Solar Panel with 156x156 A Grade B Grade Solar Cell
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Features
1. Easy installation, high mechanical strength.
2. Withstands high wind-pressure and snow load.
3. High efficiency polycrystalline solar cell.
4. Excellent performance in low light environment.
Data Sheet
Mechanical Characteristics | |
Item No. | MSL-SP-10W18V |
Cell type | poly-crystalline silicon solar cells |
Number of cells | 36pcs |
Module dimensions | 350*270*17mm |
Frame | anodized aluminum, grey |
Connectors | Waterproof connector |
Net weight | 1163g |
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Our Advantages
Long Service Life
2.High Efficiency Solar Cells
3.Special Aluminum Frame Design
4.High Transmission, Low Iron Tempered Glass
5.Advanced Cell Encapsulation .
- Q: How do solar panels affect the overall resilience of a building?
- Solar panels can significantly enhance the overall resilience of a building. By generating clean and renewable energy, they reduce dependence on traditional power grids, making the building less vulnerable to power outages or disruptions. Additionally, solar panels can provide a reliable source of electricity during emergencies, ensuring critical systems like lighting or communication remain operational. The energy independence offered by solar panels enhances the building's ability to withstand and recover from various crises, ultimately improving its overall resilience.
- Q: Are there any fire risks associated with solar panels?
- Yes, there are fire risks associated with solar panels, albeit they are extremely rare. These risks can occur due to factors such as faulty installation, damaged wiring, or issues with the electrical components. However, industry standards and regulations have significantly improved over time, ensuring safer installations. Additionally, regular maintenance and inspections can help mitigate these risks and ensure the safe operation of solar panel systems.
- Q: Can solar panels be installed in a community or neighborhood?
- Yes, solar panels can definitely be installed in a community or neighborhood. In fact, installing solar panels at a community or neighborhood level can have several benefits. It allows for a more cost-effective approach, as the installation and maintenance expenses can be shared among multiple households. Moreover, it promotes a more sustainable and environmentally friendly energy source, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering carbon emissions. Additionally, community solar projects encourage collaboration and community engagement, fostering a sense of unity and shared responsibility towards a greener future.
- Q: Can solar panels be used in areas with high levels of UV radiation?
- Yes, solar panels can be used in areas with high levels of UV radiation. In fact, solar panels are designed to withstand UV radiation as they are made with materials that can handle prolonged exposure to sunlight. However, it is important to note that high levels of UV radiation may slightly degrade the efficiency of solar panels over time. Nonetheless, solar panels are still an effective and sustainable energy solution in areas with high UV radiation.
- Q: looking for alternative ways to save energy money and thinking about solar panels. anyone know anything about it and how expensive it is to install them?
- Consider calculating the solar costs and savings ahead of time. The price of panels have come down substantially in the last 2 months. Solar Panel lifespans have also increased. The return on investment also depends on your location in the world. Mains electricity costs seems to be going up quicker than inflation in Australia. Work out energy efficiency first as it usually cheaper than alternative energy.
- Q: I need to write a pressuasive essay on why we should use solar panels more than we do. and convince people that their good and stuff.. if u guys could give me some good key reasons why..that would be great.
- Right now, the U.S. government and some state governments (like California) are offering subsidies on solar panels for businesses and houses. With these subsidies, anyone infesting in solar power today will have their investment returned in less than 0 years. This means that with these subsidies, solar panels are basically paying for themselves; they're free. In addition, excess power generated on solar panels can be added to the local power grid and, if you're lucky and can set it up with your local power distributor, the power company will pay you for the power you generate. This are just financial reasons. Their is also the reduction of power generated by fossil fuels when using solar power which mitigates climate change.
- Q: Can solar panels be installed on agricultural or farming operations?
- Yes, solar panels can be installed on agricultural or farming operations. In fact, many farmers and agricultural businesses are increasingly adopting solar energy as a sustainable and cost-effective solution to power their operations. Solar panels can be mounted on rooftops, open land, or even on barns and sheds, providing clean and renewable energy to offset electricity costs and reduce carbon emissions. Additionally, solar panels can help farmers take advantage of unused or underutilized land, providing dual benefits of energy generation and agricultural productivity.
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- Q: Does anyone own any and would you recommend them? right now i only own solar stake lights and i use them during the summer in my yard. But during the winter i take them out because they don't charge well. I live in toronto canada where it snows a lot during the winter, would it even be worth it to buy solar panels? Would they get covered with snow if the were mounted on my roof and get ruined? I plan on buying some when i purchase my own home.Any info would be appreciated:)
- Toronto would not be higth on my list of solar panel worthy locales. They are a bit pricey and are only cost effective in climates and locations with lots of direct sunlight. But if you could safely say you get direct light on your rood nearly every day, they could work. Wind turbines are getting better... especially omnidirectional dome type turbines. But again they are a bit costly, and work best if you believe you get direct wind for at least half the day. If your roof is reasonably flat and structurally sound, a solar hot water generator can be quite cost effective. Essentially it is a panel of corrugated metal under two thin transparencies of plastic. Water is pumped up to it and as it runs along the corrugation, the trapped heat under the plastic heats it up nicely. They are cheap to buy and easy to build and install, and will completely remove the need for a dedicated hot water heating system. Once again, it really depends on the precise location and construction of your house. Do a search for solar heat in your area. If it is cost effective, someone will be offering...
- Q: How much would it cost to make an average size house be able to depend on solar panels for all of its power?How many solar panels would you need and wear would you put them? Would the roof be large enough to support the panels needed?Do solar panels work well in higher latitudes like northern USA or southern Canada? Can you power your house for the whole year if you live in these environments? What kind of maintenance do solar panels require?
- There are several web sites you can search for and they will provide the answer on how big of a PV Solar Array you would need for your house. Several things need to be known, such as square footage of the home, how well the home is insulated, etc. The panels come in all sizes and wattage's depending upon application, so yes they should all fit on the roof. If you have a small roof get PV panels with higher wattage's. Yes, they will work in the northern latitudes but not as efficiently as near the equator. You might need more PV panels to make up the loss in power from the sun hitting at a lower angle. Generally, all you will need to do is periodically clean the glass covering of the PV Panels to get maximum sun light on the PV cells. In my region, near the 45 th parallel, a 600 square foot home with six inch insulated walls and R40 attic insulation can purchase a PV panel system for around $40,000. That includes the equipment to tie it into the power grid and the meter to measure how much you supply the grid during the day and how much you draw from the grid at night when the sun isn't shining. There are tax credits for retrofitting an existing home, but mostly it is new homes being built that are having the PV panel systems installed so the cost is added to the mortgage and the return on the investment is paid off over the life of the System (about 5 to 20 yrs.)
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Solar Panel with 156x156 A Grade B Grade Solar Cell
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 200 watt
- Supply Capability:
- 200000 watt/month
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