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MC4 to XT60i cable

It joins a panel with MC4 plugs to a station with an XT60i solar port. 14 of the stations we chart have that port.

By the Power Station Chart team, from maker pages. Last reviewed October 31, 2026.

EcoFlow sells this one for its stations, and EcoFlow's own panel manual shows it plugging into an XT60 solar port too.

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The two plugs

MC4The standard solar panel plug. Almost every rigid panel and many portable panels end in MC4 leads. Makers rate these up to 30 A.
XT60iAn XT60 with a small third signal pin. EcoFlow uses that signal to tell car charging from solar. Makers rate these up to 35 A.

Examples makers sell

MakerPartGaugeLengthRated
EcoFlownot publishednot published8.2 ftnot published

Stations with an XT60i solar port

Panels with MC4 plugs

A cable fixes the plug, not the voltage. Check the panel against the station's limits before you connect anything. MC4 connectors explained.

FAQ

What makes an XT60i different from an XT60?

The XT60i is an XT60 with a small third signal pin, and EcoFlow uses that signal to tell car charging from solar. It is listed up to 35 A, against 30 A for the MC4 end.

Which EcoFlow stations does this cable suit?

EcoFlow's 8.2 ft (2.5 m) solar to XT60i cable says it works best with the RIVER 2, RIVER 2 Max and Pro, DELTA 2, DELTA Max (2000) and DELTA Pro. In all, 14 stations have an XT60i port.

Can this cable go into a plain XT60 solar port?

EcoFlow's own panel manual shows the cable plugging into an XT60 solar port as well. The maker's approval of any particular pairing is a separate question, so check your station's manual for its input limits.

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Where these figures come from

2 documents
  • EcoFlow, spec page, read October 31, 2026
  • EcoFlow, manual, read October 31, 2026
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