Electrical connectors come in a variety of styles. While some of them are designed to permanently connect multiple wires, others are designed to create a temporary connection. Bullet connectors fall under the latter category. You can use bullet connectors to …

With its high level of electrical conductivity, as well as its heat-resistant properties, copper is commonly used to make wire. Most electrical wire, in fact, is made of copper. With that said, not all wire is made of solid copper. …

Not all solar panels are the same. While they are all made of a photovoltaic (PV) material – such as silicon – that’s able to convert sunlight into electricity, they are available in different types. Most solar panels fall under …

How long does it take your electrical vehicle (EV) to charge? EVs have become increasingly popular. Statistics show that the number of EVs more than doubled from 2018 to 2020. While they don’t require regular fill-ups at the pump, however, …

Titan WNC will be setting up a booth for 2 dats at the RE+ Northeast show next week. Stop by and say hi and let us discuss what we can do to better assist you with all your upcoming projects. …

Cables consist of more than just conductors; they feature a jacket. Whether it’s a coaxial, ethernet or fiber optic cable, it will feature a jacket. Jackets play an important role in protecting cables from damage. For a better understanding of …

Fuses play an important role in protecting electrical devices from damage. All electrical devices are powered by electricity. If they receive too much electricity, though, they may sustain permanent damage. Fuses are designed to protect electrical devices from overcurrent. When …

Heat shrink connectors offer a simple and effective way to terminate cable and wire ends. They are available in many of the same styles as traditional connectors, including spade, ring and butt splice styles. While traditional connectors typically require crimping, …

Solar panels are on the rise. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), they produce approximately 91 billion kWh of energy each year in the United States. Whether you’re planning to install polycrystalline, monocrystalline or thin-film solar panels, though, …