AFERIY 4 in 1 Solar Connector Cable

The AFERIY 4-in-1 Solar Generator Connector Cable solves the most common solar charging compatibility problem in one purchase. One MC4 input end splits to four output connectors: DC5.5×2.1mm, XT60, XT90, and Anderson — covering virtually every input port used across AFERIY stations and most other major power station brands.

Plug-and-play, no tools or installation required. The female plug is positive and the male plug is negative — the RED wire is positive (+) and the BLACK wire is negative (−). Compatible with any solar panel with standard MC4 output.

This is the adapter to grab when you’re mixing panels and stations from different brands or generations, or when you want a single cable that works across your whole setup without swapping adapters.

Best for: Connecting any MC4 solar panel to AFERIY P110 / P210 / P310 stations • Mixed-brand solar setups • Universal adapter for XT60, XT90, Anderson, and DC5521 ports

WHY RPC? Genuine Aferiy product sourced directly from the manufacturer — see our sourcing documentation here. Free U.S. shipping. Price match guaranteed. Backed by Aferiy's manufacturer warranty, and serviced directly by them.

Product Authenticity This is a genuine AFERIY product, manufactured by Shenzhen Wodefeng Technology Co., Ltd and supplied to Reserve Power Co. directly under our certificate of authorization. Sold new and sealed in original manufacturer packaging with full manufacturer documentation and serial numbering. Verify our sourcing here.

Specifications

• Input: MC4 (universal solar panel connector)

• Outputs: DC5.5×2.1mm / XT60 / XT90 / Anderson (4-in-1)

• Installation: Plug-and-play, no tools required

• Polarity: Female = positive, Male = negative; Red = (+), Black = (−)

• Compatible With: All AFERIY P-series stations + most MC4-compatible power stations

Specifications shown are the manufacturer's published figures for this model. Product photography is supplied by the manufacturer and used with permission as a dealer. Testing observations and comparisons, where included, are Reserve Power Co.'s own.