Kyocera 130TM - 130 watts

High Efficiency MultiCrystal Photovaltaic Module

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TYPICAL OUTPUT 130 Watts

HIGHLIGHTS OF KYOCERA KC130TM MODULES

Kyocera's advanced cell processing technology and automated production facilities have produced a highly efficient multicrystal photovoltaic module.

The conversion efficiency of the Kyocera solar cell is over 16%.

These cells are encapsulated between a tempered glass cover and an EVA pottant with PVF back sheet to provide maximum protection from the severest environmental conditions. The entire laminate is installed in an anodized aluminum frame.

The KC120-1 has an industry high 25-year power output warranty.

APPLICATIONS
  • Microwave/Radio repeater stations
  • Pumping systems for irrigation, rural water supplies and livestock watering
  • Electrification of villages in remote areas
  • Aviation obstruction lights
  • Medical facilities in rural areas
  • Cathodic protection systems
  • Power source for summer vacation homes
  • Desalination systems
  • Emergency communication systems
  • Recreational vehicles
  • Water quality and environmental data monitoring systems
  • Railroad signals
  • Navigation lighthouses, and ocean buoys
  • Sailboat charging systems

    • Electrical Specifications
    MODEL KC 130TM
    Maximum Power 130 Watts
    Maximum Power Voltage 17.6 Volts
    Maximum Power Current 7.39 Amps
    Open Circuit Voltage 21.9 Volts
    Short-Circuit Current 8.02 Amps
    Length 1425mm (56.1 in.)
    Width 652mm (25.7 in.)
    Depth/ Frame 35mm (1.4 in.)
    Depth w/ terminal box 58mm (2.3 in.)
    Weight ll.9kg (26.6bs.)

    QUALITY ASSURANCE

    Kyocera multicrystal photovoltaic modules exceed government
    specifications for the following tests

    • Thermal cycling test
    • Thermal shock test
    • Electrical isolation test
    • Hail impact test

    • Mechanical, wind and twist loading test
    • Salt mist test
    • Light and water-exposure test
    • Field exposure test

    • Thermal/Freezing and high humidity cycling test

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