The selection of PV cable wire clip needs to be based on the actual installation situation.
The following are several key factors for selecting wire clips:
- Anti-UV and weather resistance
Solar systems are usually installed outdoors, and wire clips need to be exposed to the sun for a long time.
Therefore, anti-UV and weather resistance are essential features.
Choosing wire clips that can withstand UV radiation, wind and rain erosion for a long time can effectively extend the service life of the wire clips and reduce maintenance costs.
- Applicable working environment
According to the specific climatic conditions of the installation area, choose PV cable wire clip that adapt to the local environment:
Extremely high or low temperature areas: Choose wire clips with stable performance in environments with large temperature changes to prevent embrittlement or deformation of the material.
Windy or earthquake-prone areas: Choose reinforced wire clips to ensure that the cables can be firmly fixed.
- Certification and standards
Choose PV cable wire clip that have passed relevant certifications, such as IEC, UL certification, etc., to ensure that product quality and safety meet industry standards.
Certified wire clips are usually rigorously tested and can provide higher reliability and safety.
- Cost and maintainability
In addition to materials, design, and performance, cost is also an important factor to consider when choosing a cable clamp.
Although the initial cost of a high-quality cable clamp may be higher, its durability and less maintenance requirements can save costs in long-term use.
At the same time, choosing a cable clamp design that is easy to install and maintain can reduce labor costs and shorten construction time.
