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Canadian Solar, a manufacturer of photovoltaic modules, launched this Tuesday (27) its new series of seven modules, including two monofacial CS7L-MS and CS7N-MS and two bifacial CS7L-MB-AG and CS7N-MB-AG.
The series is available in six power classes, ranging from 640-665 W and efficiency from 20.6 to 21.4%. The equipment will be available from April 2021, starting with offers in the Australia, China, Japan and Latin America region.
The panels will be produced mainly in China and production is expected to increase during the first and second quarter of next year, reaching total capacity of approximately 10 GW by the end of 2021.
Specifications of the new series
Canadian will hold, next Thursday (29), a webinar to give more details about the new line. However, the manufacturer reported that the HiKu7 CS7N-MS series is the most powerful that the company has brought to the market to date and is considered an ideal solution for commercial and industrial photovoltaic projects.
All panels in the series have dimensions of 2,384 × 1,303 × 35 mm, a weight of 35.7 kg and feature 132 monocrystalline half cells.
According to the manufacturer, the nominal voltage in MPP varies from 37.5 V, for the 640 W panel, to 38.5 V for the 665 W version, while the nominal current in MPP is 17.07 A at 17 .28 A and the short circuit current varies from 18.31 A to 18.51 A.
The ambient operating temperature ranges from -40°C to 85°C and the maximum system voltage is 1500V. The panel has an anodized aluminum frame and 3.2mm tempered glass.
Its junction box is IP 68 rated. The device's operating temperature coefficient is -0.34% per degree Celsius.
Solar Panel Warranty
The manufacturer also reported that guarantee manufacturing period is 12 years, while the performance guarantee is 25 years for monofacial modules and 30 years for bifacial panels.
Also according to Canadian, the annual degradation is up to 0.55% for monofacial modules and 0.45% for bifacial panels, with degradation during the first year of life of the entire panel being up to 2%.
3 Responses
How do I buy a solar plant directly from Canadian?
Good morning Amauri
All photovoltaic kits are imported and are normally used in our country.
Plates are only installed here in Brazil, when the consumer seeks credit on the BNDS line, which requires the equipment to be nationalized and with a FINAME code.
Otherwise, imported equipment is used.
Hope this helps.
Hug.
ESolar
Good afternoon Erica.
As you follow this market and I'm a layman and have heard a lot of things, I would like to know if these solar kits would have to be manufactured here?
Since I was told that the imported ones are made for the climate and electrical grid of each country.
Thanks