Solar Panels Asheville NC - Poly Panel SWE-P636 Series 130W

Solar Panels Asheville NC - Poly Panel SWE-P636 Series 130W System 1

Solar Panels Asheville NC - Poly Panel SWE-P636 Series 130W

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SWE-P636-130/135/140/145/150
POLY CRYSTALLINE SOLAR MODULE

futures:

• High module efficiency up to 15.00%
• Positive power tolerance 0/+5W
• Robust frame to up to 5400Pa load
• Self cleaning surface

• Hot-Spot protect
• Anti-Reflective glass

Data sheet

Electrical Characteristics @ STC	SWE-P636-130	SWE-P636-135	SWE-P636-140	SWE-P636-145	SWE-P636-150
(STC:standard Test Conditions)
Max. Power (PMAX) [ Wp ]	130	135	140	145	150
Power Output Tolerance (PMAX) [ Wp ]	0/+5	0/+5	0/+5	0/+5	0/+5
Max. Power Voltage (VMPP) [ V ]	17.1	17.3	17.5	17.7	17.9
Max. Power Current (IMPP) [ A ]	7.6	7.97	8.1	8.19	8.38
Open-Circuit Voltage (VOC) [ V ]	21.5	21.7	21.9	22.1	22.3
Short-Circuit Current (ISC) [ A ]	8.66	8.68	8.71	8.72	8.73
Module Efficiency (ŋm) [ % ]	13	13.5	14	14.5	15

Q: Can I add more solar panel let say up to 200 watt and adding two 2 volts battery using the same charges controller and power inverter?: That charge controller is notoriously cheap and burns up easily. If you are going add solar panels, also buy another charge controller to go with them. They can both be connected to the same battery bank. I don't believe the kit comes with batteries, so you would buy whatever size 2V battery bank your power requirements call for. The size of the inverter depends entirely on what you are going to power with it, not the size of the panel array. As long as you are not powering anything that is over the 300W rating, you don't need a new one. Just be sure to check the details of the inverter, is it 300W continuous, or can it handle up to a 300W surge? Also, it's a modified sine wave inverter instead of a pure sine wave inverter, so don't plug any sensitive electronics into it. They may not work, or you may get a buzz or hum from it.

Q: Are there government incentives for installing solar panels?: Yes, many governments provide incentives for installing solar panels. These incentives can include tax credits, grants, rebates, and low-interest loans to encourage individuals and businesses to adopt solar energy.

Q: Can solar panels be installed on agricultural irrigation systems?: Yes, solar panels can be installed on agricultural irrigation systems. They can provide a sustainable and efficient source of energy to power the irrigation system, reducing reliance on traditional electricity sources and reducing operational costs for farmers. Additionally, solar panels can help farmers become more environmentally friendly by reducing carbon emissions associated with irrigation.

Q: I would like to know how do you build a solar panel?: i think the evil Genius book has how to build home made solar cells.

Q: I have an inverter and a battery 20 Amperes.Daily sun shine approx. 7 Hours.Do I need to buy anything or should I connect the solar panel to the Battery direct?: No, don't connect the panel directly to the battery. You need to isolate the solar panel charging output from the AC-powered charger. A couple of high-current diodes arranged with their anodes connected to the charging sources in the positive supply line will allow either the charger or the solar panel to lift the voltage high enough to charge the battery, albeit with about 0.6 volts dropped across the diode. Both cathode ends would be connected to the battery. This arrangement allows a positive current to flow from either or both charging sources at the same time, although in practice, one will generally be higher than the other. Also, if the AC charger's voltage is significantly higher than the solar panel, the charger may always charge the battery. You would need to regulate its output to be slightly lower than the solar panel when it's near it's minimum useful operating voltage. (note that the 0.6 forward bias voltage on the diode might prevent the solar panel from completely charging the battery if it has any voltage regulation on its output)

Q: My family and I are looking into solar panels for our home. But I'm unsure how it would be priced. This month our home used ,623 kwh. The solar panel company said we should expect $6-$9 per watt used. What would that put as at?: As the day progresses, solar panels start at near 0% efficiency, then to 00% at high noon, then drops off to 0% in the late afternoon. So you have to ask if the ,500 watt system is the peak output capacity or the AVERAGE output where the average would be near 70% or less of the peak over the day. Just do a LOT of research and number crunching. I'm waiting until it is cheap enough to by the whole system. A warranty is no good if the company goes out of business.

Q: I recently bought a house with very old solar panels (about 25 years old) that don't appear to work properly. They are supposed to heat the hot water heater but they don't always work, and recently have staretd leaking. So, I have had them turned off and now we're just using electricity to heat the hot water. My question is, is there any tax credit money (stimulus or otherwise) available for people to (a) repair old solar panels or (b) replace them with new ones? How does the credit work?: If you buy NEW solar panels, there is a credit. see the 040 icon at www.okorder

Q: Interested in buying solar panels to save on electric bill.Any government help plans?: I live in Ohio so I'm not sure if this is nationwide, but in Ohio there are grants you can apply for if you're investing in alternative energy for your house. I would look into those grants if they're available in your area.

Q: I was just wondering what the minimum and maximm charging voltage and ampere is for li ion batteries. If i connect a solar panel, which only gets enough sunshine to generate voltage, will that still charge the battery, or would i have to series connect solar panels until they together reach 3,7volt?: One lithium cell requires 4.2V to obtain its full charge, Never exceed 4.2V ! Output from solar panel if below 3.7V , nothing charge to lithium. Total charging time until the cell is full depending on the AH rate of cell and the charging current that solar panel can be provided. Suppose cell is rate 5AH, and the charging current from solar panel under full sun shine can maintain 0.5A ( use solar panel short circuit current rate from its specification as a reference ) , hence, 0 hours is enough. And be sure the solar panel can maintain 4.2V output at 0.5A . Remember, over charge lithium cell one time might reduce its life into half . Therefore, let the solar panel output passing through a precision regulator to maintain output is 4.2V is the best way, because, as cell reaches 4.2V , no more charging current is forced into cell ( automatic stop charging ). If you do not have the knowledge to make this simple variable voltage regulator with LM37K ( if you choose this way, buy solar panel output has at least 2V) , you may choose to do it manually by install a current meter and a variable resistor in series between the panel output to cell. By adjust the value of resistor, charging current can be controlled ( if you choose this way, buy solar panel output has as less as 6V ). Count the charging time with a clock and adjust the charging current from time to time to maintain 0.5A .

Q: Are there any risks of fire associated with solar panels?: Yes, there are some risks of fire associated with solar panels. While solar panels themselves do not catch fire, there have been incidents where electrical components, such as faulty wiring or inverters, have caused fires. However, the risk is relatively low and can be mitigated by proper installation, regular maintenance, and adherence to safety codes and standards.

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