Fs19 Solar Panels - 100W Mono Solar Panel Made in China

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Fs19 Solar Panels - 100W Mono Solar Panel Made in China

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 watt

Supply Capability:: 10000000 watt/month

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Product Description

Maximum power: 100Wp
Maximum working voltage: 18V
Maximum working current: 5.56A
Open circuit voltage: 21.60 V
Short-circuit current: 6.01 A
Cell number: 36 pcs
Cell dimensions: 125 x 125mm
Solar panel dimensions: 1,195 × 808 × 35mm
Maximum system voltage: 1,000V
Operating temperature: -40 to 85°C
Weight of each solar panel: 12kg
Connection box type: PV-JB001 (TUV)
Cable type: with TUV mark
Cable length: 900mm
Output power tolerance: ± 3%
Frame material: aluminum
Standard test conditions (STC): 1,000W/m² AM1.525°C
10 years product warranty and 25years 80% of power
Fill factor:72%
20-foot container quantity: 500pcs
40-foot container quantity: 1,000pcs

2015 Hot Sale! ! ! High Effiency Mono Solar Panel with 100W Maximum Power

Product Details

Electrical Data					Module Size	Weight	Number of cells series
Nominal Power	Max-Power	Max-Power	Open-Circuit	Short-Circuit
Nominal Power	Voltage	Current	Voltage	Current
Pmax	VMPP	IMPP	VOC	ISC
W	V	A	V	A	mm	Kg	pc
120	17.2	6.98	21.6	7.72	116167035	8.6	36
130	17.2	7.56	21.6	8.4	127767035	9.8	36
140	17.2	4	21.6	4.4	148067035	10.9	36
150	17.2	4.17	21.6	4.58	148067035	10.9	36
160	34.4	4.65	43.2	5.17	148067035	10.9	72
170	34.4	4.94	43.2	5.49	117298335	11.7	72
180	34.4	5.23	43.2	5.81	117298335	11.7	72
190	34.4	5.52	43.2	6.14	126098335	14.6	72
200	34.4	5.81	43.2	6.5	126098335	14.6	72
210	34.4	6.1	43.2	6.85	148898335	14.6	72
220	34.4	6.4	43.2	7.08	148898335	15.2	72

Q: If you need 9400 watts, 75 amps@ 240V, how many solar PV panels do you need?: 75 amps @ 240 volts equals 8 kW not 9.4 kW, so first you have to make up your mind how much you want. Then you have to decide what size of solar panel you want. If it helps, the 6 units on our roof, each approximately m square, are rated for 4 kW in bright sunshine.

Q: Which of these units determines how much electric energy a solar panel can generate?: For a particular solar panel, you can't choose between the intensity and the power in terms of which determines the energy produced in a given time, because the two concepts are related. Intensity is the power per unit area. So if you have twice the intensity on a particular panel, solar energy is being delivered at twice the rate. However, if you were to compare two solar panels on which the same light intensity was falling, the panel with greater area would produce electrical energy at a greater rate, as power in intensity times area. In that sense, I'd say that the solar power input determines the electrical power output.

Q: Can solar panels be used in areas with limited sunlight?: Yes, solar panels can still be used in areas with limited sunlight. While solar panels are most efficient in direct sunlight, they can still generate electricity even in areas with less sunlight. The panels can capture diffuse sunlight and convert it into usable energy. However, the overall energy output may be lower compared to areas with abundant sunlight. Additionally, advancements in solar technology and the use of more efficient panels can further enhance their performance in areas with limited sunlight.

Q: Rated in kilowatts, what is the maximum output of one 8 by 0 solar panel? Assume this solar panel is located at the equator for maximum sunlight.: Using MTRstudent's information of 000 watts per square meter and 5% efficiency or 50 watts per square meter, your 8 ft by 0 ft panel has 7.43605 square meters of area. A panel of this size could generate about .5 Kilowatts of electricity.

Q: I would like to know how do you build a solar panel?: There are several types of solar panels. If you mean photovoltaic panels for generating electricity, that is a really advanced project that few amateurs are equipped to do. In the long run, it will be a lot cheaper and easier to buy factory made PV panels. You can try building one by sandwiching an array of photovoltaic cells between a sheet of glass or plexiglass and a sheet of aluminum. Remember that this assembly must be able to withstand great heat, and it must be sealed to make absolutely sure it does not leak. So basically, you need to lay out the PV cells and wire them together to get the desired voltage and current, with some arrangement to allow the wires to extend outside without leaking. Then you enclose the panel around all four edges with aluminum channel and seal with silicone sealer. Lay it on thick and test thoroughly with water hoses to eliminate all leaks. As mentioned, it's easier and cheaper to buy them factory made. If you mean a heat collector for a solar house heating system or hot water system, that is just a matter of building a thin, flat aluminum box with a glass lid. For hot air, you just need to circulate the air through the box when the sun is shining. For water, you need to have some arrangement to pass the water through the compartment in thin walled metal tubing. You won't be surprised when I say it's cheaper to buy one factory made. Good luck.

Q: How much space is needed to install solar panels?: The amount of space required to install solar panels depends on various factors such as the type of solar panels, their efficiency, and the energy needs of the property. Generally, a typical rooftop solar panel system requires about 100-400 square feet of space for every kilowatt (kW) of solar panels. Additionally, open areas or ground-mounted systems may require more substantial space. It is recommended to consult with a solar installation professional who can assess the specific requirements based on the location and energy goals.

Q: I hooked up a 2V solar panel to a small relay. The relay switches at 9V. When I have light shining on the panel it puts out aorund 3-4V, but when I hook it up directly to the relay it drops to V and doesn't switch the relay. Why? and How do I fix it?-2V Mono-Crystalline Solar Panel -JWD 7 4 reed relay: I suspect the voltage is OK but the amount of current the solar cell is capable of delivering is less than the relay coil needs to operate. The current the relay tries to draw overloads the PV. You need to add additional PVs in parallel to operated the relay coil. An alternative is to use a low current draw relay coil or use a transistor switch. Hope this helps, NewtonLaw

Q: How can I calculate the amount of watts needed for a solar panel to power a water and air pump in gal/hr and a 600 watt LED light?: Mimi: Solar Power is not really that economical, and has many other disadvantages as well. You did not specify much info in your question as to the size of the water or air pump. So let's make some assumptions to get you some numbers. ) Let's say the water and air pump are about HorsePower (HP). The HP pump , considering efficiency losses, will draw around ,000 Watts , or kW. 2) The 600 Watt LED Light is quite high --- they are usually much smaller lights 40 Watts or less. BTW --- these LED lights are very expensive light as well. Just so you are aware. Between the pump(s) ( maybe 000 to 400 Watts) and the 600 Watt light ----- and without knowing the specifics --- you are probably looking at around 2,000 Watts or 2 kW. A 2 kW Solar PV unit will run around $20,000. The PV unit will only run at full capacity during daylight hours. They usually average about 5 hours per day. So you will only be able to run your pump and LED Lights during the middle of the day --- maybe 0:00 AM to 5:00 PM. If you want to run the pump and lights after sundown, you will need battery back-up. The electric storage batteries will likely run about an extra $5,000. They will last about 5 years. If you decide this doesn't work out well --- you can stay with the local utility --- at $0.0 per kWh. It will cost you about $0.0 per hour to run the pump --- maybe 30 to 50 cents per day. It would cost you about 6 cents per hour to run your light. Maybe 30 or 40 cents per day. You could essentially run your pumps and light several hours each day --- all for about $ per day, or $365 per year. This sounds like a less costly alternative.

Q: Can solar panels be used in areas with high levels of noise or vibration?: Yes, solar panels can be used in areas with high levels of noise or vibration. Solar panels are designed to be durable and can withstand moderate levels of vibration without being damaged. However, excessive noise or vibration can potentially affect their performance and efficiency. Therefore, it is recommended to assess the specific conditions and consult with a solar panel expert to ensure optimal installation and functioning in such areas.

Q: Can solar panels be installed on a school or educational institution?: Yes, solar panels can be installed on a school or educational institution. In fact, many educational institutions are now adopting solar energy as a sustainable and cost-effective solution to meet their electricity needs. Installing solar panels not only reduces carbon footprint and saves on energy costs but also provides an opportunity for students to learn about renewable energy and sustainable practices.

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