FOSSIBOT XT60-MC4 Solar Panel Adapter Cable, 5m, 12 AWG, IP67 MC4 Connectors, UV-Resistant, Black

Connecting a solar panel to a portable power station often means juggling mismatched connectors, tangled adapters, and worrying about power loss over distance. The FOSSIBOT XT60-MC4 Cable solves that frustration with a single, robust 5-meter link that goes straight from your MC4-equipped solar panel to any power station with an XT60 input. No extra dongles, no guesswork—just plug in and start harvesting the sun.

Who is it for

This cable is built for campers, RV owners, van-lifers, and off-grid enthusiasts who rely on solar energy in the field. If you use a portable power station from FOSSIBOT, BLUETTI, Jackery, EcoFlow, Goal Zero, or similar brands, and your solar panel has standard MC4 connectors, this adapter is the missing link. It’s also a practical spare for anyone who wants a longer reach between panel and battery without sacrificing efficiency.

Main features

• Direct XT60 male to MC4 male & female pair—no additional adapters needed
• Generous 5-meter (16.4 ft) length for flexible panel placement in sun or shade
• 12 AWG tinned copper conductors minimize voltage drop and resist corrosion
• PVC insulation and jacket rated for outdoor UV exposure and harsh weather
• IP67 waterproof MC4 connectors keep out dust and moisture
• Supports up to 400W solar input and 30A current, up to 1000V DC
• Wide operating temperature range from -20°C to 85°C

Specifications

• Cable type: Solar panel adapter cable
• Connector 1: XT60 male
• Connector 2: MC4 male & female pair
• Cable length: 5 meters (16.4 feet)
• Wire gauge: 12 AWG
• Conductor material: Tinned copper
• Insulation material: PVC
• Jacket material: PVC
• Voltage rating: Up to 1000V DC
• Current rating: 30A max
• Power compatibility: Up to 400W solar panels
• Operating temperature: -20°C to 85°C
• Water resistance: IP67 (MC4 connectors)
• UV resistance: Yes (outdoor rated)
• Colour: Black

Tips

For the best performance, keep the cable run as straight as possible and avoid coiling excess length tightly, as this can cause heat buildup under high current. When connecting or disconnecting, always grip the connectors—never pull on the cable itself—to prolong the life of the solder joints and strain relief. If you’re using multiple panels in series, double-check that the total open-circuit voltage stays within your power station’s input limit.