AC 0.6/1.0kV Solar  Cable  Tinned Copper Halogen Free Flame-retardant 1.5-35mm²

 Application

AC solar cables are primarily used in photovoltaic (PV) systems for transmitting alternating current (AC) power generated by solar inverters. Their key applications include:

Grid Connection – Connecting solar inverters to the utility grid in on-grid PV systems.

AC Distribution – Transmitting power from inverters to load centers, switchboards, or household/industrial appliances.

AC-Coupled Storage – Linking hybrid inverters to battery storage systems in AC-coupled solar setups.

Constrcution

Conductor

Class 5 tinned copper conductors

 Insulation

Halogen free flame-retardant insulation material for solar cables

Outer sheath

Halogen free flame retardant sheath material for solar cables

Specification

PV1-F-AC 0.6/1.0kVCable Structure Parameters

FAQ

1. What is the difference between AC and DC solar cables?

AC Solar Cables carry alternating current (AC) from the inverter to the grid or loads.

DC Solar Cables carry direct current (DC) from solar panels to the inverter.

Key differences: Voltage type (AC vs. DC), insulation requirements, and applicable standards.

2. What voltage rating do AC solar cables have?

Standard systems: 230V (1-phase) or 400V (3-phase) for residential/commercial use.

Utility-scale systems: Up to 35kV for medium-voltage distribution.

3. Are AC solar cables UV-resistant?

Yes, high-quality AC solar cables have UV-resistant insulation (XLPE or LSZH) for outdoor use.