Suntech 270 Watt Solar Panel

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Suntech 270 Watt Solar Panel

Suntech 270 Watt Solar Panel

Suntech poly-crystalline Solar Panels generate solar electric power at home or your business with roof-integrated solar systems and ground mounted systems.. Suntech solar panels have industry leading quality and safety with their transferable 25-year power output warranty. The recommended applications are on-grid utility systems, on-grid commercial systems, and off-grid ground mounted systems. These panels are UL listed with Class C fire rating and their rigorous quality control meets the highest international standards. Suntech's technology improvements include BSF structure and anti-reflective coating which increase conversion efficiency. They offer a unique design that includes drainage holes in the frame to help prevent deforming or breakage due to freezing weather and other forces. The panels provide more field power output through an advanced cell texturing and isolation process that improve low irradiance performance. Suntech Solar Panels are quickly becoming the industry's leading brand. The STP 270 watt panels offer more conversion power for a very affordable price. Call to speak with an expert for size and pricing.
SKU STP270-0
Weight 59.5 lb
Qty Not available in the current price set.

Specifications


Maximum Power (Pmax)270Wp
Tolerance of Pmax+/-3%
Type of CellPoly-crystalline silicon
Number of Cells72 (6x12)
Open Circuit Voltage (Voc)44.5 V
Maximum Power Voltage (Vpm)35V
Short Circuit Current (lsc)8.2A
Maximum Power Current (lpm)7.71A
Series Fuse Rating20A
NOCT45+/-2 degrees Celsius
Temperature Coefficient (Pmax)-(0.47+/-0.05)%/degrees Celsius
Temperature Coefficient (Voc)-(0.34+/- 0.01)%/degrees Celsius
Temperature Coefficient (lsc)(0.055+/-0.01)%/degrees Celsius
Dimensions39.1" x 77.0" x 2.0" (992 x 1956 x 50 mm)
Cable Length47.2"/1200 mm
Junction BoxIP65 Rated
Weight59.5 lbs/27.0 kg
FrameAnodized aluminium alloy
UL ListedUL 1703
Fire RatingClass C
Limted Warranty25-years

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