MidNite Solar and OutBack PV combiners for an organized solar array. Compare sizes, download the manuals, and get help choosing the right box from Doug Mycko at SolarMan.
A compact choice for bringing a few solar strings together in one accessible enclosure.
More circuit space for a growing array, with room to organize multiple parallel strings.
An OutBack FLEXware combiner with eight breaker positions and a removable front cover for wiring access.
A larger combiner for arrays that need additional string inputs and more space for circuit organization.
Circuit counts depend on the approved breaker or fuse configuration. Confirm the required breakers, fuses, accessories, availability and final total with SolarMan before ordering. PDF buttons open the documents; use your PDF viewer's download button to save a copy.
Send me your panel model, panels per string, number of strings, and charge controller or inverter model. I can help you choose the combiner and circuit protection for your system.
— Doug Mycko, SolarMan Consulting, LLC
No. A string can contain several panels wired in series. The combiner's string capacity refers to the number of separate string circuits it can accommodate in the specified configuration.
Check the complete assembly's voltage and current ratings, approved circuit protection, and your controller or inverter requirements. A higher-voltage breaker by itself does not increase the rating of the enclosure or bus bars. Use the linked manuals to verify the configuration.
Every product above has a PDF manual link. The MidNite products also include a downloadable specification sheet. The OutBack user's guide includes dimensions, component arrangements and wiring examples.