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The SLPHPA25BNR2 is a Surlok Plus series power plug manufactured by Amphenol Industrial Operations. It features a straight cable entry angle and utilizes crimp termination for the 4 AWG conductor size. The connector is rated for 1.5 kVDC voltage and supports a current rating of 120 A. The housing material is thermoplastic, and the contact gender is pin (male). This component is designed for high-voltage DC applications.
Verify the specific part number SLPHPA25BNR2 against official Amphenol datasheets to confirm the 1.5 kVDC rating and 120 A current capacity. Ensure compatibility with 4 AWG cables and crimping tools. Confirm that the straight entry angle and thermoplastic housing meet the mechanical requirements of the installation environment.
Select this component when a high-voltage DC interconnect is required for solar or storage applications. The 1.5 kVDC rating distinguishes it from standard low-voltage connectors. The 120 A rating suits medium-to-high power circuits. Verify that the mating connector matches the Surlok Plus series specifications for proper engagement and sealing.
This part belongs to the Surlok Plus family, which provides sealed, high-performance interconnects for harsh environments. The series is engineered for renewable energy and industrial markets where reliability under high voltage and current loads is critical. The specific model denotes a male pin configuration with straight entry.
Ensure any substitute maintains the 1.5 kVDC voltage rating and 120 A current capacity. Verify that the replacement uses the same crimp termination style and fits 4 AWG conductors. Check that the mating interface geometry is compatible with existing Surlok Plus receptacles.

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