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Solar Panels Fort Worth - LDK 72-Cell Multi Module 315W Multicrystalline Silicon Low Price

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Dimensions(Laminate):1956 x 986 x 40 mm[77.01 x 38.82 x 1.57 in]

Solar Cells:72 (6x12) multicrystalline silicon -
156 x 156 mm [6 inch] solar cells

 

Why US?

·         Industry leading module power output warranty of 25 years

·         International quality and safety certifications

·         Manufactured in ISO 9000 certified factories

·         High-reliability with guaranteed 0/+5W peak power classification

·         Excellent performance under low light environments

·         Entire module certified to withstand high wind and snow loads

 

Warranty

·         10 years for product defects in materials and workmanship

·         First 12 years for 90% of warranted minimum power

·         Remaining 25 years for 80% of warranted minimum power

 

Vertically integrating business model enables us to

·         Consistently build high quality and reliable PV products.

·         Optimize our cost structure to deliver price-competitive products.

·         Adopt cutting-edge product and production technologies.

·         Develop the most advanced manufacturing methods.

·         Minimize carbon emissions throughout our closed loop production process.

 

Certification

·         IEC:IEC 61215, IEC 61730 (1&2), conformity to CE

·         UL 1703 2002/03/15 Ed:3 Rev:2004/06/30

·         ULC/ORD-C1703-01 Second Edition 2001/01/01

·         UL and Canadian Standard for Safety Flat-Plate

·         ISO 9001: 2008 Quality Management Systems

·         CEC Listed: Modules are eligible for California Rebates

·         PV Cycle: Voluntary module take back and recycling program

·         MCS Certificate

 

FAQ

  • Where can I buy your products?

You could find our products from dealers or contact our sales team directly. We will provide you with detailed services.

  • How to contact us?

Contact details can be found from website www.okorder.com to contact us. We look forward to providing you with professional services.

  • What is the application field of your products?

They can be used in the small photovoltaic (PV) grid power generation systems of family units as well as the commercial photovoltaic system such as BIPV, BAPV and etc.

  • What kinds of modules do your inventers support?

Our inventers support most of mainstream components and modules in the market. Should you require more details, please do not hesitate to contact our technical personnel.

 

Q: if you move a solar panel or there was a vibration that caused the panel to move, would that affect it?
probably not much. If you had it at an optimal angle to the sun and it vibrated out of that position then you could be loosing some efficiency.
Q: I have a 500 watt inverter and battery but need solar panels to run my need. I want to have enough juice to run a computer and monitor and sometimes a 5w amp. I am not sure how much power is needed to run the computer (standard desktop with 5flat screen with an additional surround sound system) though on the side of the computer it says 5 amp but I know I used to run it and monitor and surround sound with a heating blanket on the same circuit which was rated at 20 amps. My question is that I would like to go and buy some panels (cheaply as I'm unemployed) from somewhere like Harbor Freight that would meet the need of the converter to supply enough amperage. So what size panel(s) or panels would I need to run this setup? If I am correct I think 500 watts is equal to 5 amps. Would this even work? Could I run a partial system where I could run some of the stuff to take a load off? I need to lower my electric bill somehow. Thanks!
Solar okorder in their survival discussion in the archive, this exact project was discussed at length.
Q: I live in Sacramento, CA, and I need some solar panels for a project fo school. They don't have to be very big......just something that I can use as an example.Thanks!
I did the same thing recently, if you'd really like some free ones then you need to look for those little solar powered lamps that people put in their yards, theyre about 0 inches tall and people sometimes line the paths through their yard with them. Maybe you can find a neighbor who doesn't want theirs anymore, or you could check local dumps for them. They each have a solar panel in the top, and they can be linked together to make more power. Alternatively, you can look on OKorder for a pack of broken solar cells, which still work fine but don't put out quite as much power as they did when they were new. However, they are very cheap. Hope this helps.
Q: Lower solar panel/wind turbine prices allow wider applications, hence a great help to a greener mother earth!
“the living feed the dead” -- may have actually lucked into the answer. The government does assist the petroleum industry and it funded the research that gave us nuclear power. If alternative energy is going to work, it may require intervention by the government in terms of access to land (imminent domain) and to the transmission grid. Alternative energy companies are stuck because of their own paranoia (of industrial espionage) and because they are being gouged by land owners. A single wind turbine on your land can net you $70,000 a year (plus a 0% increase per year for inflation), forever. Then there is the cost of the corridor to access the grid. Solar companies are trying to purchase land like drunken sailors – and landowners in areas where solar can be most effective (e.g., the American Southwest) are hip to what is going own. So when acquisition agents call to purchase land, owners are demanding outrageous prices (say $5,000/acre for land that is worth about $00/acre, otherwise). Then there is the fact that nobody (rich or poor) wants one in their backyard, not to mention the various PAVE (People Against Virtually Everything) groups who protest stuff just because they can. ===== A Modest Proposal -- <<0% inflation rate is an extremely high You are, of course, right. Nevertheless, that is what some Wind Energy companies are offering land owners as part of the lease agreement for placing turbines on their land. I agree it's outrageous, but I'm an environmental consultant for several Wind companies and I know what they are offering. As a side note. They were initally so lame (and this is related to their general paranoia) that they cut deals to place the turbines before they secured corridor access to substations. When they subsequently approached the land owners (the same ones with the turbines on their land) about the corridor, they were held hostage for outrageous money - as in millions of dollars - because by then the land owners had them over a barrel.
Q: Solar panel packages have different levels of power. For instance you can get a kw system but is this kw per hour or day. How does this work?
A kW is an on the spot degree of means. A kWh is a level of means produced via the years. A KW array produces an on the spot means of 000 watts. whether that could be a 2V panel which skill it produces eighty 3 amps of modern-day. In 3 hours it produces 3kWh (kilowatt hours) of electrical energy, no longer 3kW. A 3kW 2V array might produce a similar quantity of electrical energy in one hour at 079 amps.
Q: Are there any tax credits available for installing solar panels?
Yes, there are tax credits available for installing solar panels. The federal government offers a Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), which allows homeowners and businesses to deduct a percentage of the cost of purchasing and installing solar panels from their federal taxes. Additionally, some states and local jurisdictions also provide their own incentives and tax credits for solar panel installations.
Q: I installed a 60watt solar panel on the top of my patio/pergola. This is wired to a charge controller then a battery in my basement. Do I need to run a ground from the solar panel? If so, whats the easiest way to do so? Is a wire attached to the aluminum frame then connected to a foot long rod into the ground enough?
Although okorder
Q: Can solar panels be used to power electric vehicles?
Yes, solar panels can be used to power electric vehicles. Solar power can be harnessed to charge the batteries of electric vehicles, providing a renewable and sustainable source of energy. This allows electric vehicles to operate with reduced reliance on traditional grid electricity and contributes to a greener transportation system.
Q: What sort of maintenance is required for solar panels....?
All panels should be cleaned to function best. Brush or wash off dirt and leaves. They should be checked for structural integrity and lack of rust. Solar Thermal panels should be checked for signs of leaks and/or discharge from pressure relief valves. Solar Photovoltaic should be checked for electrical function and grounding.
Q: Are solar panels expensive?
Solar panels can be expensive initially, but they are a long-term investment that can significantly reduce energy costs and provide a return on investment over time.

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