Monocrystalline solar panels are suitable for domestic and industrial use as
well as for places without electricity, such as cottages, caravans, gardens,
etc. They consist of cells made from a single piece of monocrystalline silicon,
which is produced by hot drawing the crystal... The main advantage of
monocrystalline panels is the lower temperature coefficient. In practice, this
means that if a panel gets hot in warm weather, then a monocrystalline panel
will produce more electricity than a polycrystalline panel, which has a higher
temperature coefficient. - Higher module efficiency and compact size. - thanks
to shingled technology, the hot-spot effect is suppressed, module failure rate
is reduced and stability is increased. - The special interconnect method reduces
internal resistance and provides better performance than traditional busbar
interconnects. - IP67-rated junction box, reliable cables and standard MC4
connectors increase stability. - Rated power: 20 W - Type: monocrystalline -
module efficiency: 22% - Maximum current (Impp): 1.11 A - Maximum supply voltage
(Vmp): 18.15 V - Voltage at no-load (Voc): 21.75 V - Short-circuit current
(ISC): 1,17 A. - 500 V maximum system voltage. - Output tolerance: ą3% - cable:
none - connector type: none - Module construction: aluminium frame / glass / EVA
/ back layer - Protection rating: ?IP67 - working temperature: -40?~+80? -
module size: 480*240*25mm - weight: 1.4 kg