A Weidmüller presented something new for the photovoltaic market. This is PV Next, the world's first combiner box concept based on a design using a printed circuit board.
According to the company, the combiner box has integrated PUSH IN technology – which reduces assembly time and minimizes the risk of errors and their consequences, without the need for crimping and/or maintenance tools.
The PV Next models also have protection against overvoltages and atmospheric discharges, varied numbers of inputs and outputs, options with or without fuses and the possibility of Plug & Play connection with WM4C connector, remote signaling and disconnector switches.
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About Weidmuller
In the area of solar energy, Weidmüller has sold more than 600 thousand string boxes worldwide and more than 270 million solar panels with 70 GWp use its products.
The portfolio for the photovoltaic market includes AC and DC combiner boxes, 1000VDC and 1500VDC (from 1 to 32 strings), versions developed for installations in floating plants, communication boxes with ethernet, fiber optics or wireless, in addition to having PV Next .
The company also presents in its product line for the solar segment, monitoring systems, surge protectors, fuse holder terminals, disconnecting switches, as well as installation tools, photovoltaic connectors WM4 C, which has a crimpable system, and the PV- Stick, a connector with PUSH-IN technology – where it is not necessary to use a crimping tool.
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