Item specifice:
| Material: |
Monocrystalline Silicon |
Max. Power(W): |
475 |
Number of Cells(pieces): |
156 |
| Size: |
2205x1032x30mm |
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Product Description:
【Product Descroption】
With ensured after service, we can both supply tire one brand such as JINKO brand and do OEM for you. Poly, Mono, Half cell, Double glass, Thin film and so on are all available. Tiger Solar Panel is the new developed style of Jinko double glass mono solar panel.
【Advantage of Tiger Module】
(1)Ultra-high Power for the Lowest LCOE and Highest IRR
(2)Ultra-high Efficiency of 20.78%
(3)Reliable Tiling Ribbon Technology Eliminating the Inter-cell Gap
(4)9 Busbar Technology Decreasing the Resistance Loss
【SPECIFICATION】
| Module Type | STC | NOCT |
| 460W | 342Wp |
| Maximum Power (Pmax) | 43.32V | 39.84V |
| Maximum Power Voltage (Vmp) | 10.62V | 8.59A |
Maximum Power Current (Imp)
| 51.90V | 48.99V |
| Open-circuit Voltage (Voc) | 11.35A | 9.17A |
| Module Efficiency STC (%) | 20.21%
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| Operating Temperature(℃) | -40℃~+85℃ |
| Maximum system voltage | 1500VDC (IEC) |
| Maximum series fuse rating | 25A |
| Power tolerance | 0~+3% |
| Temperature coefficients of Pmax | -0.35%/℃ |
| Temperature coefficients of Voc | -0.28%/℃ |
| Temperature coefficients of Isc | 0.048%/℃ |
Cell Type
| P type Mono-crystalline |
| No of Cells | 156 (2×78) |
| Dimensions | 2205×1032×30mm (86.81×40.63×1.38 inch) |
| Weight | 29.6 kg ( 65.25lbs) |
| Front Glass | 2.0mm,Anti-Reflection Coating |
| Back Glass | 2.0mm, heat strengthened glass |
Frame
| Anodized Aluminium Alloy |
| Junction Box | IP67 Rated |
| Output cables | TUV 1×4.0mm2, (+): 250mm , (-): 150 mm or Customized Length |
【Warranty】
12 years Guarantee on product materail and workmanship
30 years Linear Power output warranty
0.45% Annual Degradation Over 30 years
- Q:are solar panels sufficient for electric heating?
- Are you thinking of installing electric solar panels or thermal solar panels or both? It would be better to install electric solar panels for electric heating. You can run 7 heaters as long as you do the calculations for the number of panels need for the daylight hours, and the required battery bank to supply the required power.
- Q:how to charge phone with solar panel?
- see u have to make ur own ckt for this ur solar panel generate DC if u want to charge ur phine then its convenient way to harge with ur charger for this do this search for net to convert DC-AC convertor since ur charger work on AC so when ur solar panel generate DC it convert into AC that will charge ur phone in ckt u need this thing filter and amp ie the DC voltage come from solar panel 2 DC to AC convertor 3 AMP for AC 4 filter for AC and u are done....... fine ckt from google.....
- Q:how to connect a solar panel to a motor?
- A solar panel cannot operate a motor by itself. A typical system operates like this: The solar panel is connected to a charge controller which is connected to a battery which is connected to a motor controller which is connected to the motor. All these components must be compatible with each other. So,in other words, you can't run just any old motor with a solar panel.You can buy a system like an electric gate opener which is solar powered.
- Q:DIY single solar panels with outlets?
- Build okorder.com
- Q:Solar panel wiring trouble.?
- . You want series, not parallel. (Add the voltages. Coonect '+' of the first to '-' of the next, and take your feed from the extreme ends.) 2. if you parallel them and you get less voltage than one alone, you got your polarity crossed up and are reading the difference between them.
- Q:adding more solar panel & battery?
- That charge controller is notoriously cheap and burns up easily. If you are going add solar panels, also buy another charge controller to go with them. They can both be connected to the same battery bank. I don't believe the kit comes with batteries, so you would buy whatever size 2V battery bank your power requirements call for. The size of the inverter depends entirely on what you are going to power with it, not the size of the panel array. As long as you are not powering anything that is over the 300W rating, you don't need a new one. Just be sure to check the details of the inverter, is it 300W continuous, or can it handle up to a 300W surge? Also, it's a modified sine wave inverter instead of a pure sine wave inverter, so don't plug any sensitive electronics into it. They may not work, or you may get a buzz or hum from it.
- Q:What are solar panels made up of?
- Solar panels (aka photovoltaic panel) are most often made up of thin wafers of crystalline silicon or cadmium telluride. As photons from the sun enter the photovoltaic cell, electrons are freed from the substrate when are then collected by wires that run throughout the panel. And as we know electrons=electricity!
- Q:SunPower Solar Panels?
- There is no difference between them besides their rated output. One may physically fit on you roof better than another, or look better, although the physical difference between those sizes is minimal. Go with whichever installer you trust, and is preferably NABCEP certified, or working towards NABCEP certification. Get references. Don't believe just because someone is an electrician they know how to install solar electric, it's a whole different animal. Make sure they are trained in installing solar.
- Q:Are solar panels actually efficient?
- i think that they are effective, even tho they cost heaps to get installed, i think that they are worth it. They dont require any effort to operate and use natural sunlight that turns into energy that people use everyday. they may be an eye sore but think of how much they are helping the earth and they are a great alternitave to fossil fuels (which are running out anyway), the only problem that i think they would have would be in winter when there isnt much sun on a few days. but other than that they are great
- Q:What is the difference between Photovoltaic Panels and Solar Panels?
- Both of them are different types of solar panel. EDIT: Misspelling on Jeff's answer below! I think he means 'silicon,' not 'silicone!' Solar cells are typically grown on a glass substrate or put onto glass. Silicon is currently the most common material, followed by CdTe or cadmium telluride. Other materials like CIGS (Copper Indium Gallium (di)Selenide) are breaking into the market. Some people have great hopes for organic or 'dye' solar cells.
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