SEATEC MC4 Solar Connection Cable / 6mm²

Thank you! Looking at the design again I'm considering an alternative: Using a 6 mm² MC4 cables with a length of 5 meter to each Solar Panel in order to run the electricity to a connector (what connector would you recommend for a series set-up) and let the power continue in one 6 mm² MC4 cables with a length of 10 m to the 20 A GYPV solar fuse before reaching the MPPT. From the MPPT to the batteries I have max. 1,5 meters. What wiring and what breakers would you recommend? In summary: 1. Can I use two 6 mm² MC4 cables with a length of 5 m. for each panel before joining in series and run the combined Voltage of 39,2V and Current of 13,1A for 10 meters in one 6 mm² MC4 cable to the 20A fuse before reaching the MPPT? 2. I'm considering the MPPT 100/50 to be able to add another panel ata a later date. Would there be any advantages now in chossing the MPPT 100/30 other than price? 3. From the MPPT to the batteries I have max. 1,5 meters. What wiring and what breakers would you recommend? I hope with these three answers to be able to place my order later today. - I also hope these design questions can benefit others that are considering to add solar power to a boat or van.

And final question: Can I also use this design if using just one of the 200W solar panels (19,6V and 13,1A)?

Thank you. I hope you can help my find all the items in your shop: 2 x 5 meter Seatec MC4 solar connection cables in 6mm2 (to run from the solar panels) 1x MC4 Solar Y-Connection Cable Set / 2-to-1 / 300 mm or the connector you recommend to make series connection between the two panels 1 x 10 meter Seatec MC4 solar connection cable in 6mm2 to run the power to the MPPT 1x 20A breaker to be placed before the MPPT 1 x Victron 100/50 MPPT + What set-up would you recommend from the MPPT to the batteries (The maximum distance is 1,5 meters)

Dear Michael, please send an e-mail to [email protected] if you need assistance in selecting your components.Regards, SVB-Team Bremen