Panel solar flexible ClGS de 80 vatios Paneles solares flexibles de película fina de 360° Fácil instalación
SKU: SE-F80C
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Final Price: $116.10
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| Maximum Power(Pmax) | 80W |
| Maximum Power Voltage(Vmp) | 19.6V |
| Maximum Power Current(Imp) | 4.08A |
| Open Circuit Voltage(Voc) | 23.8V |
| Short Circuit Current(Isc) | 4.32A |
| Maximum System Voltage(Vmax) | 1000VDC |
| Max Series Fuse Rating | 10A |
| Weight | 3.8 lb |
| Dimensions | 67.3 x 13.8 in |
| Built-in Components | 12AWG, 2FT each; IP67 Rated waterproof junction box ; IP67 Rated waterproof connectors |
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Customer Reviews
These CIGS panels seem like they'll be great. Haven't used them yet but have been playing around with mounting. Quality of the panel looks very good, unlike the cheaper non-CIGS types of flexible panels, this one looks like it will last and not delaminate. I love that it flexes in multiple axes/directions, so like on my cargo box which is curves front-to-back and left-to-right it easily lays flat against all the contours as if it was custom made for my cargo box. Overall very please, easy to work with, lightweight, all that's left is to see them in action and hopefully they also produce decent power.
Just what I needed for my teardrop camper
I ordered two panels which arrived quickly. The installation was easy, just peel off the back and lay them on the roof -- but be sure you know where you want them as they are REALLY sticky. They generate good wattage even in light shade or with clouds. I'm no expert, but for me they work really well.
I bought one last September to replace a cheap silicon unit that failed and it's literally bullet proof. I added the second one in series and now supply power via ~40VDC. I'm running the freezer overnight to see how quickly it will recover tomorrow while keeping the freezer running. It supplied about 100 W with me turning on freezer fans and lights. I hope to see above 130W tomorrow as it recharges while the freezer remains on tomorrow.
Using two of these on my van b
uild. Pricey, but worth it for robustness, performance, weight savings, and aerodynamics. I highly recommend these. Saves a lot of money versus installing a roof rack. Since they are long and narrow, they fit nicely right and left of the ceiling vent/fan.
I like the flex panel, It will be used to hang on the side of my trailer to catch max morning sun then hang on the other side to catch max afternoon sun until sun set I have 300 watt on top and 200 watts on a latter rack on my truck, the latter rack can be angled to get max morning and afternoon sun . the moveable ones are for good power on ling camps Dennis Fifield
