SunTech Vd (280 watts)

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SunTech Vd (280 watts)
The Performance-Optimised Module in a Large Format
This 72-cell Vd module from Suntech was specially designed for large systems on roofs and open spaces. Through the use of particularly efficient polycrystalline cells, an efficiency of up to 14.4% can be achieved. Together with the large format, this can result in labour and installation cost savings.
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Solar modules
Solar modules transform light in to electrical energy. They are made up of individual solar cells that release energy when exposed to light. This photovoltaic process is based on a special material that is present in almost all solar cells: silicon a semiconductor with natural electrical properties.
- Monocrystalline solar cells are black or dark blue in color. They are made up of just one crystal and have the highest efficiency factor of all silicon cells. They are preferred in situations where available surface area is limited. Their lifespan is at least 20 years.
- Polycrystalline or multi-crystalline solar cells have a blue surface. Their crystal structure is only partially ordered giving them less voltage which means a somewhat lower efficiency factor. Polycrystalline cells are easier to manufacture, cheaper to produce and are the most used technology in the photovoltaic sector.
- Thin film modules are dark red or dark brown in color. They are made up of a thin, amorphous silicon layer. Thanks to their low material consumption and low price, they are prized in projects where large surfaces are to be covered. They have a low efficiency factor in bright sunlight, but they offer many advantages in low light and diffuse light as well as in higher temperature climates.
Generating cleaner energy through recycling
Modules are constructed with materials that could be reused for new solar modules or new products. Through recycling, the valuable materials, like glass, aluminum and silicon materials can be preserved, leading to less waste and less energy used in module production. Both of these contribute to a positive environmental balance. This decreases not only the carbon dioxide emissions, but the overall costs as well. Thus, the modules generate not only renewable energy, but are also sustainable resources after they have reached the end of their life cycle. IBC SOLAR has become a member of the European “PV CYCLE Association”, to support the recycling of photovoltaic modules. PV CYCLE is currently setting up collection points all over Europe, where installers and citizens can deliver their worn-out modules.Additional Information
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