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 Solar Panel (Monocrystalline Silicon Components)

Product Description:

CNBM Solar is a world-leading and vertical integrated manufacturer of high-performance with silicon, wafer, cells, modules, which convert sunlight into electricity for residential, commercial, and utility-scale power generation. The capacity of CNBM Solar has reached 1GW. Making sure each year our shipment capacity is more than 700-800MWs. At the same time, we have set up the largest solar power station with our partners in the Ukraine.                                                                     CNBM is a Quality + Service oriented company with an “Excellence at Each Step” approach, composed with the finest components from TUV and IEC-certified partners around the world. CNBM modules consistently undergo a variety of trials at the company’s Test & Development Centers, ensuring peak performance capabilities. The company is committed to developing and providing the world with clean and renewable energy to ease the energy shortages as well as humankind’s impact on the environment.

Product Features:

l  Solar Cell: High efficiency crystalline solar cell. Even when exposed to weak lighting, the solar module can produce maximum power output.

l  Tempered glass (toughened glass): Anti-reflecting coating and high transmission rate glass increase the power output and mechanical strength of solar module.

l  EVA and TPT: Using high quality EVA and TPT to prevent destroying and water

l  AI frame: Without screw, corner connection. 6 holes on the frame can be installed easily.

l  Junction box: Multi-function water proof junction box.

 

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Minimum Order Quantity:

100 pc

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pc

Loading Port:

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Supply Ability:

10000 pc/month

Payment Terms:

TT or LC

 

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Q: What size of system would I need to get if I use on average 500 kilowatt hrs a month I would like to do a tie in grid system I live in the states south central area of States any info or links to sites would be wonderful I am interested in this type of energy soure thank you
Since you are consuming 500 KiloWatts*hours (.5 MegaWatts*hours) per month on average, you need to find out how many KiloWatts per day, so 500 KWh*h / 30 days = 50 KWh per day. With an average of 2 hours of sunlight per day, or even more conservative of 0 hours of sunlight per day 50 KWh / 2 hours = 4.667 KW solar panel system 50 KWh / 0 hours = 5 KW solar panel system An average solar panel is 200W to 250W, so 5 KW / 200W = 25 solar panels 5 KW / 250W = 20 solar panels Solar panels are currently about $ per Watt, so 5 KW of panels is $5,000 A 5KW inverter that is about $5,000 Other incidentals are about $2,000 Total cost (not including labor) is $2,000 Price per KWh is about $0.0 per KWh for East South Central states. Savings per month is *at least* $50 since there are other charges in your electric bill other than usage that are tied directly to your usage as costs. So $50 / month * 2 months = $,800 per year $2,000 investment / $,800 per year = 6.67 years or 6 years, 8 months to pay off the system. Contact many Solar contractors in your area for competitive pricing of labor and for a more detailed analysis of your home.
Q: Single crystal solar panels and polycrystalline solar panels
Monocrystalline silicon solar cells are mainly made of monocrystalline silicon, compared with other types of solar cells, monocrystalline silicon cell conversion efficiency of the highest. In the early days, monocrystalline silicon solar cells occupied most of the market share, in 1998 after the retreat of polysilicon, the market share accounted for second. Due to the shortage of polysilicon raw materials in recent years, after 2004,
Q: Can solar panels be used in areas with high levels of pollution from industrial activities?
Yes, solar panels can be used in areas with high levels of pollution from industrial activities. While pollution may have some impact on the efficiency and performance of solar panels, they can still generate electricity even in polluted areas. It's important to regularly clean the panels to maintain their optimal efficiency and ensure maximum energy production. Additionally, investing in advanced technologies and air pollution control measures can help mitigate the effects of pollution and improve the overall effectiveness of solar panels in such areas.
Q: Plz also label the price for the panel. I want a small panel but can produce a sufficent amount of energy. thank you :)
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Q: I've been reading up on Solar panels because I think in the long run this would be beneficial in the long run. My Dad had looked into it before passing and had said it was too expensive. How much does it range for getting them placed on the roof and how exactly does that work? I think I remember being told that PGE has incentives and could possibly even end up paying you for having it? What does having panels cover? I know electricity but does it also heat things up? Sorry I'm kinda dee dee dee on this lol. Any and all information would be greatly appreciated. If anyone has solar panels can I get your experiences with them? Thanks!!
There's a few different kinds of solar panels. Some of them are only for collecting heat, they're relatively inexpensive and not a bad deal, though installation can be expensive of course. The most sophisticated of these use some pretty high tech collectors to heat up an antifreeze solution that in turn is circulated through a reservoir (how water heater), to supply the house. Your electric producing solar panels are more expensive. You can go on OKorder and do a search on photovoltaic panels and get a pretty good idea real quick. The panels alone can run you 2 or 3 bucks a watt of output or more, and you may need 3 or 4 thousand watts of output to give you reasonable system for your house, depending on how much electricity you use. Then there's installation, for which you may need a professional electrician and so on. If you want a system incorporating deep cycle batteries then that's another expense, but you don't necessarily need those if you're not planning to take yourself completely off the grid. Not that the systems are really complicated. Some people wire panels together themselves from scrap cell components to save money. Of course you'd need to understand the basic wiring involved for that, and you'd almost certainly be required to retain an electrician to tie any system into the grid itself. Although there is such a thing as a plug in grid tie inverter. This is is a gadget that will take your DC solar panel output and feed it into the standard wiring of your house via an ordinary electrical outlet. You'd still need to understand enough to get the DC voltage right no doubt.
Q: Can solar panels be installed on restaurants or hotels?
Yes, solar panels can be installed on restaurants or hotels. In fact, many restaurants and hotels have been adopting solar energy as a sustainable and cost-effective solution to reduce their carbon footprint and electricity bills. Installing solar panels on rooftops or in parking lots can generate clean energy, helping these establishments become more environmentally friendly while also saving money on electricity expenses.
Q: How do solar panels affect my electricity bill?
Solar panels can significantly reduce your electricity bill by generating clean and renewable energy from the sun. By harnessing solar power, you can generate your own electricity, thus reducing reliance on the grid and lowering your monthly utility costs. In some cases, solar panels can even result in net metering, allowing you to receive credits or payments for surplus energy that you feed back into the grid.
Q: Can solar panels be installed on mobile homes?
Yes, solar panels can be installed on mobile homes.
Q: Are there any noise or sound-related issues with solar panels?
No, solar panels do not produce any noise or sound-related issues as they convert sunlight into electricity silently.
Q: I am doing a school project and we need to find the cost of solar panels for our school. The problem is i don't know what size the system needs to be. Is it 000 watts or 000000 watts?Also can you find the cost of the system?Thanks
Without them providing the amount of energy your school uses then it's impossible to know how many panels you would need. Just phrase it in the form of how much space or how many panels would be needed to create (X) amount of power. Ask the amount the school uses then go from there. Let's put it this way, with today's solar technology you would probably have to cover most of the roof of the school with solar panels and it still wouldn't be enough to run the school entirely. Never mind the cost of out-fitting a building of that size, it would take far to many years to pay off and would probably never offset the cost of electricity they are paying now considering maintenance, upkeep and replacement costs associated with these systems. If it was that easy and cost effective, they would have already done it. Make sure you squeeze that into your report somewhere. Find out how much electricity costs in your area, its on any electric bill, it should show the cost per Kw/h somewhere (If separated by peak time and non-peak time, your school would be peak time). After you get that and how much the school uses, do the math and include a graph comparison showing the cost of both. You should be able to find the costs of solar panels online somewhere. Do a side by side comparison from start up cost, upkeep and all versus using the current source. Good luck on your report.

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