edge technology with good practices.
Behind the scenes of every well-executed solar project, attention to detail makes all the difference and correct cable preparation is one of the key points in this process.
Tools such as stripping pliers have replaced manual methods with more precision, allowing the removal of cable insulation without compromising the internal conductors, ensuring a much safer and more effective electrical connection.
When working with large installation volumes, as in the case of Multiluz, the agility that this tool offers translates directly into greater productivity and less physical effort for technicians in the field.
torque wrench
Another product that has been gaining increasing attention among professionals in the sector is the use of the torque wrench, used to apply the exact force when tightening connectors.
In a joint effort to raise system safety and performance standards, manufacturers, distributors and integrators have increased their investments in technical training to offer good practices.
The initiative seeks to raise awareness among installers about the importance of seemingly simple procedures, which have a direct impact on the efficiency and durability of equipment.
Proper calibration of the equipment can prevent simple failures, but when poorly executed, this process can compromise both the performance and safety of the installations, generating failures, undesirable heating and even fire risks.
More than providing products and tools, both companies focus on training professionals in the sector as a way to promote solar energy with responsibility and excellence.
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