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Aleo Solar Panels | Jetion Brand Dual-Glass Monocrystalline Solar Module Dual-Glass Monocrystalline 530W

Aleo Solar Panels | Jetion Brand Dual-Glass Monocrystalline Solar Module Dual-Glass Monocrystalline 530W

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Jetion Holdings Limited
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Loading Port:
China main port
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
620 pc
Supply Capability:
500000 pc/month

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Structural characteristics

Component size2279x1134x35mm
Weight33 kg
BatteryMono 182 mm (2 x78pcs)
GlassCoated, 3.2mm toughened glass, low iron
FrameAnodized aluminium alloy
Junction boxIP68
Output wire4.0mm², wire length: 1200mm for positive and negative poles
ConnectorMC4 compatible
Mechanical loadFront maximum: 5400Pa;Back maximum: 2400Pa















Q: How do solar panels affect home resale value?
Solar panels can positively impact home resale value by providing potential buyers with energy savings and a reduced carbon footprint. Studies have shown that homes equipped with solar panels tend to sell at a higher price compared to similar homes without them. Additionally, solar panels often increase a home's appeal and marketability, making it more attractive to environmentally-conscious buyers.
Q: Can solar panels be installed on a barn or agricultural building?
Yes, solar panels can be installed on a barn or agricultural building. In fact, barns and agricultural buildings are often ideal locations for solar panel installation due to their large, open rooftops and proximity to open spaces. Installing solar panels on barns can help farmers and agricultural businesses reduce their electricity costs, generate clean energy, and contribute to a more sustainable farming practice.
Q: Can solar panels be installed in a community or neighborhood?
Yes, solar panels can be installed in a community or neighborhood. In fact, many communities and neighborhoods have embraced solar energy and installed solar panels on residential and commercial buildings. Installing solar panels in a community or neighborhood can contribute to a cleaner environment, reduce energy costs, and promote sustainable living. Additionally, community solar initiatives allow multiple households to collectively benefit from shared solar installations, making it accessible to a wider range of residents.
Q: I know what they do and how they work, but at this point they're expensive, don't always produce enough electricity as needed, and can't be used when there's no sun, as in half the day. Wouldn't wind power seem so more efficient? Or if they do use solar panels, how about putting them in the desert. But I really believe that research money should go to fusion generators since that's the future and the answer to our problems. Which is best in your opinion?
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: Can solar panels be used to power a greenhouse?
Yes, solar panels can be used to power a greenhouse. Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, which can then be used to power various electrical systems in a greenhouse, such as lighting, ventilation, heating, and irrigation. This renewable energy source offers an environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution for greenhouse operations.
Q: Solar Panels not working very well, they have faded. Is there any paint or anything else I can do to restore them? Thanks Eileen
Unfortunately Eileen the panels are bound to fade as its par for the course. Over time much like everything else (from an AC condenser to your knees and hips) everything starts to go south. When did you purchase and install your panels? If this was done within the past few years then something is definitely wrong, and you should have the manufacturer and installer come back and replace the panels....on their dime of course. Is the warranty on your panels still in effect? If so then its definitely something that they have to come back and take care of. There is a company I know of called Sun Electronics that has a 20 year warranty on their products, so if its worth anything you might want to buy your new panels/system from them. The panels around today are more efficient than those of years past, and with the cost coming down due to economies of scale and the tax incentives you might want to consider getting a new system. Sorry to let you down though Eileen!
Q: how much do solar panels cost?
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Q: Can solar panels be installed on backpacks or camping gear?
Yes, solar panels can be installed on backpacks or camping gear. These portable solar panels are designed to be lightweight and flexible, making them ideal for outdoor activities. They can capture solar energy and convert it into usable electricity to charge devices such as phones, cameras, or portable batteries while on the go.
Q: What is the most affordable, yet highest watt solar panels available?
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Q: I can't figure out how to charge a Ni Cd (BD 8V Firestorm) battery directly with a solar panel so I've come up with an alternative which might or might not work. I thought I would connect an inverter (I found a nice 400W for $30) to my trucks battery and plug the BD Firestorm battery charger into the inverter. Then I was thinking I could use a 5W solar panel to trickle charge the truck battery and keep it connected after the Ni Cd is charged to ensure the truck battery is topped off. The truck would not be running during this process. Will this solution work? Is there a better solution?
Two of those solar panels connected in series will easily charge a 8V battery. I would not even be concerned about over voltage the solar cells will have plenty of internal resistance.

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