SolaDeck 0999-5B
The SolaDeck 0999-5B is a flashed steel box that mounts into the roof to combine or pass through PV wiring while keeping the penetration weather tight. It is rated to 1000 VDC and handles both AC and DC circuits, and it ships with DIN rail and a ground block so you can land conductors right out of the box. UL 1741 listed and built to NEMA 3R for rooftop duty.
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- UL 1741
- Included
- 8 in DIN rail and a 5-position ground block
- Material
- 18 gauge galvanized steel, powder-coated
- AC rating
- 240 VAC at 60 A
- DC rating
- 1000 VDC at 115 A
- What it is
- Flashed rooftop PV junction and combiner box
About this item
The SolaDeck 0999-5B is a flashed steel box that mounts into the roof to combine or pass through PV wiring while keeping the penetration weather tight. It is rated to 1000 VDC and handles both AC and DC circuits, and it ships with DIN rail and a ground block so you can land conductors right out of the box. UL 1741 listed and built to NEMA 3R for rooftop duty.
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