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The InLine 95611 medium-voltage solar cable H1Z2Z2-K, 6 mm², length 1.5 m, with one black and one red solar plug, is intended for the DC cabling of photovoltaic systems. It is constructed for long-term outdoor use with UV-, ozone- and weather-resistant materials, halogen-free low-smoke insulation and tested voltage ratings up to 1.5 kV DC according to EN 50618. The cable supports reliable power transmission between modules and inverters while meeting the safety and fire behaviour requirements of modern PV installations.

Advantages

The cable combines a fine-wired tinned copper conductor with cross-linked polyolefin (XLPO) insulation and a durable outer jacket to provide low DC resistance, mechanical robustness and resistance to UV, ozone and weather. It is LSOH (low smoke, zero halogen) and flame-resistant according to EN 60332-1-2, and has been voltage-tested for AC and DC to ensure operational reliability in solar applications. The 6 mm² conductor size and 6.3 mm outer diameter make the cable suitable for common PV string connections while the pre-assembled solar plugs (black and red) simplify installation.

Suitable for

• DC cabling between solar panels and inverters in photovoltaic systems
• Short to medium-length connections where a 1.5 m cable is sufficient
• Outdoor installations requiring UV-, ozone- and weather-resistant wiring

Key specifications

• Product name: InLine 95611 / H1Z2Z2-K solar cable
• Conductor cross-section: 6 mm², fine-wired, tinned copper
• Length: 1.5 m
• Outer diameter: approx. 6.3 mm
• Insulation wall thickness: 0.7 mm (nominal)
• Jacket thickness: 0.8 mm (nominal)
• Rated voltage: 1.0/1.0 kV AC
• Maximum working voltage: 1.5 kV DC (EN 50618)
• DC line resistance: 3.3 Ω/km
• Voltage test: AC 6.5 kV, DC 15 kV
• Temperature range: -40 °C to +90 °C
• Minimum bending radius: 26 mm
• Standards: EN 50618, EN 60811, EN 60332-1-2
• Fire and smoke properties: LSOH (halogen-free, low smoke)

How to use

Install the cable for DC connections in photovoltaic systems following local electrical codes and the inverter/manufacturer instructions. Connect the red and black solar plugs to the corresponding positive and negative terminals; ensure polarity and secure, clean contacts. Route the cable to avoid sharp edges and excessive mechanical stress, maintain the minimum bending radius of 26 mm, and secure it with appropriate clips or ties. Verify the required conductor cross-section for the expected current and installation distance — consult a qualified solar technician if necessary.

Recommendations

For safe and compliant operation, use the cable only for PV DC wiring up to the specified 1.5 kV DC rating, avoid prolonged mechanical strain or repeated flexing, and perform regular visual inspections for jacket damage. If cable length or current requirements differ from planned values, select a suitable cross-section and consult a solar installer to confirm cable selection and circuit protection.