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KNIPEX 97 49 66 crimping profile for solar connectors MC4 (Multi-Contact)

Recommended Retail Price €219.68
144.80 tax incl.
€119.67 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 02/10/2026
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Accurate crimping for solar installations

  • Three dedicated crimping profiles: You achieve solid connections on cables from 2.5 to 6 mm² for optimal electrical conductivity.
  • Compatible with Knipex pliers: You insert the die smoothly into matching crimp system pliers to streamline your connector installations.
  • Durable solar cable joints: You create secure and wear-resistant crimps tailored to meet the demands of modern photovoltaic systems.

With the Knipex 97 49 66 crimping die, you connect photovoltaic systems reliably and in full compliance with professional standards. This interchangeable die fits into Knipex 97 43 200 series crimp system pliers, eliminating the need to carry a separate standalone crimping tool. Featuring three dedicated crimp positions, it lets you accurately terminate MC4 and MC4 EVO2 solar connectors on 2.5 mm², 4.0 mm², and 6.0 mm² cables. You achieve secure, wear-resistant joints that provide optimal electrical conductivity and prevent high resistance or faults across your solar array.

Product description

  • The optionally available inserts 97 49 66 1 for MC4 and 97 49 66 1 EVO for MC4 EVO 2 guide the contacts more easily during crimping.
  • Application: solar connectors MC4® (Multi-Contact) & MC4® EVO 2, 2.5 / 4 / 6 mm²
Key features according to our expert
  • Accessory/Part type: Crimp jaw
  • Shrinkage capacity: 2,5 - 6 mm²
Specifications / All features
  • Brand: KNIPEX
  • EAN: 4003773066699
  • Supplier number: KNIPEX 97 49 66
Accessory/part type
Crimp jaw
Shrinkage capacity
2,5 - 6 mm²
Rohs compliance
irrelevant
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