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Specification

Max. Power(W):

15360W

Number of Cells(pieces):

Size:

523X240X215MM

Product Code	LP-1205	LP-1210	LP-1215	LP-1220	LP-1225	LP-1230	LP-2410	LP-2420
Item	Specification
Nominal Voltage (customizable)	12.8V	12.8V	12.8V	12.8V	12.8V	12.8V	25.6V	25.6V
Rated Capacity (customizable)	50Ah	100Ah	150Ah	200Ah	250Ah	300Ah	100Ah	200Ah
Combination Mode	4S1P	4S1P	4S	4S2P	4S2P	4S2P	8S1P	8S1P
Ceiling Voltage	14.6V ± 1V						29.2V ± 1V
Minimum Voltage	10V ± 1.0V						20V ± 1.0V
Continuous Operating Current	≤50A	≤100A
Maximum Transient Current	≤100A	≤200A
Overcharge Protection Voltage	3.65V ± 0.025V / Cell
Over Discharge Protection Voltage	2.50V ± 0.025V / Cell
Charging Mode	Constant current and constant voltage (CC-CV)
Charging Current	≤25A	≤50A	≤75A	≤100A	≤100A	≤100A	≤50A	≤100A
Charging Temperature Range	0~45℃ / 45~85%RH
Discharge Temperature Range	-20~55℃ / 45~85%RH
Shell (customizable)	Plastic shell
Plug (customizable)	M8 screw hole
Overall Dimension mm (customizable)	L194W132H172	L325W170H215	L330W172H220	L523W240H215	L523W240H215	L523W240H215	L523W240H215	L521W238H218
Weight	≤6kg	≤11kg	≤14kg	≤18kg	≤18kg	≤26kg	≤18kg	≤35kg
Signal Communication	-	Bluetooth	Bluetooth	Bluetooth	Bluetooth	Bluetooth	-	-
Scope Of Application	Caravan,UPS, Energy Storage,Marine,Golf Car,Buggies,Remote Monitoring,Switching applications and more
Certified	CE，UN38. 3. MSDS, shipping, hazardous package
Cell Certification	CE,UL,IEC 62109-1&-2, IEC 62477,EN61000,UN38.3

Q: How do solar cells compare to fossil fuel-based power generation?: Solar cells are a more sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to fossil fuel-based power generation. Solar cells harness the power of sunlight, a renewable energy source, to generate electricity, while fossil fuel-based power generation relies on the burning of finite fossil fuels like coal, oil, and gas. Solar cells produce clean energy, emit no greenhouse gases, and have little to no impact on climate change. Additionally, while fossil fuel-based power generation requires constant extraction and transportation of fuels, solar cells can be installed in various locations, making them more versatile and accessible. However, solar cells are currently less efficient and more expensive than fossil fuel-based power generation, which hinders their widespread adoption.

Q: How much energy can a solar cell generate?: The amount of energy a solar cell can generate depends on various factors such as its size, efficiency, and the available sunlight. On average, a standard solar cell can generate around 200 to 400 watts of electricity per square meter in optimal conditions. However, technological advancements continue to improve the efficiency of solar cells, allowing for higher energy generation in the future.

Q: What is a polymer solar cell and how does it work?: Polymer solar cells are actually like all the other solar cells, the polymer solar cell converts light into electricity, by converting light into a current.

Q: Can solar cells be used to power emergency lighting systems?: Yes, solar cells can be used to power emergency lighting systems. Solar cells convert sunlight into electricity, which can be stored in batteries for later use. This makes them a reliable and sustainable source of power for emergency lighting, ensuring that they will continue to function even during power outages or other emergencies.

Q: How about the solar cell 156mm Mono-Crystalline?: If you are getting this kind of solar cells-Mono Solar Cell measure by 156mm, the light intensity is 1000W/㎡, 25 ℃, AM1.5

Q: Can solar cells be used in public charging stations for electric vehicles?: Yes, solar cells can be used in public charging stations for electric vehicles. Solar panels can generate electricity from sunlight and convert it into usable energy to charge electric vehicles, making them a sustainable and environmentally-friendly option for public charging infrastructure.

Q: What is the role of solar cells in solar-powered water heaters?: The role of solar cells in solar-powered water heaters is to capture sunlight and convert it into electricity. This electricity is then used to power the heating element or pump in the water heater, allowing it to heat water using clean and renewable energy from the sun.

Q: Can solar cells be used in water heating systems?: Yes, solar cells can be used in water heating systems. Solar thermal collectors, which use solar cells, can capture sunlight and convert it into heat energy to warm water. This technology is commonly used in solar water heating systems, where the heat generated by solar cells is transferred to water in order to provide hot water for various purposes.

Q: Are solar cells affected by temperature changes?: Yes, solar cells are indeed affected by temperature changes. As the temperature increases, the efficiency of solar cells decreases. This is because higher temperatures can lead to an increase in resistance, which reduces the amount of current that can be generated. Additionally, excessive heat can cause thermal stress and damage to the materials of the solar cells, affecting their overall performance. Therefore, it is important to consider temperature variations when designing and operating solar energy systems.

Q: Can solar cells generate enough electricity to power an entire house?: Yes, solar cells can generate enough electricity to power an entire house. The energy output of solar cells depends on various factors such as the size of the system, location, and the amount of sunlight received. With a properly designed and adequately sized solar system, it is possible to generate enough electricity to meet the energy needs of a typical house, and even potentially produce surplus energy that can be fed back into the grid.

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