PV PowerStation Einspeisekabel ShiverPeaks 1 m PV4 to Anderson connector cable

ShiverPeaks PV PowerStation Einspeisekabel is a 1 m input cable with a PV4 plug on one end and an Anderson connector on the other, designed to connect solar panels or PV modules to PowerStation units and inverters that use an Anderson input. The cable provides a compact, single-metre link for DC power transfer in small autonomous photovoltaic systems and portable power setups, offering a standardised interface between panel outputs and storage or conversion equipment.

Advantages

The 1 m length balances flexibility and neat installation for close-range panel-to-station connections while minimising voltage drop. The combination of a PV4-style plug and a robust Anderson connector enables broad compatibility with consumer-grade PV panels and many PowerStation or inverter inputs. The cable construction is intended for reliable DC transmission and repeated connect/disconnect cycles without special tools.

Suitable for

• Connecting 12 V/24 V solar panels or small PV modules to a PowerStation or inverter with an Anderson input
• Portable and mobile power systems, such as camping, RV, or boat setups
• Temporary or semi-permanent photovoltaic installations where a short, standardised input cable is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 metre
• Connector types: PV4 plug to Anderson connector
• Intended current: suitable for typical small PV panel currents (see panel and device rated currents before use)
• Signal type: DC power transmission for photovoltaic systems
• Construction: flexible insulated conductor with molded connector housings for reliable electrical contact

How to use

Ensure both the solar panel and the PowerStation or inverter are switched off or isolated before making connections. Insert the PV4 end into the compatible panel output, and connect the Anderson connector to the corresponding input on the PowerStation or inverter, observing correct polarity. After secure mating, enable the devices and monitor system indicators for proper charging or operation. Disconnect by switching off or isolating the system and then unplugging the connectors.

Recommendations

Confirm that the cable's current rating matches or exceeds the maximum current supplied by your solar panel. Avoid exposing connectors to prolonged moisture without appropriate protection and route the cable to prevent sharp bends or mechanical strain. For installations with longer cable runs or higher power, consider appropriately rated, longer cables to minimise voltage drop.