BigBlue SolarPowa 200 Solar Panel User Manual
- June 1, 2024
- BigBlue
Table of Contents
BigBlue SolarPowa 200 Solar Panel
Product Information
Specifications
- Model: SolarPowa 200
- Rated Power: 200W
- Open-circuit Voltage (VOC): 63.5V
- Short-circuit Current (ISC): 3.97A
- Working Voltage (VMP): 52.8V
- Working Current (IMP): 3.78A
- Waterproof: IP68
- Output Port: MC4
- Net Weight: 6.67kg / 14.7lbs
- Solar Cell Type: Monocrystalline silicon
- Folded Size: (L x W x H)
- Unfolded Size: (L x W x H)
Product Usage Instructions
System Operations
- Place the SolarPowa 200 ETFE-Solar Panel facing direct sunlight.
- Prop up with the kickstand where necessary.
- Avoid shaded areas to optimize energy production.
- Orient the panel directly toward the sun for maximum efficiency.
- Avoid shading the surface of the solar charger during use.
- Clean the solar panel a few times a year to remove dust or dirt and optimize solar energy conversion.
System Specifications
The SolarPowa 200 ETFE-Solar Panel has a rated power of 200W, open-circuit
voltage of 63.5V, short-circuit current of 3.97A, working voltage of 52.8V,
and working current of 3.78A. It is IP68 waterproof with an output port of
MC4. The panel weighs 6.67kg and uses monocrystalline silicon cells.
Reliable solutions for unstable times
As companies strive to grow, today’s consumer behaviours and global economic
situation are causing constant bumps in the road. Labour shortages, volatile
workloads and consumer expectations make it difficult to achieve sustainable
growth. With the right warehouse tools in place, companies can overcome these
challenges and stay ahead of their competitors.
Switching the mindset from manual to automated tools is a step in the right
direction. Stop spending endless hours finding qualified staff or training new
team members. Instead, focus on options that enable your warehouse to benefit
from both financial and performance growth.
In association with robotics experts and as a partner of AutoStore, Kardex
provides customers with an extreme advantage by integrating robots that pick,
process and place single items and full cases to and from any picking station.
Pick and place robots work flawlessly 24 hours a day and at a high-speed rate
of up to 1,200 picks per hour. Using hardware-independent 3D vision software,
pick-and-place robots can replicate the exact precision and synchronization of
a human’s eye-hand coordination to create a multifunctional and versatile
robotic solution.
Piece picking in today’s market
- Piece picking has traditionally been performed manually. In today’s reality with constantly increasing SKU diversification, changing order structures, and the ongoing trend towards e-commerce, new order fulfilment solutions are needed. Solutions that are fast, flexible and economical.
- Many companies face significant challenges with order picking due to the increasing complexity of market requirements. In some instances, workers first separate products visually and then pick and place them. In other cases, workers pick single pieces from the storage system and then bring them to another source (e.g., a packing machine or sorting system). Both applications are characterized by high demands on the workforce accompanied by corre-sponding monotony.
- Robotics solutions offered by Kardex combine software and hardware mechanisms by using 3D cameras, grippers and smart software algorithms. The technology allows the robots to recognize, grip and locate objects precisely. They provide safe, high-performance picking and placing for various items commonly seen in e-commerce such as cubes, tubes, cylinders and various other shapes.
- Robotics solutions are a key ingredient to a successful and competitive order fulfilment system. Using flexible mechanical grippers capable of picking and placing, pick and place robots will propel your automated storage system into the future. They equip them with accelerated speed and accuracy, significantly and sustainably surpassing the throughput rates of “real” human hands or “picking only” robots.
Seamless warehouse integration
Pick and place robots easily integrate with AutoStore systems achieving what
was once unimaginable performance rates. They separate, orientate, measure,
sort, scan and transport products from A to B without requiring master data or
a teach-in process.
- Works with various AutoStore processes including pick-to-tote, pick-to-belt, pick-to-pallet, consolidation and even replenishment
- Connects to various storage systems, sorter systems, packing lines, etc.
- Communicates with Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) and Warehouse Control Systems (WCS)
- Picks unknown items randomly placed in a goods-to-person system as well as from a segmented bin
Modern order fulfillment
Pick and place robots work flawlessly 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a
critical component when working in an industry where customers place orders
around the clock from every corner of the globe. Advanced features allow the
robots to manage a diverse and continuously changing product range.
- Pick up to 1,200 items per hour
- Reach and lift adjusts based on needs
- Manage single items as well as entire totes
- Ideal for piece picking and replenishment
- Automatically measure products to place them appropriately and smoothly
Process quality
All business processes and material flows are fully transparent. Robotics
provide a 100% digitized workflow, which helps to improve the quality and
reliability of warehouse processes significantly.
- Optimization of picking quality
- Reduction of customer complaints
- Avoidance of inventory inconsistency
- Flawless information flow (e.g., to procurement, production, shipping, etc.)
- Solid base for process audits
Benefits
Robotics solutions are applicable across various industries and are designed to benefit highly competitive order fulfilment.
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Flexible
Pick and place robots are extremely flexible – they seamlessly manage product diversity, order structure, business processes and material flows -
Adaptable
As products and seasons change, demands change. Pick and place robots can adjust to project-specific requirements -
Financially-savvy
Warehouse performance goes up while reducing dependency on labour availability
We understand you.
Now let us support you on your journey. As a partner of AutoStore and in
association with robotics experts, such as Robomotive, Kardex provides
customers with integrated robotics solutions. By introducing these highly
sophisticated warehouse enhancements, companies can grow product lines stress-
free. Pick and place robots work sustainably without training 24 hours a day,
7 days a week. The endless search for qualified workers and fear of
continuously changing staff requirements are eliminated.
FAQ
1. Why can’t the connected device be charged?
Please ensure that your device is correctly connected to the solar charger and
that the connecting cable is functioning properly. Try re-plugging the cable
or using another cable.
2. Why is the connected device charging slowly?
Make sure that the input current and voltage of the connected device are
within the accepted range. Fluctuations in current output due to sunlight,
weather, or shading may slow down charging. Place the solar charger in direct
sunlight or wait for clear weather. Adjust the solar charger to face the sun
for maximum energy.
3. What is the difference between nominal/rated output and actual
output?
The nominal/rated output indicates the maximum power the solar charger can
deliver under ideal conditions. The actual output may vary due to
environmental factors like sunlight intensity and shading, resulting in lower
output than the rated power.
References
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