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10 Watt Black Frame Mono-crystalline Solar Panel and Battery Charger
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MSRP: N/A
Your Price: $79.95
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Manufacturer: Solar Tech
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10 Watt Black Frame Mono-crystalline Solar Panel and Battery Charger Features
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Assembled professionally with Suntech Mono-crystalline solar cells (in a worldwide shortage)
TUV certified and IP65 rated junction box with cable with MC connector
By-pass diode to minimize power drop caused by shade
Anti-reflective high transparency tempered glass
Class II black color coated aluminum alloy frame
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Additional 10 Watt Black Frame Mono-crystalline Solar Panel and Battery Charger Information
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This is a 10 Watt Mono-crystalline Portable Waterproof Solar Panel in black color (very rare) aluminum frame to charge your 12V battery or to run your science projects. The rare black color frame looks very nice. It is in a factory new package and is 100% brand new. The solar panel is assembled by Suntech, one of the highest quality solar cell makers. It is also waterproof. The working voltage for charging is 18V. If you need to use it to charge a car battery, you may need a charge controller to prevent the battery from overcharging. Connections included: alligator battery clamps. There are three types of Solar Cells on the market. All our Solar chargers use the best - Mono-Crystalline Solar Cells. Amorphous or Dual Junction Solar Glass are the cheapest but are only 7% energy efficient and have 5 years service life. They are big and heavy. Poly-Crystalline have 25 plus years of service life under direct sunlight and are 13% efficient. Mono-Crystalline have 25 plus years service life and are up to 20% efficient. This is the same type used in solar car racing. This type of solar cell is now in a worldwide shortage because only a few companies can manufacture this solar cell.
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What Customers Say About 10 Watt Black Frame Mono-crystalline Solar Panel and Battery Charger:
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Usually only one or two is ON at any given time. Location: K55, Baja California, Mexico Purpose: Reduce dependence on buddy's noisy & smelly gas generator during weekend trips to beach shack. Two 20W [18Vmp] panel & two 10W [18Vmp] panels of the same mono-crystalline construction. Current load is lighting- OFF & ON 3-4 hours per night. Goal is 3 to 4 times per month.lighting, music, & occasional 26" 60W LCD using 15W DVD player & 25W 2.1 speakers for movies when surf is flat. [16AWG]-> Morningstar MPPT 15 Amp Charge Controller.
iPod is self-powererd to Yamaha 25W 2.1 speakers on inverter for 2-6 hours during day. Week of rest after every usage.System [June 2008]: -> 60W total [~3.5Amps]. Lights work very well, almost like normal house. [14AWG]-> Two [2] new 12V ~100AH deep cycle batteries [parallel ~200AH, 1/0AWG]-> 700W AC inverter [4AWG]-> 3.5KW gas generator to 6Amp AC batt charger for extra charging capacity when neededCurrent Load: -> Three [3] 12V x 26W fluorescent fixtures -> Two [2] 12V x 15W fluorescent fixtures-> One [1] 12V x 11W fluorescent fixture-> One [1] 12V x 13W fluorescent fixture-> Yamaha 2.1 speakers, 25W-> Dual-port 12V car cig lighter adapter for mobile phone/iPod chargers.Notes: Panels are fixed @ slight SW & angle of ~35° from horizontal due to wind concerns, more than output, but very close to local latitude of ~32°. I was at the Baja house when the winds started the raging fires in SoCAL [2007], it was bad.Voltage reads 20-24+V @ 3.4-3.6 Amps pre-load between 10:00AM & 3:30PM in June. Currently, we must use generator for TV/movies/games.Expansion: Another 20W panel for 80W total went in Dec 2008- another 80W will conclude a 160W system.
[~700-800 Watt-Hours/day]
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