High-Quality Monocrystalline Solar Panel Solar Module for Tent Camping

High-Quality Monocrystalline Solar Panel Solar Module for Tent Camping System 1

High-Quality Monocrystalline Solar Panel Solar Module for Tent Camping

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Place of Origin:	Anhui China (Mainland)	Brand Name:	CNBM	Model Number:	TDM060-BIPV-A-24
Material:	Monocrystalline Silicon	Size:	125x125mm	Number of Cells:	24pcs
Max. Power:	60W	Color:	Blue

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TDM060-BIPV-A-24 Series consist of Photovoltaic Modules 24pcs 125x125mm mono-crystalline high efficient silicon cells

TDM060 Series consist of Photovoltaic Modules 24pcs 125x125mm mono-crystalline high efficient silicon cells which are individually characterized and electronically matched before inter-connection and Laminated with toughened glass, EVA of high quality, Double Glazing Module, Module Type: TDM060-BIPV-A-24, Module Size: 1500mm x 800mm, Cell size: 125x125mm Monocrystal, Cell Array: 6x4, Max. Power: 60W; Voltage at Max. Power (vmp): 13.54V; Current at Max. Power (Imp): 4.431V; Open Circuit Voltage (voc): 15.78V; Short Circuit Current (lsc): 5.281V; Transparency: 70%; Glass Thickness: 5mm+5mm; Gross Weight: 34KG. The module can be installed easily and work for a long period. At the same time, they cans withstand the storm, strong wind and hail impact, etc. Payment Terms: 30% Deposit, Balance agents B/L

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