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The PowGrow PV Combiner Box is a heavy-duty, metal-encased solar combiner designed for on/off-grid photovoltaic systems. Featuring IP65 waterproofing, 4 individual 15A fuses, a 50A air circuit breaker, and a surge protective device with status indicator, it ensures enhanced safety, reliability, and ease of maintenance. Pre-wired with high-quality solar cables and equipped with a lockable enclosure, it optimizes your solar array’s output while safeguarding your investment against overloads, short circuits, and lightning strikes.

| ASIN | B09BT91PHN |
| Item Weight | 4 kg 200 g |
| Manufacturer | PowGrow |
| Package Dimensions | 35.5 x 33.6 x 16.6 cm; 4.2 kg |
J**D
The PowGrow PV Combiner Box is very well-made and durable. I always look for features such as ample inner spacing for components and connections. These are more expensive but also easier to maintain/or upgrade. They allow for better heat dissipation. Metal is just my personal choice, although some of the PEP types are quality units but just not as good as the steel especially when it comes to a truly solid surface mount. PowGrow has weather strip, tight closure with robust latch and hinges.
M**N
Well built combiner box but I still have to install and see if it works
D**H
Works like advertised
C**C
Very sturdy and much nicer than the plastic boxes out there. Box is large enough to bring in a 1" conduit, no problem.
C**N
Updating my review - after reaching out to the seller for help, he suggested linking my panels in series and running all 6 through 1 port and my voltage shot up as expected. Definitely appreciate the support and follow up from the seller. The boxes are built well with quality components, just understand that these units will parallel all panels so if you need higher voltages to trigger your charge controller you can get by with the 4 port box, as you will need to link the panels in series --- I bought 2 of these powgrow 6x panel combiner, unfortunately neither one works properly. I have all panels volt tested at the cable input, but the boxes do not combine the voltage, I just get a little 19V out of the breaker. If I shut the breaker off I can see 67V but as soon as I flip the breaker on it drops to a universal 19V. My 2nd box is the exact same way, it's like it picks 1 input then uses that as the voltage output and does not combine the power output.
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