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EAN-13	0025284027802
UPC-A	025284027802
Product Name	410 Watt Off-grid Rv, Boat, Trade Show, Cabin, Solar Panel Kit
Category	Garden
Short Description	150 Watt
Amazon.com	Buy on Amazon ~ B003MD7Y4M
Model	SV-X-205, C40, CPI 2575
Width	2.24 inches    (convert)
Height	64.96 inches    (convert)
Length	37.44 inches    (convert)
Weight	11000 hundredths pounds    (convert)
Binding	Solar Panels
Features	410 watt Off-Grid RV, boat, Cabin, Solar Panel Kit. Included in kit: (2) 205watt panels + 40Amp Charge Controller + 2500 watt inverter
Long Description	Solar Panels: These Modules are produced in Germany in one of the most modern and fully integrated solar factories in the world according to the highest quality standards. The modules are remarkably efficient, easy to operate, and made in a way that is particularly caring to our environment. It works through outstanding specific energy use and minimal CO2 emissions. Model SV-X-205 Power (W) 205 Watts Open Circuit Voltage (V) 23.00 Voc Short Circuit Current (A) 11.87 Isc Maximum Power Voltage (V) 18.40 Vmp Maximum Power Current (A) 11.15 Imp Dimensions (in)(LxWxD) 64.96" x 37.44" x 2.24" Weight (lb) 41 lb Connector MC-4 C40 Electrical Specifications: * Voltage Configurations: 12,24 and 48 VDC * Max. PC Open Circuit Array Voltage: 125 VDC * Charging / Load Current (at 25 °C): 40 amps DC * Max. Peak Current: 85 amps * Max Voltage Drop through Controller: 0.30 volts * Typical Operating Consumption: 15 ma * Typical Idle COnsumption: 3ma * Recommended Breaker Size: 50 amps * Recommended Wire Size: #8 AWG Inverter * CPI 2575 DC to AC Power Inverter * Instruction Manual FEATURES: * 2500 Watts Continuous Power, 5000 Watts Peak Power * Power/Amp Meter * Remote On/Off Capable * USB Output * LED Function/Status Meter
Created	07-01-2006
Modified	04-28-2020 4:44:03pm
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SHA256	a88ca1a9a1441876822209c1f08b5c55b65879eb9e01a8d3ba592c8aeb79f83c
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