The Chinese solar module manufacturer Risen Energy recently launched a 475-watt bifacial TopCon solar panel for the Australian residential and C&I market. Here is a look at what is expected to be a very inexpensive panel.
Increased energy RSM96-11-475bndg specifications
- Edition (front face): 475 watts
- Bifacial factor: 80 ± 5 (%)
- Maximum module efficiency (front): 23.8%
- Cells: 96 N-Topcon cells (6 × 8+6 × 8)
- Operating temperature: -40 ° C ~+85 ° C.
- Temperature coefficient of Pmax: -0.29%/° C
- Maximum system voltage: 1500VDC
- Panel dimensions: 1762 × 1134 × 30 mm
- Weight: 21.5 kg
- Glass thickness: 1.6 mm back and front.
- Frame: anodized aluminum alloy, black
- Product guarantee: 25 years
- Performance guarantee: 30 years. Enables an annual reduction of 0.4% for a final minimum output of 87.4% of the nominal scary capacity in 30.
According to Risen, the panels offer excellent performance in poor lighting conditions and a strong anti-blid (-induced degradation) and PID resistance (potential induced degradation).
The certification of the Clean Energy Council Clean Energy Council of the RSM96-11-475 billion was approved in early July, so that it is entitled to the Australia’s solar panel discount and a grid connection. Here you will find a complete data sheet.
“At this critical time of the Australian energy transition, the TopCon modules of Risen Energy with their compact size, high performance and long-term durability are perfectly tailored to local needs,” says the company.
Although not exactly “compact”, the RSM96-11-475bndg comes in a whisker under 2m2, which we generally consider as the border mark for solar modules for residential buildings. The increasing dimensions of solar collectors over the years have been a thorn in the side for installers who have to fight with them on the roofs, a dangerous job that is best. Add a little breeze and solar collectors are essentially heavy dragons with sharp corners.
While Bifaciality – the ability to grasp light on the back of the panel and harvest the sunlight from the front – may not add a large power thrust (especially from dark roofs) when it is so close to a roof, since solar collectors are normally, it is a bonus.
It is becoming increasingly common that modules have efficiency from the better budget brands with those of Premium modules. In view of the efficiency of this body, we have to update our most efficient solar panels on the Australia page, which will increase from close to the lower ranking of the management ranking.
We have not estimated the recommended prices for retail for the RSM96-11-475 billion, and I have not yet seen it available that it is available on Wholesaler website. But it shouldn’t take long. Risen is located at the budget end of Solar Panel brands, which are currently recommended by Solarquotes. You can compare specifications and estimated price details of a number of modules next to each other on the solar panel comparison page of solar quotes.
As far as the guarantee is concerned, the data sheet is only mentioned – it does not look as if the company has updated its Australian guarantee documents. See them first and read them through carefully before committing yourself to buy.
Aiko (480W) and Winaico include 475 watt solar models that are suitable for installing residential buildings for residential buildings.
Risens track record in Australia
It was founded in 1986 and has been the early participants of the Australian house, C&I and usefulness market for solar market since 2008. Local large investments include Merredin Solar Farm in Western Australia (132 MW) and the Yarranlea Solar Farm in Queensland (103 MW) and Operates and Operates.
The company has two offices here that offer local support. One in Melbourne and another in Brisbane.
Global has over 10,000 employees and claims to be the sixth largest PV model supplier of the world
The Australian customer reviews of increased energy panels are generally favorable and have an average of 4.8 stars from 486 reviews at the time of publication and 4.9 stars from 117 reviews in the last 12 months.
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