Five-metre extension
Useful when the sunny panel position and light position are separated. Allow for routing, a drip loop and strain relief; the cable should not carry tensile load.

HEY LIGHTING · HL-AC-003 · SOLAR ACCESSORY · 5 M CABLE · KEYED TWO-PIN CONNECTOR
An extension cable for increasing the distance between a solar panel and a compatible low-voltage light or controller. It has keyed two-pin male and female connectors with threaded locking collars. Always compare the real connector and electrical specifications before use.
Send clear photos of both existing connector ends, the light model and quantity through LINE for a compatibility check and quotation.
Use only with a verified low-voltage solar-light system. Never connect this cable to 220/230V mains, and never assume interchangeability from “two-pin” or “universal” wording alone. Confirm connector geometry, alignment key, pin spacing, polarity, voltage and maximum current across the panel, cable and light before ordering. Additional cable length creates voltage drop, which cannot be calculated until resistance and real load current are known.
Place the panel where it receives useful sunlight and route the cable to the required light position, with matching connectors and electrical values throughout the system.
Useful when the sunny panel position and light position are separated. Allow for routing, a drip loop and strain relief; the cable should not carry tensile load.
The imagery shows a two-pin male end and a shaped female receptacle. The key may reduce reversed insertion, but keying and pinout still require comparison with the real equipment.
Tighten the collar to reduce separation from pulling or vibration, and keep the connection away from standing or submerged water.
Send a clear photo of the existing connector together with the solar-panel and light models. A connector that fits may still be electrically incompatible.
Compare pin count, alignment key, thread, diameter and insertion depth. Never force the connector or bend pins to make it fit.
Confirm nominal voltage, positive/negative pin assignment and maximum system current. This is not a mains cable, and no 800W rating has been verified.
Longer cable adds resistance and voltage drop. Measure voltage at the load under operating current, especially for higher-power sets or multiple extensions.
Do not daisy-chain multiple extensions without checking total length, load current and voltage at the light under real operating conditions.
Use the images for an initial shape comparison, then send clear photos of both existing connector ends before ordering.



