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Renogy MC4 Solar Branch Connectors 4 to 1 Renogy MC4 Solar Branch Connectors 4 to 1
SKU: RNG-CNCT-MC4BC-G1-US
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Key features
- Withstanding Voltage 1000V DC (TUV), 600V (UL)
- Test Voltage 6,500V (50Hz, 5 Min)
- Wiring Size Main: 10AWG; Branch: 12AWG
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4 to 1 Solar Branch Connectors MMMMF+FFFFM Pair
Simplify parallel solar-panel wiring with an extended 4-to-1 branch connector pair designed primarily for compatible 400W kit layouts. The extended format helps support portrait or landscape panel placement while reducing cable clutter in the installation area.
Package Includes
1 4 to 1 Solar Branch Connectors MMMMF+FFFFM Pair
| Renogy 4 to 1 Solar Branch Connectors (Pair) | |
| Selected variant SKU | RNG-CNCT-MC4BC-G1-US |
|---|---|
| Withstanding Voltage | 1000V DC (TUV), 600V (UL) |
| Test Voltage | 6,500V (50Hz, 5 Min) |
| Wiring Size | Main: 10AWG; Branch: 12AWG |
| Length | Overall: 3.5ft; Branch: 1.5ft |
| Protection Degree | IP67 |
| Rated Current | 30A |
| Insulation Material | PC/PA |
| Contact Material | Copper, Silver Plated |
| Temperature Range | -40°F to 194°F |
| Warranty | |
| Material and Workmanship Warranty | 1 Year |
| Withstanding voltage: 1000V DC(TUV), 600V(UL) | Test Voltage: 6500V (50HZ, 5Min) |
| Protection Degree: IP67 | Rated Current: 30A |
| Accessories | 1-year material warranty |
| Description | Make wiring parallel solar panels a breeze with these extended 4 to 1 Solar Branch connectors. Primarily suitable for 400W kits, these connectors allow you to install panels in portrait or landscape orientations without the messy wires in your way. Each package comes in pairs. |
Specification Sheet
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to common questions about this product, setup, compatibility, and use.
Can the Renogy 4-to-1 branch set combine four modules into one parallel output?
The 4-to-1 connectors are intended to place four compatible panel branches in parallel, which keeps array voltage at the branch level while adding current. Confirm identical or electrically compatible modules, controller input limits, conductor ampacity, and required string fusing first.
What male and female pieces arrive for wiring a four-module off-grid rack with the 4-to-1 branch set?
Renogy describes these branch products as a paired positive-and-negative combining set. Check the package-specific connector layout in the listing and plan any extension cables, string fuses, combiner, disconnect, or mounting support separately.
Could the 4-to-1 connector overload a controller serving a four-module off-grid rack?
Parallel branches increase available current, and the combined array must stay within the controller, wiring, connector, and protection limits under the coldest and brightest expected conditions. Connector capacity is not permission to exceed the controller input rating.
How should the mated branches be weather-protected across a four-module off-grid rack?
The official listing describes weather-resistant construction and publishes protection for mated connections. Keep every interface fully locked, supported off standing water, free of mixed incompatible connector brands, and protected from cable strain.
How should four parallel solar leads be de-energized before disconnecting the branch set?
Treat all PV conductors as energized in sunlight. Use the system's approved isolation sequence and never unplug a loaded DC connector unless the equipment expressly permits it; arcing can damage contacts and create a fire hazard.


