SoliTek 20400 SOLID Solar Panel Instruction Manual
- June 5, 2024
- SoliTek
Table of Contents
SoliTek 20400 SOLID Solar Panel
General requirement
Thank you for choosing SoliTek panels.
Please read this guide in its entirety before the installation. The purpose of
this document is to provide minimum requirements and recommendations for the
safe and successful installation of SoliTek PV modules. This document also
contains requirements necessary to retain SoliTek PV module compliance with
IEC 61215 and IEC 61730 standards. This guide contains basic information
regarding JSC “SoliTek Cells” SOLID series photovoltaic modules, their
installation, and safe handling. All instructions should be read and
understood before attempting installation. If there are any questions, please
contact your dealer or JSC “SoliTek Cells” for further information. This
documentation refers to the PV modules themselves and is not meant to be a
complete installation manual for personnel not specifically trained to PV
modules. It serves as a general but strictly mandatory to the Installer
reference. Infringement or inaccurate observance of any clause of this
documentation voids the warranty. The installer must understand and follow all
applicable local, state, and federal regulations and standards for building
construction, electrical design, fire, and safety, and must check with local
authorities to determine applicable permitting requirements before attempting
to install or maintain PV modules and should become familiar with the
mechanical and electrical requirements for photovoltaic systems.
Failure of following instructions in this guide may damage system components, endanger personnel, damage property, or invalidate the panel warranty. Rooftop PV systems should only be installed on dwellings that have been formally analyzed for structural integrity, and confirmed to be capable of handling the additional weighted load of PV system components, including PV modules, by a certified building specialist or engineer. For your safety, do not attempt to work on a rooftop until safety precautions have been identified and taken, including without limitation fall protection measures, ladders or stairways, and personal protective equipment (PPE). For your safety, do not install or handle PV modules under adverse conditions, including without limitation strong or gusty winds, and wet or frosted roof surfaces. The flat-plate PV module construction consists of a laminated assembly of solar cells encapsulated within an insulating material within two glass sheets. Keep this documentation in a safe place for future reference. Do not attempt to disassemble the module, and do not remove any attached nameplates or components! Doing so will void the warranty.
Handling
SoliTek PV modules must be transported in the supplied packaging only and kept in the packaging until they are ready to be installed. Protect pallets against movement and exposure to damage during transportation. Secure pallets from falling over. Do not exceed the maximum height of pallets to be stacked, as indicated on the pallet packaging. Store pallets in a cool and dry location until the PV modules are ready to be unpackaged.
SoliTek PV modules are heavy, and should be handled with care. Never use the junction box or cables as a grip. Do not exert mechanical stress on the cables. Never step on PV modules or drop or place heavy objects on them. Be careful when placing PV modules on hard surfaces, and secure them from falling. Broken glass can result in personal injury. PV modules with broken glass cannot be repaired and must not be used. Broken or damaged PV modules must be handled carefully and disposed of properly.
Application
Restrictions
SoliTek PV modules must be mounted on appropriate mounting structures
positioned on suitable buildings, the ground, or other structures suitable for
PV modules (e.g. carports, building facades or PV trackers). PV modules must
not be mounted on moving vehicles of any kind. Modules must not be installed
in locations where they could be submerged in water. Artificially concentrated
light must not be directed on SoliTek PV modules.
Recommendations
Solis Tek recommends that PV modules be mounted at a minimum tilt angle of 10
degrees to allow for proper self-cleaning from rain. Partial or complete
shading of a PV module or modules can significantly reduce system performance.
Solis Tek recommends minimizing the amount of shade throughout the year to
increase the amount of energy produced by the PV modules. High system voltages
could be induced in the event of an indirect lightning strike, which could
cause damage to PV system components. The open area of wire loops should be
minimized; in order to reduce the risk of lightning-induced voltage surges.
Better module ventilation and shorter connection cables increase electrical
energy production.
For bifacial modules:
It is recommended to increase PV panel height from the ground so that more
light can travel beneath the module and then reflect The bifacial gain
increases significantly if modules are installed above white (high albedo
value), light reflecting surfaces.
Electrical installation
Safety
PV modules can produce current and voltage when exposed to light of any
intensity. Electrical current increases with higher light intensity. DC
voltage of 50 Volts or higher is potentially lethal. Contacting the live
circuitry of a PV system operating under light can result in lethal electric
shock. De-energize PV modules by removing them entirely from light or by
covering their front surface with an opaque material. Regard the safety
regulations for live electrical equipment when working with modules that are
exposed to any light. Use insulated tools and do not wear metallic jewelry
while working with PV modules. In order to avoid arcing and electrical shock,
do not disconnect electrical connections under load. Faulty connections can
also result in arcing and electrical shock. Keep connectors dry and clean, and
ensure that they are in proper working condition. Never insert metallic
objects into the connectors, or modify them in any way in order to secure an
electrical connection.
Do not touch or handle PV modules with broken glass unless the PV modules are first disconnected and you are wearing proper PPE. Avoid handling PV modules when they are wet unless cleaning the PV modules as directed in this manual. Never touch electrical connections that are wet without protecting yourself with insulated gloves. The modules are qualified for application class A: Hazardous voltage (IEC 61730: higher than 50V DC; EN 61730: higher than 120V), hazardous power applications (higher than 240W) where general contact access is anticipated. Installing solar photovoltaic systems requires specialized skills and knowledge. It should be performed only by qualified and specially instructed personnel. The installer assumes all risk of injury, including risk of electric shock. Use only equipment, connectors, wiring and mounting hardware specifically designed for use in a photovoltaic system.
Before any manipulation at an installed PV plant, switch it of first on AC
side after on DC side of the inverter or the charge controller. When
disconnecting wires connected to a photovoltaic module that is exposed to
light, an electric arc may occur. Arcs can cause burns, start fires or
otherwise create safety (up to lethal electric shock) problems. Check for
remaining voltage before starting, and observe the local safety relevant
regulations for such working conditions. Under normal conditions, a
photovoltaic module can produce more current and/or voltage (here: 30V DC)
than reported at standard test conditions. Contact with a DC voltage of 30 V
or more is potentially hazardous. Exercise caution when wiring or handling
modules exposed to sunlight. Only connect modules with the same rated output
current in series. If modules are connected in series, the total voltage is
equal to the sum of the individual module voltages.
Only connect modules or series combinations of modules with the same voltage
in parallel. If modules are connected in parallel, the total current is equal
to the sum of individual modules or series of combination currents.
Always use the same type of module within a particular photovoltaic system. With a serial interconnection of the modules, the sum of the open circuit voltage at Standard Test Conditions (Voc @ STC) must not pass over the maximal system voltage indicated, both indicated in the module’s datasheet. If the sum of short circuit currents of the parallel connected modules passes over the reverse current (indicated in the table of chapter 8), string diodes or fuses have to be used in each string of modules connected in parallel. These string diodes or fuses have to be qualified for the maximum expected current and voltage. The maximum rating for the series fuse has to be 15 A and diode 12 A.
Observe the instructions and safety precautions for all other components used in the system, including wiring and cables, connectors, DC-breakers, inverters, etc. Use appropriate safety equipment (insulated tools, dielectric gloves and shoes, etc) approved for use on electrical installations.
Configuration
Under normal conditions, a photovoltaic module is likely to experience
conditions that produce more current and/or voltage than reported at Standard
Test Conditions (STC: 1000 W/m2, AM 1.5, and 25°C cell temperature) or
Bifacial Standard Test Conditions (BSTC: 1167 W/m2, AM 1.5, and 25°C cell
temperature). The short-circuit current (ISC) should be multiplied by a factor
of 1.25 and the open-circuit voltage (VOC) should be multiplied by a factor of
up to 1.25 based on the lowest and highest ambient temperature recorded for
the installation location when determining component voltage ratings,
conductor current ratings, fuse sizes, and size of controls connected to the
PV output. In case of bifacial module usage please refer to parameters listed
under the Bifacial Standard test Conditions (BSTC) column. Voltages are
additive when PV modules are connected directly in series, and module currents
are additive when PV modules are connected directly in parallel. PV modules
with different electrical characteristics must not be connected directly in
series. The use of suitable third-party electronic devices connected to PV
modules may enable different electrical connections and must be installed
according to the manufacturer’s specified instructions.
The maximum number of PV modules that can be connected in a series string must be calculated in accordance with applicable regulations in such a way that the specified maximum system voltage of the PV module and all other electrical DC components will not be exceeded in open-circuit operation at the lowest temperature expected at the PV system location. A maximum number of PV modules connected in series and not exceeding the maximum system voltage of 1500 V (60 cells modules) – 35 polycrystalline silicon PV panels (SOLID Pro), 33 for monocrystalline and bifacial (SOLID Pro and SOLID Bifacial), 32 for framed monocrystalline and bifacial (SOLID Framed and SOLID Framed Bifacial). For 1000 V system – 23 polycrystalline silicon PV panels (SOLID Pro), 22 for monocrystalline and bifacial (SOLID Pro and SOLID Bifacial), 21 for framed monocrystalline and bifacial (SOLID Framed and SOLID.
Framed Bifacial). A maximum number of PV modules connected in series and not exceeding the maximum system voltage of 1500 V (72 cells modules) – 29 polycrystalline silicon PV panels (SOLID Pro), 28 for monocrystalline and bifacial (SOLID Pro and SOLID Bifacial). For 1000 V system – 19 polycrystalline silicon PV panels (SOLID Pro), 18 for monocrystalline and bifacial (SOLID Pro and SOLID Bifacial). A maximum number of PV modules connected in parallel and not exceeding the maximum system current of 15 A – 1 piece.
Accordingly, for Pro or Bifacial series modules, the values of ISC and VOC under STC or BSTC marked on this module should be multiplied by a factor of 1,25 when determining component voltage ratings, conductor current ratings, fuse sizes, and size of controls connected to the PV output. In the USA, refer to Section 690-8 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) for an additional multiplying factor of 125 percent (80 percent de-rating) which may be applicable.
Overcurrent protection device (OCPD)
When the potential reverse current of a PV string exceeds the rated SoliTek PV
module series fuse rating (values indicated at the module datasheet) an
overcurrent protection device (OCPD) must be used (IEC 61730-1 clause 12.3).
An overcurrent protection device is required for each series string if more
than two series are connected in parallel. In this case, it is needed to use
one fuse per string rated at 1.25 x Isc or higher (Isc is the PV module’s
short circuit current at STC). A PV fuse on each PV string will protect the PV
modules and conductors from overcurrent faults and help minimize any safety
hazards. The PV fuse will also isolate the faulted PV string so the balance of
the PV system can continue to generate electricity.
Fuse amp rating ≥ 1.25 x Isc
- Select the next higher standard rating at the catalog of available PV Fuses.
- Isc = Short-circuit current of one module at Standard Test Conditions (STC);
- Considering the values of Isc of SoliTek modules, the right value of the PV Fuses to be used at the installation is 15 A. SoliTek recommends using PV fuses in both the positive and negative conductors.
Cable & wiring
Solis Tek PV modules are provided with two standards, sunlight-resistant
output cables that are terminated with PV connectors ready for most
installations. The positive (+) terminal has a male connector while the
negative (-) terminal has a female connector. The module wiring is intended
for series connections [i.e. male (+) to female (-) interconnections], but can
also be used to connect suitable third-party electrical devices that may have
alternative wiring configurations so long as the manufacturer’s instructions
are followed. Use field wiring with suitable cross-sectional areas that are
approved for use at the maximum short-circuit current of the PV module. All
wiring must be double insulated, cross-linked cables with a minimum rating of
1,8 kV (over 1500 V voltage) and a minimum rated temperature of 90 ˚C. Wire
size not less than 4 mm². The insulation type should be appropriate for the
type of installation method used and must meet IEC 61730 and Safety Class II
requirements.
- Insulation level: 1,8 kV (conductor-conductor);
- Temperature: -40°C up to +90°C at least;
- Construction of conductor: tinned stranded copper wire with copper purity greater than 99,9%;
- Primary insulation: cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE), sunlight and moisture resistant, flame retardant. Suitable for conduit and raceways installed underground;
- Insulation (jacket): thermoplastic, sunlight resistant, flame retardant, water resistant.
- Minimum cable outer diameter with insulation – 5,2 mm.
- Minimum conductor cross-section – 4 mm².
SoliTek recommends installers use only sunlight-resistant cables qualified for
direct current (DC) wiring in PV systems. Cables should be fixed to the
mounting structure in such a way that mechanical damage of the cable and/or
the module is avoided. Do not apply stress to the cables. For fixing, use
appropriate means, such as sunlight-resistant cable ties and/or wire
management clips. While the cables are sunlight resistant and waterproof,
where possible, avoid direct sunlight exposure and water immersion of the
cables.
The standard length of cables from the junction boxes is 1,2 m. It is intended
that two panels would interconnect in the system.
Grounding
Functional grounding is not foreseen for SOLID modules. If it is performed,
local electric codes and regulations have to be observed and used grounding
means have to be isolated from live parts by reinforced insulation. Safety
grounding has to be performed accordingly.
SOLID Framed series modules grounding
For SOLID Framed series of PV, panels grounding has to be assured by
connecting the module frame to the grounding structure. Observe all local
electric codes and regulations. A bolted connection is required, it
incorporates:
- A screw size of M4 or greater;
- A star washer under the screw head or a serrated screw must penetrate nonconductive coatings like an anodized frame;
- The screw and star washer has to be made of stainless steel;
- The grounding screw has to go through all the connecting elements and protrude outside by two threads.
Devices listed and identified for grounding metallic frames of PV modules are
permitted to ground the exposed metallic frames of the module to grounded
mounting structures.
In any case the grounding screws or other parts have to be used separately
from the mounting parts of the module. Grounding resistance of grounding
structure shall be reached according to local regulations, Eurocodes or other
legal normative references.
SOLID Pro and bifacial series grounding
Due to that SoliTek SOLID, Pro and Bifacial modules are frameless, and no
module grounding is required. Other PV plant equipment should be grounded
according to the local and national electrical codes.
Connectors
Connectors for SoliTek PV panels are MC4 compatible. Keep MC4 compatible
connectors dry and clean, and ensure that connector caps are hand tight before
connecting the modules. Do not attempt making an electrical connection with
wet, soiled, or otherwise faulty connectors. Avoid sunlight exposure and water
immersion of the connectors. Avoid connectors resting on the ground or roof
surface. Do not disconnect under load. Faulty connections can result in arcs
and electrical shock. Check that all electrical connections are securely
fastened. Make sure that all locking connectors are fully engaged and locked.
Bypass diodes
The PV module’s junction box contains 3 bypass diodes (one in each part of
split junction box; Schottky type) connected in parallel with the PV cell
strings. In the case of partial shading (hot-spot effect), the diodes bypass
the current generated by the non-shaded cells, thereby limiting module heating
and performance losses. Bypass diodes are not overcurrent protection devices.
Bypass diodes divert current from the cell strings in the event of partial
shading. The characteristics of these diodes:
- Voltage rating – 45 V;
- Current rating – 12 A.
Fire class rating
SoliTek SOLID module has been approved by the IEC fire test and achieved Flammability Class A. Fire test was performed at the inclination of 127 mm per 300 mm (as prescribed in point A.2.5 of IEC 61730-2).
Mechanical mounting
All mechanical pressure values indicated in this manual are design figures, this means that test values are 1,5 times greater, for instance, if the modules are declared to withstand 1600 Pa pressure, it means they were tested at 2400 Pa pressure.
Mounting rails
Please observe the safety regulations and installation instructions included
with the mounting rail. If necessary please contact the supplier directly for
further information.
The modules must be safely set onto the mounting rail. The whole rail
supporting the photovoltaic system must be strong enough to resist potential
mechanical pressures caused either by wind or snow, in accordance with local,
regional, and state safety (and other associated) standards. Make sure that
the mounting rail will not deform or affect the modules when it expands as a
result of thermal expansion. The mounting rail must be made of durable, anti-
corrosive, and UV-resistant materials.
Mounting with clamps
SoliTek has tested its modules with Alumero CLICK 6.8 clamps. Use at minimum 4
clamps to fix modules on the mounting rails. Modules clamps metal parts should
not come into contact with the front or back glass. When choosing this type of
clamp-mounting method, use at least four clamps on each module; two clamps
should be attached on each long side. Depending on local wind and snow loads,
additional clamps may be required to ensure that modules can bear the load.
Applied torque should refer to mechanical design standards according to the
bolt customer is using. It is recommended to use only certificated equipment
for the PV plant installation.
Alumero CLICK 6.8 clamps tightening torque should be at least 15 Nm, but not greater than 20 Nm. Usually, 15 Nm is reached when two aluminum profiles touch each other. When using other mounting clamps please refer to manufacturers’ recommendations.
Table 1. Laminated, CLICK 6.8 type, clamp details
SOLID Pro P(M).60 and Bifacial B.60 mounting
Transversal rails
1600 Pa wind load / 1600 Pa snow load • 1600 Pa wind load / 3600 Pa snow load
Using four fixing points with clamps on 60 cell regular size modules allows achieving 1600 Pa of wind loadings and 3600 Pa of snow loads if Alumero CLICK 6.8 200 mm clamps are used. If 100 mm clamps are used 1600 Pa of wind and snow loads can be achieved. Using four fixing points with 100 m length clamps in portrait configuration is not recommended due to risk of panels sliding out of clamp gaskets. It is normal that at loadings higher than 1600 Pa panels will touch the transversal rails. Please make sure that the rail surface is smooth, because even the smallest sharp edge can cause fast mechanical failure. If the rail surface is not smooth, sharp edges occur, it is recommended to use rail gaskets to even the touching surface.
1600 Pa wind load / 5330 Pa snow load
Using four Alumero CLICK 6.8 200 mm clamps allows for the panel to achieve 5330 Pa of snow loads and 1600 Pa of wind loads. It is normal that at loadings higher than 1600 Pa panels will touch the transversal rails. Please make sure that the rail surface is smooth because even the smallest sharp edge can cause fast mechanical failure. If the rail surface is not smooth, sharp edges occur, it is recommended to use rail gaskets to even the touching surface.
SOLID Pro P(M).72 Bifacial B.72 mounting
Transversal rails
1600 Pa wind load / • 1600 Pa snow load
SOLID Pro P(M).72 and Bifacial B.72 mounting with four fixing points and transversal rails. Using four fixing points with clamps on 72 cell regular size modules allows achieving 1600 Pa of wind and snow loads with Alumero CLICK 6.8 200 mm clamps. If 100 mm clamps are used 1600 Pa of wind and snow loads can be achieved by adding a third rail in the system which corresponds to six fixing points in total per panel. It is normal that at loadings higher than 1600 Pa panels will touch the transversal rails. Please make sure that the rail surface is smooth because even the smallest sharp edge can cause fast mechanical failure. If the rail surface is not smooth, sharp edges occur, it is recommended to use rail gaskets to even the touching surface.
1600 Pa wind load / 3600 Pa snow load
Using six Alumero CLICK 6.8 200 mm clamps allows for the panel to achieve 3600 Pa of snow loads and 1600 Pa of wind loads. It is normal that at loadings higher than 1600 Pa panels will touch the transversal rails. Please make sure that the rail surface is smooth because even the smallest sharp edge can cause fast mechanical failure. If the rail surface is not smooth, sharp edges occur, it is recommended to use rail gaskets to even the touching surface.
1600 Pa wind load / 5330 Pa snow load
Using eight Alumero CLICK 6.8 200 mm clamps allows for the panel to achieve 5330 Pa of snow loads and 1600 Pa of wind loads. It is normal that at loadings higher than 1600 Pa panels will touch the transversal rails. Please make sure that the rail surface is smooth because even the smallest sharp edge can cause fast mechanical failure. If the rail surface is not smooth, sharp edges occur, it is recommended to use rail gaskets to even the touching surface.
SOLID Framed P(M).60, Bifacial Framed B.60 mounting
Mounting with clamps
Clamping on the long side of the module frame allows for the panel to
withstand 3600 Pa of snow load and 1600 Pa of wind loads.
Mounting with bolts
The module must be attached and supported by four M8 stainless steel bolts through the indicated mounting holes (Figure 1) on the transversal bars. Torque on the clamp bolt has to be in the range of 8-10 Nm. Transversal bars positioning is shown in Figure 11, 6.6.1. section.
If additional mounting points are required depending on the local wind and snow loads then a mounting solution with clamping hardware has to be chosen.
Mounting with bolts can be done only through dedicated predrilled holes in the frame. Drilling new holes is forbidden and will void the warranty.
Maintenance
In order to ensure optimum module performance, SoliTek recommends the following: If necessary, the glass front of the module can be cleaned with water and a soft sponge or cloth. A mild, non-abrasive detergent can be used to remove more stubborn stains. Check the electrical and mechanical connections periodically and make sure they are clean, safe, complete, and secure. In the event of a problem, consult with a licensed/qualified person.
Specifications
Parameter \ Model| SOLID Pro P.60| SOLID Pro M.60| SOLID Pro P.72| SOLID
Pro M.72
---|---|---|---|---
Nominal power| 275W| 320W| 325W| 380W
Electrical Data @STC| | | |
Maximum Power (Pmax) , W| 275| 320| 325| 380
The voltage at Maximum Power (Vmpp) , V| 31,23| 34,23| 36,89| 40,68
Current at Maximum Power
(Impp) , A
| 8,81| 9,36| 8,81| 9,36
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) , V| 38,13| 41,16| 45,04| 47,87
Short Circuit Current (Isc) , A| 9,26| 9,77| 9,26| 9,77
Electrical Data @NMOT| | | |
Maximum Power (Pmax) , W| NA| NA| NA| NA
Voltage at Maximum Power (Vmpp) , V| NA| NA| NA| NA
Current at Maximum Power
(Impp) , A
| NA| NA| NA| NA
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) , V| NA| NA| NA| NA
Short Circuit Current (Isc) , A| NA| NA| NA| NA
NMOT, °C| NA| NA| NA| NA
Thermal Data| | | |
Operating Temperature Range| – 40o C ÷ 85o C| – 40o C ÷ 85o C| – 40o C ÷ 85o
C| – 40o C ÷ 85o C
Temperature Coefficient of Pmax| -0,486%/°C| -0,47%/°C| -0,486%/°C| -0,47%/°C
Temperature Coefficient of Voc| -0,347%/°C| -0,35%/°C| -0,347%/°C| -0,35%/°C
Temperature Coefficient of Isc| +0,046% /° C| +0,04%/°C| +0,046% /° C| +0,04%
/° C
Size & weight data| | | |
Length, mm| 1703±5| 1703±5| 2024±5| 2024±5
Width, mm| 1013±5| 1013±5| 1013±5| 1013±5
Thickness, mm| 7,1| 7,1| 7,1| 7,1
Weight, kg| 28| 28| 33| 33
Mounting method| | | |
Reference to chapter| 6.3| 6.3| 6.4| 6.4
Other| | | |
Low irradiance (200 W/m²)
power, W
| NA| NA| NA| NA
Maximum reverse current, A| 15
Fire class (IEC 61730)| A
Maximum system voltage, V| 1500
Parameter \ Model| SOLID Framed M.60
---|---
Nominal power| 330W
Electrical Data @STC|
Maximum Power (Pmax) , W| 330
Voltage at Maximum Power (Vmpp) , V| 33,43
Current at Maximum Power
(Impp) , A
| 9,88
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) , V| 41,58
Short Circuit Current (Isc) , A| 10,08
Electrical Data @NMOT|
Maximum Power (Pmax) , W| NA
Voltage at Maximum Power (Vmpp) , V| NA
Current at Maximum Power
(Impp) , A
| NA
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) , V| NA
Short Circuit Current (Isc) , A| NA
NMOT, °C| NA
Thermal Data|
Operating Temperature Range| – 40o C ÷ 85o C
Temperature Coefficient of Pmax| -0,47%/°C
Temperature Coefficient of Voc| -0,35%/°C
Temperature Coefficient of Isc| +0,04% /° C
Size & weight data|
Length, mm| 1704
Width, mm| 1014
Thickness, mm| 35
Weight, kg| 22
Mounting method|
Reference to chapter| 6.6
Other|
Low irradiance (200 W/m²)
power, W
| NA
Maximum reverse current, A| 15
Fire class (IEC 61730)| A
Maximum system voltage, V| 1500
Parameter \ Model| SOLID Bifacial B.60| SOLID Bifacial B.72
---|---|---
Test conditions| STC| BSTC| STC| BSTC
Nominal power| 320 W| 380 W| 380 W| 450 W
Electrical Data @STC| | | |
Maximum Power (Pmax) , W| 320| 380 (ϕ=0,66)| 380| 450 (ϕ=0,66)
Voltage at Maximum Power (Vmpp) , V| 34,91| 35,01| 41,38| 41,45
Current at Maximum Power
(Impp) , A
| 9,19| 10,86| 9,19| 10,86
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) , V| 41,48| 41,88 (ϕ=0,99)| 49,64| 50,06 (ϕ=0,99)
Short Circuit Current (Isc) , A| 9,76| 11,41 (ϕ=0,73)| 9,76| 11,41 (ϕ=0,73)
Electrical Data @NMOT| | | |
Maximum Power (Pmax) , W| NA| NA| NA| NA
Voltage at Maximum Power (Vmpp) , V| NA| NA| NA| NA
Current at Maximum Power
(Impp) , A
| NA| NA| NA| NA
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) , V| NA| NA| NA| NA
Short Circuit Current (Isc) , A| NA| NA| NA| NA
NMOT, °C| NA| NA| NA| NA
Thermal Data| | | |
Operating Temperature Range| – 40o C ÷ 85o C| – 40o C ÷ 85o C
Temperature Coefficient of Pmax| -0,47%/°C| -0,47%/°C
Temperature Coefficient of Voc| -0,35%/°C| -0,35%/°C
Temperature Coefficient of Isc| +0,04% /° C| +0,04% /° C
Size & weight data| | | |
Length, mm| 1703±5| 1703±5| 2024±5| 2024±5
Width, mm| 1013±5| 1013±5| 1013±5| 1013±5
Thickness, mm| 7,1| 7,1| 7,1| 7,1
Weight, kg| 28| 28| 33| 33
Mounting method| | | |
Reference to chapter| 6.3| 6.3| 6.4| 6.4
Other| | | |
Low irradiance (200 W/m²)
power, W
| NA| NA| 63,3| NA
Maximum reverse current, A| 15
Fire class (IEC 61730)| A
Maximum system voltage, V| 1500
The electrical characteristics are within of the indicated values of ISC (ϕISC) ±3%, VOC (ϕVOC) ±3,5%, and PMPP (ϕPmax) ±5%, under Standard Test Conditions (STC) (irradiance of 1000 W/m², AM 1.5 spectrum, and a cell temperature of 25°C / 77°F) and Bifacial Standard Test Conditions (BSTC) (irradiance of 1000 W/m², AM 1.5 spectrum, and a cell temperature of 25°C / 77°F). Bifacial. All SoliTek SOLID PV panels correspond to electrical safety class II.
Disclaimer of liability
Since it is impossible for SoliTek to control the installation, operation, application, and maintenance of the photovoltaic system according to this instruction. SoliTek does not accept responsibility and expressly disclaims liability for any loss, damage or expense arising out of or in any way connected with such installation, operation, use or maintenance.
SolisTek will not take any responsibility for any possible violation of patent rights and third-party rights that are related to the application of the solar energy system. No permission of patents is given through implication. The information of this instruction is from the knowledge and experiences of SoliTek. However, the instructions and suggestions of this instruction do not make an external or internal of guarantee. SoliTek reserves the right to revise this instruction, products and all the information about products without prior notification to customers.
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