Custom lengths for the actual routing
Cable assemblies fabricate to a project's specific run lengths and routing path, cutting the field splicing and excess coiled cable that come with standard pre-cut lengths.
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Custom-length cable and wire harness assemblies with the connectors and certifications a project's specific routing requires.
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Source custom-length solar cable and wire harness assemblies with project-specific connectors and certifications. Cable fabrication services on Sunhub.
Cable assemblies fabricate to a project's specific run lengths and routing path, cutting the field splicing and excess coiled cable that come with standard pre-cut lengths.
Connector types and harness configurations get specified against the exact inverter, combiner and disconnect hardware in the bill of materials, not assumed compatible.
Outdoor and rooftop-rated cable assemblies carry the certifications an inspector checks, whether that's UV resistance, temperature rating or a specific UL listing.
Custom lengths match the actual run, reducing waste and the splices that become failure points later.
Harness configurations get checked against the actual equipment list, not assumed.
A custom assembly makes sense when the routing calls for specific lengths, connectors, or a harness that standard PV wire would require field splicing to achieve. Pre-terminated, cut-to-length assemblies cut splice points and leftover cable, which reduces failure points and install labor. Sunhub builds them to the project's actual routing and confirms connector compatibility before they ship.
Assemblies can be built with common industry connectors matched to the modules, inverters, and combiners on the project, including MC4 and compatible types, along with harness configurations for paralleling strings. Because connector families are not always cross-compatible, Sunhub confirms the exact connector against the equipment before the assembly ships.
Yes. Assemblies are specified with cable and connectors rated for the environment they are installed in, including sunlight, wet, and rooftop exposure, so they hold up to outdoor conditions and code requirements. The specific certifications are matched to the application, and Sunhub confirms the right rating for the installation before building the harness.