Bridge the Distance With an Organized Solar Cable Pair

The PowMr solar extension cable pair gives you one 9m red lead and one 9m black lead, approximately 29.5 ft each, for a clearly marked photovoltaic cable route. Pre-fitted locking connectors and flexible coiled leads make it easier to plan the connection between compatible panels and solar equipment.

Key Benefits

9m per lead — Gain useful routing distance for each side of a compatible solar connection.
Separate red and black cables — Keep the conductor paths identifiable across the run.
Pre-fitted PV connectors — Bring ready-terminated ends to matching, manufacturer-approved connector pairs.
Tinned copper construction — Use conductive stranded cable with an insulating layer and protective outer jacket.
Locking tabs and sealing rings — Create a fully mated connection using the manufacturer's installation procedure.
Coilable lead pair — Gather and organize the cables between uses.

Give your compatible RV or off-grid solar layout more routing flexibility. The 9m red-and-black pair can bridge the distance from the panel position to the matching connection point while keeping both cable paths easy to trace.

What's Included

The package contains one 9m red cable and one 9m black cable, each with pre-fitted male and female PV connectors. The paired leads provide a 9m extension run for the two conductors. Have your installer coordinate the actual cable markings, connector ratings, circuit protection and equipment limits for the intended voltage and current.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is each cable?

The pair includes a 9m red lead and a 9m black lead, approximately 29.5 ft each. Together they provide a 9m two-conductor extension run.

Which colors are included?

One red cable and one black cable are included, making it easier to identify the two conductor routes during installation.

Are the connectors fitted?

Yes. Both leads are pictured with pre-fitted male and female locking PV connectors. Use matching connector pairs approved by their manufacturer.

What is the conductor material?

The product information identifies tinned copper conductors with insulation and an outer cable jacket.

How should I connect the cables?

Have a qualified installer verify polarity, actual conductor markings, connector compatibility and system electrical limits. Follow the equipment isolation procedure, fully engage matching connector locks, and separate connectors only when safely isolated and not carrying load.