Multi-Contact on the evolution of the MC4 PV connector

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Multi-Contact recently launched the new MC4-EVO 2 PV connector, which has been approved for 1500V DC (IEC, TÜV) and 1000V DC (UL, JET) applications, providing safety and performance for PV installations. Matthias Mack, global manager PV at Multi-Contact delves into why there was a need to further develop the market-leading MC4 connector. Mack also highlights growing demand from the major PV module manufacturers and installers on the back of global market development.

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