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CAB Solar releases two new cable management system options

By Kelly Pickerel | August 5, 2021

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CAB Solar has developed two new and innovative solutions to reduce costs and expand choices in its popular cable management with integrated grounding system.

New products include:

  • CAB 10010: CAB #2 grounding equivalent developed in response to customer requests for a #2 equivalent when larger fuses are used.
  • CAB 10011: CAB #3 grounding equivalent, which uses less copper to achieve grounding equivalency, and therefore is a lower cost. CAB’s new #3 grounding equivalent will eventually be replacing the original CAB #3 equivalent, the CAB 9605.

CAB Solar offers integrated grounding using a copper composite messenger wire which can serve as the EGC and GEC in the solar
array. CAB’s patented system is ETL safety listed. Engineering reports are available to assist in systems implementation.

News item from CAB Solar

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Kelly Pickerel

Kelly Pickerel was a long-time reporter with Solar Power World before leaving her post as editor in chief in 2026. You may find her on LinkedIn.

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