• Tier1 Jetion mono perc solar panel 440w 445w 450w 455w 460w  144 Cells  1500V DC  21.2% efficiency System 1
Tier1 Jetion mono perc solar panel 440w 445w 450w 455w 460w  144 Cells  1500V DC  21.2% efficiency

Tier1 Jetion mono perc solar panel 440w 445w 450w 455w 460w 144 Cells 1500V DC 21.2% efficiency

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Jetion Holdings Limited
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620 pc
Supply Capability:
500000 pc/month

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As a member of CNBM - a Fortune 500 company, Jetion Solar  provides various product solutions, global EPC service and  nancing. Its standard and high-eciency product oerings are  among the most powerful and cost-eective in the industry. Till  now, Jetion Solar has cumulatively more than 10 GW module  shipment and 1 GW global EPC track records.


Structural characteristics

Component size2094x1038x35mm
Weight24 kg
BatteryMono 182 mm (2 x78pcs)
GlassCoated, 3.2mm toughened glass, low iron
FrameAnodized aluminium alloy
Junction boxIP68
Output wire4.0mm², wire length: 1200mm for positive and negative poles
ConnectorMC4 compatible
Mechanical loadFront maximum: 5400Pa;Back maximum: 2400Pa

















Q:Can solar panels be damaged by hail or other weather conditions?
Yes, solar panels can be damaged by hail or other severe weather conditions. Hailstones can cause cracks or dents on the surface of the panels, which can affect their efficiency or even render them inoperable. Other extreme weather conditions like high winds, heavy snow, or lightning strikes can also potentially cause damage to solar panels. However, it is important to note that modern solar panels are designed to withstand a certain level of weather-related stresses and are often tested for durability.
Q:i have a small solar panel,the ones from a garden lamp that turns on at night-i think.what i was wondering is can i just connect the solar panel to a capacitor and then a light just to test?or do i need something to convert the solar energy to usable energy?and how do i tell if a capacitor is broken?
solar panels for those lights provide the power directly to the light, so there is no capacitor used or needed. in any event, capacitors very rarely break but you would need an OHM meter to test it.
Q:I have a panel that quot;deep breatheproduces at 4% efficiency, what can it power, It's about 4ft by 2ft
I sincerely doubt that you have a solar panel that is 4% efficient at converting sunlight to electricity.
Q:Can solar panels be installed on a military vehicle or equipment?
Yes, solar panels can be installed on military vehicles or equipment. In fact, many military forces around the world are increasingly adopting solar power as an alternative energy source for their vehicles and equipment. Solar panels can provide a reliable and sustainable source of power, reducing the dependency on traditional fuel sources and improving the operational efficiency of military operations.
Q:Do they really save energy? Cut or almost eliminate your electricity bill, if so, how much?Do they have a reserve unit to save electricity that I don't use, to use when the sun is not out?Can it produce enough electricity to cool a house and keep lights and appliances runningLastly, how much are the panels are running for.
You need an expert to tell you what the best solar panels are, in any case there is a gigantic outlay initially, each solar panel when I bought mine was around $ 600. I only had the two for my caravan, along with two heavy duty deep cycle batteries, they are able to discharge very low without damage to them, I have a small inverter which gives me 000 watts pure sine wave 240 volt. With my small set up I can use a micro wave oven and bread making machine as well as running power tools radio and television. Lighting can be efficient on ordinary 2 volt dc.They are far better than wind power I have tried that as a back up but I found it a waste of time and money most of the time. If you are connected to the mains power any power you don't use can be sold to the power supplier. With the really serious set up you can do anything with your power that you can do with the power suppliers. I set this of mine up to get away from the petrol generaters, I have had my panels for about 5 years and they are putting out the same wattage that they were when I bought them. I have not gone in for it seriously but I was told by someone that their mother had set up a system for $4,OOO and she received a grant of the same amount from the government and she sold her surplus power to the local power supplier. Incidentally I live in Western Australia.
Q:A local air conditioning company is advertising combining their (newly installed) central air conditioning system for homes, with roof solar panels. They say that the combination MAY reduce your electric bill. Nothing I can see to back-up their claims. Hmmmmm. And they offer, if you can get it; central air conditioning that runs on natural gas. Again, possibly cheaper than using electricity.Has any one actually tested to find out if solar panels and/or natural gas DOES, or DOES NOT save you any money to make it worth the bother?
Don't do it! It takes years to get your money back. Your better to put the money into insulation and or buying geo thermal unit. I knew someone who install solar panels on his roof to generate hydro and he didn't notice much of a change on his hydro bill and then he had roof problems . Central air units in last 2 years have become very efficient . Almost half the hydro of ones 0 years ago. If you can afford buy a geo thermal unit. It uses the heat of the ground in the winter 2 heat your house during the winter and the coolness of the ground to cool your house. They aren't cheap though. If you plan on living in your house for more than 0 years and have the room in the yard to install then go for it. No how you slice it though AC units use way more hydro than solar panels can produce. You would need about half a football field with a huge battery storage system to run a AC unit. When a company states you might on hydro I would stay away. Also remember they do not tell you about the costs of the upkeep on the solar panels and converter and batteries
Q:I am doing a project for school and i need to power a 9v DC motor using a solar panel. Does anyone know places i could get these for not to expensive, and how many volts/watts i would need?
Radio Shack.
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:i see these things all over the internet on how to make 'home made solar panels' but all of them require you to buy the solar cells and nothing tells you how to make your own. So how can you make your own solar cells?
Found this video demonstrating the process of making home made solar cells. I do not think this method would be very practical for an off the grid home system.
Q:Can solar panels be used to power a factory?
Yes, solar panels can be used to power a factory. Solar panels generate electricity by converting sunlight into energy, which can be used to power various operations in a factory. However, the feasibility and effectiveness of using solar panels to power a factory would depend on factors such as the size of the factory, energy requirements, available sunlight, and the capacity of the solar panel system.

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