What is the size of the dc jack connectors on these units? I am looking at using panel mountable 5.5mm x 2.1mm jack connectors.
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Female: External diameter of the plug: 5.5mm, Internal diameter of the plug: 2.1mm.Male: Internal diameter of the plug: 2.1mm, External diameter of the plug: 5.5mm
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Female: External diameter of the plug: 5.5mm, Internal diameter of the plug: 2.1mm. Male: Internal diameter of the plug: 2.1mm, External diameter of the plug: 5.5mm
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I don't have this particular system, but I will warn you that the plugs are very long. Too long for the standard spring clips on my Sony reciever and my speakers. Thy only go in 1 or 1.5 segments - I ended up snipping off the remaining segments for a tighter fit. They are still a little loose, but I have less worry of them falling out or shifting around. There is no loss of sound once they've been clipped - I tested speakers w/ and w/o clipped plugs to check.
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I use standard 1/4 inch banana plugs. I picked up several packs from Amazon and they work on all my audio equipment. If necessary, contact the people at Emotiva. I have spoken with them on several occasions and have found them to be most helpful and friendly. Enjoy your unit.
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Sorry I can't help - I threw mine away... I am sure I kept the AC-DC adapter, but I have a big box full of those and no idea what they originally went to!
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It looks like there are FOUR 1/4" or maybe 5/16ths" (or metric eq.) sized bolt on terminals for the positive, and four more for the negative DC side - and I think 3/0 will do close to 200a, and 4/0 will do 250a or so (if your connectors are properly crimped, that is), so with 4 PAIR of DC input cables with very large conductors they may have enough input conductor capacity for over 800 amps, but STILL, that sucker must get good and hot with it running at 10KW continuously (or even close). It weight just under 50 lbs, so it must be larger than it seems in the pictures, too. Either way, 10KW is a BUNCH of watts! It looks like there are FOUR 1/4" or maybe 5/16ths" (or metric eq.) sized bolt on terminals for the positive, and four more for the negative DC side - and I think 3/0 will do close to 200a, and 4/0 will do 250a or so (if your connectors are properly crimped, that is), so with 4 PAIR of DC input cables with very large conductors they may have enough input conductor capacity for over 800 amps, but STILL, that sucker must get good and hot with it running at 10KW continuously (or even close). It weight just under 50 lbs, so it must be larger than it seems in the pictures, too. Either... » Read More It looks like there are FOUR 1/4" or maybe 5/16ths" (or metric eq.) sized bolt on terminals for the positive, and four more for the negative DC side - and I think 3/0 will do close to 200a, and 4/0 will do 250a or so (if your connectors are properly crimped, that is), so with 4 PAIR of DC input cables with very large conductors they may have enough input conductor capacity for over 800 amps, but STILL, that sucker must get good and hot with it running at 10KW continuously (or even close). It weight just under 50 lbs, so it must be larger than it seems in the pictures, too. Either way, 10KW is a BUNCH of watts! « Show Less
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ATTN. This is 2.5mm size. If your jack is 3.5mm then it will not work and you may need an adapter.
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The description says that the plug dimensions are: Jack Dimensions: Inner diameter - 2.5mm Outer diameter - 5.5mm. Or are you looking for the plug that plugs into the power supply itself? Mine is three prong, not like in the picture.
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I use a 30 watt Instapark panel with the 2.5mm jack that fits right into the charging port of the power pack.
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Dan, I can't specifically answer your question but I can tell you that the adapters didn't work very well for me on a standard phone line. I gave them up for a wireless system.If you want my old jacks to try them out I'd be happy to send them to you no charge.
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If they are the Industry standard CAT6 jacks they will fit just fine. That is what I bought the panel for and it worked perfectly for my CAT6 network
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you will need a 3.5mm male jack 0n each end of a cable. cables are available on amazon....
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That sounds right for the outside but you have to worry about the inside also. I have used 5.5 OD plugs with 2.1 ID and 2.5 ID. I had a real hard time finding cables with the 2.5 ID connected I needed for my Cradlepoint hotspot device but I bought some 2.5mm drill bits and was able to drill out the 2.1 mm adapter and, to my surprise, it worked.
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these work on the usb. so it's a different outlet than the jack. if the usb on your pc works, these should too (just my opinion. I'm not a pro)
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I am only a buyer of this item. You need to ask the seller for specific details. All I know is that it fits in the standard DC power jack on a laptop computer.
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1 - They are little 4 pin molex adapters, I ran over 18 ga 4 conductor. Just cut the ends of and use them on your own wire. 2 - No, they are made to suface mount, the mounting box is 3" wide. Unit works awesome and has lock features. Good luck with your project.
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I am sure something exists but the cables have a bulkhead connector on them so you can drill a hole in one of the PCI slot cover plates and mount them there. A 5?16" or 8mm hole is the correct size.
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The DC connectors are MC-4 and model number is Enphase-M215-60-2LL-S22-NAHope this info helps you Joe