80W Polyarystalline Solar Panels WS-SM80W

The solar revolution of the last two decades has made solar energy an increasingly powerful force in the energy arena. Solar Panels use arrays of solar photovoltaic cells to convert photons into usable electricity. With solar panels, we are provided with clean, renewable energy from the sun. Solar energy generated from photovoltaic’s is a clean and integral part of our future.

The details as fellow:
Power(W):80W
Preferred Working Voltage Vm(V)    17.5
Preferred Working CurrentIm(A)    4.57
Open-circuit Voltage Voc(V)        21.5
Short-circuit CurrentIsc(A)        5.17
Glass Size W*L*H  (mm)         663*982*3
Component SizesW*L*H  (mm)  670*990*40

 Solar Panel Installation Tips

Solar Panels are typically installed on rooftops, building tops, or stand-alone facilities. It is vital to install your solar panel so that it gets the most direct sun exposure - you want to make sure your solar panel is maximally effective year round. To do this, there are several web-based solar resources to help you properly set up and install your solar panels by tracking the position of the sun in the sky over the course of the year.

Position your solar panel in direct sunlight

Solar Panels perform at optimum capacity when placed in direct sunlight. Try to position your photovoltaic array directly under the noontime sun for maximum efficiency from your photovoltaic unit.

Notice obstructions to sunlight

Remove all items unnessary items or trim branches that may be blocking sunlight to your solar unit. Trace the path of the sun in the sky to determine if an object is casting a shadow over your solar photovoltaic panels. If this is the case, then the operating efficiency of your unit will undoubtedly suffer.

Mounting your Solar Panel

Solar Panel Mounts are used to install photovoltaic solar panels. Solar panel mounts come in three main varieties: pole mounts, roof-ground mounts, and flush mounts. Using these mounts, you can install your solar panel onto an RV, on top of or against the side of a pole, on your roof, or even install them as a free-standing unit. You can learn more about installing solar panels using mounts in our mounts section.