High-current connectors for serious battery builds
EVTOP International supplies chassis-mount C type feedthrough terminals, battery monitoring and install hardware to integrators and assemblers worldwide — priced for single prototypes and production runs alike.
- 100–200A
- Continuous rating
- 2200 V
- AC withstand
- MOQ 100
- For tiered pricing

Tested to spec
V-0 nylon housings, 2200 V AC withstand voltage and documented temperature-rise testing at rated current.
Bulk from MOQ 100
Tiered pricing to 2,000+ units with OEM options for assemblers running production lines.
Built for export
US, UK, EU and Ukraine served directly, with duties, VAT and IOSS handled where required.
Honest lead times
In-stock lines ship in 3–5 business days. We quote realistic dates instead of optimistic ones.

ESS Connector — C Type
A power distribution feedthrough terminal engineered for high-capacity energy storage systems. Nickel-plated brass core in a V-0 flame-retardant nylon housing, with waterproof gaskets and insulating caps included. Rated 100A to 200A continuous.
- Nickel-plated brass core for low resistance under sustained load
- V-0 flame-retardant nylon housing, 2200 V AC withstand voltage
- Silicone waterproof gaskets and insulating terminal caps included
- Square chassis-mount profile for busbar interconnection through enclosures
International delivery, plainly stated
United States
DHL Express / UPS · 3–6 business days
Duties prepaid on orders over $500.
United Kingdom
DHL Express · 3–6 business days
VAT and duties are confirmed with the order.
EU (DE, NL and similar)
DHL Express / road freight · 4–8 business days
VAT and import terms are confirmed before payment.
Canada
UPS · 5–9 business days
Brokerage included on express.
Ukraine
Courier via EU hub · 10–21 business days
Routes are longer and freight costs elevated due to the war. We quote realistic dates before dispatch rather than promising US/UK timelines.
Need volume pricing or OEM specs?
Send your quantities, target amps and destination — we reply with landed pricing and a realistic dispatch window.
