How to Wire Solar Panels？

Below is an approximately 800‐word comprehensive guide on solar panel wiring basics. This guide covers the theory behind wiring methods, step‐by‐step instructions, common techniques (series, parallel, and series–parallel), and key safety considerations for connecting your photovoltaic (PV) modules.

China's aluminum cable price stability leads the world, and its export advantages are further upgraded under tariff barriers

The US policy of imposing tariffs on aluminum products has exacerbated international market concerns about the cable supply chain. However, as the core production base of aluminum cables in the world, Chinese companies continue to provide global customers with aluminum cable products with stable prices and reliable delivery by relying on their 100%

How a global tariff war is driving up costs—and why clients should act now

US President Donald Trump has raised tariffs on countries around the world. The escalating global tariff war is reshaping international trade, causing chain reactions in various industries, especially in the cable and wire industry.

Bare Conductor Cables: A Complete Guide

Bare conductor cables are primarily used in overhead power lines, substations, and grounding systems. They are suitable for areas where insulation is not required or where environmental factors do not pose a significant threat to the integrity of the conductor.

Solar Cables Construction and Specifications

​As the solar energy industry continues to expand, the demand for high-quality, durable, and efficient solar cables is increasing. Solar cables are a critical component in photovoltaic (PV) systems, ensuring the reliable transmission of electricity between solar panels, inverters, and battery storage units. This article explores the construction

What Is the Difference Between 4mm and 6mm Solar Cable?

The key difference between a 4mm and a 6mm solar cable is the cable's current carrying capacity, with a 6mm cable being able to handle a larger current due to its larger cross-sectional area, making it suitable for larger solar systems or longer cable runs compared to a 4mm cable, which is usually sufficient for smaller installations; essentially,