High-quality circuit protection for your solar power system
Choose the right protection for your solar power system
Protect your solar system from overloads and short circuits with our range of DC circuit breakers.
Combine multiple solar strings safely with integrated DC breakers and surge protection.
Complete your solar installation with high-quality MC4 connectors and accessories.
Compare different breaker types to find your perfect match
Feature | Standard DC Breakers | Battery Breakers | Combiner Boxes |
---|---|---|---|
Voltage Rating | 550V - 1000V | 1000V | 1000V |
Current Rating | 10A - 63A | 175A - 250A | 10A - 30A per string |
Poles | 2 or 4 | 1 | Multiple (3-12 strings) |
Protection | Overload & Short Circuit | Overload & Arc Protection | Overload & Surge Protection |
Mounting | DIN Rail or Panel | Panel Mount | Wall Mount |
Best For | PV String Protection | Battery Bank Protection | Multiple String Systems |
Reliable circuit protection solutions from leading manufacturers
Short circuit protection, overload protection; Rated working current to 63A; Maximum Voltage – 550VDC
Short circuit protection, overload protection; Rated working current to 63A; Maximum Voltage – 1000VDC
Protective enclosure for DC breakers and electrical components
The breakers are polarized, meaning they are designed for specific polarity connections; DC Voltage rating – 150V
Professional PV combiner boxes for solar array protection and management
Standard solar panel connectors for secure and weatherproof connections
Y-branch connectors for parallel connections in solar arrays
Prevent the spread of arcs in current surges; Overload long delays and shortcircuit protections; Voltage – 1000VDC; Current – 200A
MNEDC 175A to 250A Breakers for battery bank protection
Everything you need to know about installing and maintaining DC breakers
Calculate your system voltage and current to select the appropriately rated DC breaker. Consider both normal operating conditions and potential fault currents.
Select between string breakers (for PV strings), battery breakers (for battery banks), or combiner boxes (for multiple strings) based on your system configuration.
Mount DIN rail breakers on standard 35mm DIN rail, and panel mount breakers using the provided hardware. Ensure proper spacing for heat dissipation.
Use appropriately sized cables and ensure polarity is correct (especially for polarized breakers). Follow manufacturer torque specifications for terminal connections.
Install breakers in accessible locations for maintenance. Clearly label all breakers and circuits for easy identification.
Test breaker operation after installation. Periodically check connections for tightness and signs of overheating.