INSTALLATION KIT
Terminate, crimp, connect.
MC4 CONNECTOR TERMINATION KIT · EVERYTHING TO WIRE YOUR SYSTEM
Video transcript
Okay, let's talk about installation kits. So the factory, the copy factory makes its own wire because you're going to use a lot of power wire to get these devices connected to your battery and so forth. So we provide these thousand meter reels of wire, in red and black. So, so basically positive and negative. And we also provide the terminations on it.
So you run the wire, cut the length of the wire and then put the termination on there and then you can snap it into whether it's a windmill, a water turbine, a solar tracker, a hydrogen generator, and then run the wires over to the battery pack. Battery pack takes care of everything, transformers, but it's called an MC4 connector. So it's a standard solar connector that can handle high voltage.
Anyhow, so this is something that we provide. And anyhow, the tool to crimp the connectors there is part of it. And anyhow, this is something that may be of interest, to include in your purchase order. So here's kind of an image of all the different products and how they have to be able to talk to the battery. So anyhow, enjoy, have a beautiful day. Peravita. As they say here in Costa Rica, onward.
Wire it yourself
One kit, every connection.
The ANEW Installation Kit is a complete MC4 connector termination kit — the connectors, cable and the tool to join them, in one box. It's how every ANEW generator, solar connector and storage hub gets wired together in the field: MC4-compatible male and female connectors, matched red and black PV cable, and a ratcheting crimp tool for a clean, repeatable, weatherproof termination every time.
MC4 is the standard the whole platform speaks — so the same kit terminates your sun, wind, water and storage runs, and drops straight into the MC4 quick-disconnects on every ANEW device.
The wire and the connectors are designed to last for decades: shells moulded from UV-stable engineering resins that don't go brittle or chalky in full sun, over a UV-stable, double-insulated cable jacket. The wiring is specified to match the targeted 50-year service life of the hardware it feeds.
◷ Available Fall 2028
Sell the power
Make it. Use it. Sell the rest.
A kit is a micro-grid in a box; whether its surplus can be sold depends on the location's rules, so we qualify that first. Whether the rest can be sold, who buys it and at what price depends on where the site is, so we qualify the location first. The Energy Markets page explains the whole chain in plain language: the buyers, the traders, the grid operator and the transformer that has to have room for it.
What's in the Kit
Everything to make the connection.
Ratcheting Crimp Tool
A ratcheting crimper gives the same controlled, gas-tight crimp on every contact — no guesswork, no cold joints, whatever the conditions on site.
MC4 Connectors
Matched male and female MC4-compatible connectors, colour-coded red and black for polarity, with tin-plated copper contacts for a low-loss, corrosion-resistant join.
Red & Black PV Cable
Double-insulated, UV-stable PV cable on red and black spools — positive and negative, ready to cut to length and terminate.
Built for decades outdoors
The wiring should never be the part that fails.
A 50-year generator wired with 10-year parts is a 10-year system. So the wire and the connectors are designed to outlive the install.
UV-stable engineering resins
Ordinary plastic connector bodies chalk, yellow and crack after a few seasons of direct sun — and a cracked shell is a water path straight to the contacts. Every shell in this kit is moulded from UV-stable engineering resins: tough, dimensionally stable polymers with the UV inhibitors built into the material itself rather than sprayed on the surface.
They are designed to hold their shape and their seal through full tropical sun, driving rain, salt air, freeze-thaw and the daily heat cycle of a working DC run — for decades, not seasons. Mated, a pair seals to IP67 / IP68, and the latch takes a deliberate tool release, so nothing works loose in the wind.
Cable built to the same standard
The red and black spools are PV wire: finely stranded copper for flex life, under a double layer of insulation, under a UV-stable outer jacket rated for direct sunlight and open-air runs. It bends cold, resists abrasion where it crosses a bracket, and doesn't stiffen and split on a rooftop.
Terminated with the tin-plated copper contacts and the ratcheting crimper in the box, each joint is gas-tight and low-loss — the crimp that lasts, not the crimp that heats. The whole run is specified to match the targeted 50-year service life of the generators, storage and chargers it connects.
The Spec Sheet
Built to the standard.
In the Box
- TypeMC4 connector termination kit
- Crimp toolRatcheting MC4 crimper
- ConnectorsMC4-compatible — male & female
- Polarity codingRed (positive) · black (negative)
- ContactsTin-plated copper
- CablePV wire on red & black spools
- TerminatesSun · wind · water · storage runs
Ratings & Fit
- StandardMC4 — industry standard DC connector
- Cable size4 mm² / 6 mm² PV cable
- WeatherproofingIP67 / IP68 — sealed, outdoor-rated
- Connector bodyUV-stable engineering resin
- InsulationUV-stable jacket, double-insulated
- Service lifeTargeted 50-year — matched to the hardware
- CompatibilityEvery ANEW MC4 quick-disconnect
- UseField wiring & ~30-minute unit swaps
Theoretical values. Calculated from mathematical models, not measured physical performance. See the test-bench note below.
Connector and cable ratings follow the MC4 standard; exact kit quantities and certified ratings are confirmed on the order sheet.
About these numbers
The performance values on this page are theoretical. They are based on mathematical calculations, not on measured physical performance. We will update them as physical values come in during our 18-month “Iron Man” destructive testing and validation programme. All products will carry the onboard eCube Power Trading technology, which will be calibrated each year to ASTM standards.
One platform, one connector.
Available Fall 2028. Size your system on the ANEW tool, or talk to our team.
The kit is a micro-grid in a box: generation, storage, distribution, metering and the grid-tie hardware. One visit, and the site has continuous power instead of a fuel schedule. 24/7.
ANEW reference design — architectural rendering generated with Runway.
How Your Project Gets Paid For
Every product we make is born fundable.
The hard part of clean energy is not the hardware. It is that a single roof, farm or clinic is too small for a bank to look at. So we build the financing into the product. The same board ships inside every ANEW system, sells its power under contract, proves every kilowatt-hour it delivers, and lets thousands of small systems be pooled into paper the bond market can actually buy.
Communications board REV-04, in design-for-manufacturing review. Pilot units exist; fleet data does not yet. How the board works →
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Sell the power before you buy the hardware
A power purchase agreement on the system sells its electricity before the system is financed. The project starts with contracted revenue from a named buyer instead of a forecast, and that is the difference between a loan application and a bond.
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Prove every kilowatt-hour
The communications board measures output at the source and signs each reading with a hardware identity that cannot be copied. Nobody has to take your word for it, or ours.
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Pool it into certified paper
Thousands of signed, contracted systems pool into a weekly country basket. The basket is verified and drawn as a series under a planned Climate Bonds-certified note programme, and the contracted power services the coupon every month.
ANEW Energy is registered with the Climate Bonds Initiative and working toward certification, planned to be in place by the time the products are in production. It is not yet certified. Nothing here is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security.