90 degree SAE to MC4 connector?
I'm finishing a rooftop solar install on my truck camper and have an OEM flush mount (on roof) SAE 2 lead plug wired to the factory wiring. I purchased the only SAE (10ga.) to MC4 adapter I could fin...
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If you can find the SAE plug in a 90, adding the mc4 ends on it is trivial.
I originally wired my panels to my OEM SAE connector by building my own plug, mine was installed in the fridge vent so it came out horizontally so I didn't need the 90.
I don't believe the SAE plug is strictly waterproof either so I'd consider adding some tape at least or something around the connection to make it more weatherproof.
Below is a link to another install where the OP hollowed out the plug and used it to run the wire inside without adding any new holes which I thought was pretty clever.
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27976350.cfm
I originally wired my panels to my OEM SAE connector by building my own plug, mine was installed in the fridge vent so it came out horizontally so I didn't need the 90.
I don't believe the SAE plug is strictly waterproof either so I'd consider adding some tape at least or something around the connection to make it more weatherproof.
Below is a link to another install where the OP hollowed out the plug and used it to run the wire inside without adding any new holes which I thought was pretty clever.
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27976350.cfm
