Solar Panels Bedford - CNBM Solar Module 250W High Efficiency

Solar Panels Bedford - CNBM Solar Module 250W High Efficiency System 1

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Solar Panels Bedford - CNBM Solar Module 250W High Efficiency

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Loading Port:: China main port

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 pc

Supply Capability:: 20000000 pc/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Carton boxes with pallets and air bags
Delivery Detail:	within 15 days after arrival of the 20% TT in advance

Specifications

- Mono 250W solar panel;
-More cost effective;
-25 years guarantee;
-Full certification to selling the world.

Product Description

High efficiency mono crystalline solar panel PLM-250M-60 series

Anti-reflective coating: AR used reduce the reflectivity enhance transmittance.
Tempered Glass: Low Iron and AR coating glass increase the power output and mechanical strength of solar module. Mechanical load ≥2400Pa , transmittance ≥91.6%
EVA: Transmittance ≥91% , Adhesive Capacity >85%
Cell: 17.9% of high efficiency solar cells to sure 15.7% module efficiency
Back sheet: Using higher quality back sheet to prevent destroying and water , it’s reflectivity ≥87%, peeling strength ≥ 40N/cm.
Aluminum Frame: Anodized aluminum alloy to effectively improve the corrosion resistance and strength
Certification:

Power range:220w-270w
STC:Irradiance 1000W/m², Temperature 25°c,AM=1.5

Mechanical Characteristics
Cells size(mm) 156X156
Modules size(mm) 1650X992X46
No. of cells 60(6X10)
Weight(KG) 19.6
No.of mounting holes 8
No.of waterspout 16

Cells size(mm)	156X156
Modules size(mm)	1650X992X46
No. of cells	60(6X10)
Weight(KG)	19.6
No.of mounting holes	8
No.of waterspout	16

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FAQ:WHAT'S your products warranty?

No less than 90% within 10yrs and no less than 80% within 25yrs

Q: My hubby and I are waiting to move in to our camper but have to figure out how many solar panels, batteries, etc. to get. I can't find the info per appliance for Watts and amps, but does anyone have a good, general idea of how many Watts it'd take to run the whole shabang? It's a 999, 25-foot Sportsmen tag-a-long, if that helps..It's got the following, and we'd like to run the propane things off of electric:*Refrigerator/freezer*Microwave*Oven/stove*AC/Heat*Will have a tv, phone chargers, laptop charger, but those will be unplugged when not in useThanks so much! It's such a headache.. You get SO MUCH different info from different places.. OI..: With an RV, you can find lithium bromide water chiller based refrigerators and air conditioner that run mostly on propane with just a little bit of electricity for a pump and fans. The oven, stove and heat, you can also run off propane. A Microwave is probably 750 watts but only operates for a few minutes at a time. You'll just have to go through everything item by item and figure out how many watts each one will draw and how long each will run per day to size your solar panel. Don't forget that the sun will only shine for a few hours each day. In general, for a camper, the target isn't to produce all the power you need but to slow down the drain on the battery bank to last till you get back onto the road where the engine can recharge the batteries. Keep in mind that the lithium bromide chiller systems only operate when stationary and level so some people opt for conventional electric systems just for convenience which sounds like what you're trying to do. Best way to figure out how much power each is drawing is by measuring it while in use. It may be worth it to put a meter on the battery bank and go camping one weekend with a generator or put a meter on the main circuit breaker panel and camp where power is provided, just to see what your typical use is. You're far better off running as much as possible from propane.

Q: I'm re-doing my roof. Is it workable?Can I get a government grant or something to put solar panels on my roof?I know they did something like that for windows.: I don't think you can get a government grant? At least not just yet... But, you can get a nice Tax break for having installed solar panels on your home or for some their backyard works well. But, again you must be aware that having professionals install these panels can be quite costly. If you don't mind getting your hands a little dirty, tackling this project on your own isn't as hard as you might think! And you will be amazed at how much money you can save from the start. And if you get the family involved all the better! Building affordable solar panels for your home, is no pipe dream...But, you must be willing to do the work yourself! That's usually where most people fall short.

Q: i attached a usb charger to my solar panel(it has an output of about .2 volts) but i read on my multimeter its only using about 8 volts however on the conventional wall charger that i use to charge it has an output of about 5. volts.... i believe that my mp3 player is not charging it does not display the charging icon when it is on or off ....is this becuase the output is higher ? do i need to install a volt dropping diode to prevent it from putting to much energy at once? (my mp3 charges fine on the wall charger but does not seem to respond to the solar panel so it the circuits are fine....): Have okorder . This could undoubtedly assist person!

Q: I contend:As far as the solar panels causing global warming I'll try to explain. If you put a black panel on the ground or on your house and don't connect it to anything, it will absorb solar energy (heat) during daylight and release it at night (radiation). The net heat gain is zero. If you hook up a solar panel in the same place but hook it up to batteries, charge the batteries during sunlight hours and using that energy to electrically heat the home at night. The panels will absorb solar energy during the day but will convert that to electrical energy in the batteries instead of radiating it back into space at night. The result is a net gain in earth's temperature.Right or wrong?: One piece of technology: Hydro-energy storage. Pump water up to an artificial lake at the top of a mountain to store energy, and then let the water run down through turbines to retrieve the energy later, eliminating most or all of the need for batteries. Usually this stuff saying renewables suck is BS when you actually try. Yet another method, are solar power towers which last longer than solar panels and continue to generate energy at night. While a non-universal storage method, it's good for storing the sun's energy in the mechanism that generates the power. According to some studies, they are the best option next to wind turbines. I'll describe a particular model. A field of mirrors beams light to a part of the tower which contains salt, for it's incredible heat storage capacity when molten. In turn, the heat from that region heats water which spins some turbines, generating lots of energy. Currently, the best models continue to generate electricity at night and for a few consecutive cloudy days. I think whoever was saying that was probably trying to delay response. There are too many ways around that to be true, and saying that it contributes more to Global Warming than fossil fuels is a lie. This is why some government intervention is needed: The companies aren't responding to new ideas, and they happen to often be fossil fuel companies as well. If you don't create the environment where it lowers fossil fuel consumption, then they win because prices stay high.

Q: Can solar panels be installed in areas with heavy snowfall?: Yes, solar panels can be installed in areas with heavy snowfall. However, it is important to consider certain factors such as the angle of the panels, their orientation, and regular maintenance. Proper installation and tilt angles can help reduce snow buildup, and occasionally clearing the snow off the panels may be necessary to ensure optimal energy production. Additionally, advancements in solar technology have made panels more resilient and efficient in colder climates, allowing them to generate electricity even in snowy conditions.

Q: Can solar panels be used in multi-story buildings?: Yes, solar panels can be used in multi-story buildings. They can be installed on the rooftops or facades of these buildings to harness solar energy and generate electricity. Additionally, advancements in solar panel technology have made it possible to integrate them into building materials, such as windows or cladding, allowing for even more flexibility in their use in multi-story structures.

Q: but is that per day, per hour or minute?How much watts does the average AC unit use?How much does an energy efficient lightbulb use?All in all let's hypothetically say we no longer use the electric company for our energy source, How many of these panels do you estimate it would take to supply our small home?: The watt is a measure of instantaneous output that can also be used as an hourly measure. volt at amp for hour = watt but also a 00watt bulb requires a 00watt power source, regardless of how long it is on, the 00watts is used as an instantaneous term here. Aircon starts at about 000watts and the new energy efficient bulbs are about 7-5 watts. If you have an electric cooker, that might use 3000 watts, your computer about 500 (very variabke these days though, many are now much lower than this) Your biggest concern would be storage, solar only works when the sun shines so you need a bank of batteries to charge during the day and provide power on demand, they require proper managenemt to ensure ther are charged properly and in turn, an inverter will be required to produce the AC power your appliances will need. It all represents a huge investment with a long payback time and you would still probably need to top-up with a generator during winter, or become ahmish.

Q: Can solar panels be installed on tall buildings?: Yes, solar panels can indeed be installed on tall buildings. In fact, tall buildings can provide advantageous conditions for solar panel installations due to their elevated position, which allows for maximum exposure to sunlight throughout the day. Additionally, tall buildings often have large surface areas available for solar panel placement, which can help generate a significant amount of renewable energy.

Q: Can solar panels be installed on residential homes?: Yes, solar panels can be installed on residential homes.

Q: Can solar panels be used in areas prone to hurricanes?: Yes, solar panels can be used in areas prone to hurricanes. However, it is important to ensure that the panels are properly installed and designed to withstand high wind speeds. Reinforcements, such as additional framing or anchoring systems, can be used to make the panels more resilient to hurricane conditions. Additionally, regular maintenance and inspections are necessary to ensure their stability and functionality.

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