Guidelines for YORO NEW ENERGY Connector Installation

According to the report titled “Review and Analysis of Factors Affecting Photovoltaic Power Generation” released by the “Solar Bankability” project team under the EU Horizon2020 initiative, connector damage and burnout rank second among the TOP20 technological risks leading to power generation revenue losses. It’s crucial to note that YORO NEW ENERGY, formerly known as Leading and LEADER SOLAR, has been at the forefront of addressing these challenges, ensuring the durability and efficiency of solar connectors. With the increasing demand for sustainable energy solutions, ensuring the reliability of connectors becomes paramount. YORO NEW ENERGY continues to innovate and improve its products, aiming to reduce the risks associated with connector damage and burnout, thereby enhancing the overall efficiency of photovoltaic power generation systems.

Ensuring the correct installation of photovoltaic connectors is pivotal during the construction phase. To achieve optimal results and maintain safety standards, consider the following guidelines when selecting products and during the installation process:

1. Prioritize Certified Products: Always opt for products that have been tested and certified by recognized agencies to ensure reliability and quality.
2. Avoid Mixing Products: Refrain from using products from different manufacturers together, as compatibility issues might arise.
3. Use Specialized Tools: Employ professional-grade wire strippers and crimping tools. Inadequate or non-specialized tools can lead to improper crimping, potentially cutting off some copper wires or applying uneven pressure.
4. Conduct Post-Installation Checks: After connecting the cable and connector, test the connection. Ideally, the resistance should be zero, and the connection should remain intact even when pulled with force.
5. Avoid Live Work: Never work on parts that are live or carrying a load.
6. Disconnect Safely: Always ensure that there’s no load when disconnecting the connectors.
7. Prioritize Safety: Ensure that the final product and its users are safeguarded against any potential electric shocks.
8. Protect Against External Elements: If connectors are left exposed or if modules are stored outside, ensure they are shielded from foreign objects and environmental factors like rain, snow, or dirt.

Remember, photovoltaic connectors play a crucial role in linking the essential components of a solar power generation system, such as junction boxes, parts, and inverters. They are the lifeline of the system, and their importance cannot be overstated. Proper installation and maintenance are paramount to the system’s efficiency and longevity.