Using PV panel wire clip to manage cables can ensure that solar wires are installed securely and safely, thereby further improving the overall reliability of the photovoltaic system.
The number of cables that a PV panel wire clip can hold is not fixed and depends on the specific situation.
The design of PV panel wire clip varies depending on the model, size and purpose, and the number of cables that can be accommodated also varies.
Generally, common solar clamps can hold 1 to 4 cables, and the specific number depends on the following factors:
Clamp size: The width of the clamp’s clamping groove determines the number of cables that can be accommodated. Larger clamps can hold more or thicker cables, while smaller clamps are usually suitable for thinner cables or single cables.
Cable diameter: When the cable diameter is larger, the number of cables that the PV panel wire clip can hold will decrease. Usually, the specifications of the clamp will mark the applicable cable diameter range.
Installation requirements: Some photovoltaic systems require cables to be fixed independently to avoid bundling multiple cables together to reduce the risk of wear or electromagnetic interference.
In this case, each clamp may only hold one cable.
