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Companion

Anderson Splitter Lead

Name: Anderson Splitter Lead
Brand: Companion
Price: 32.90 AUD
Availability: InStock

Price: $32.90

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Details & Specs

Embrace the power of two, with the Companion Anderson Splitter Lead.

This lead allows for the safe connection of more than one device to an existing power source or solar system. Use for extending the cable length, or adding another solar panel to your collection.

Keep the spark alive with the Companion Anderson Splitter Lead!

Thick heavy-duty cable prevents voltage drop
Protective sheath prevents damage
Anderson plugs on each end

Weight:

0.450 Kg

Cable Length:

100 cm

Material:

Copper | PVC | Nylon | Rubber

Input Power:

50A Anderson Style Connectors

Suggested Use:

Camping | 4WD

Warranty:

1 Year

Supplier Code:

10000170

Snowys Code:

157105

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Additional solar mat connection to current setup1 answer

I have a Hard Korr 170w fixed solar panel connected to an iTechDCDC25 (solar charger) which can manage up to 25A input at 9-32V. Can I use this splitter lead to connect an additional Hard Korr 200w solar mat to my current setup? This would allow me to "top up" the battery on occasions. I believe the amperage from these two solar panels combined will be ok (less than 25A) however not certain about their voltages combined whether it remains around 18V (like each of the individual solar inputs) or they add together up to 36V? Thanks for all your help, great products and service.

Vincent - Modbury, SA (1 year ago)

G'day Vincent,

We haven't tested anything like this out, but based on all the info you've provided you shouldn't have any issues. Connecting the pannels that way will increase the amps but not the voltage, which will remain around that 18v mark.
Hope that helps.

Lauren - Snowys(1 year ago)

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