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Panneau solaire rigide 100W 2 pièces (Topcon)
Panneau solaire rigide 100W 2 pièces (Topcon)
Prix habituel
$252.00 CAD
Prix habituel
$359.00 CAD
Prix promotionnel
$252.00 CAD
Prix unitaire
$252.00 pièce
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Panneau solaire rigide Renogy 100W 2 pièces (Topcon)
Les panneaux solaires TOPCon vous aident à exploiter le soleil avec une efficacité avancée — 400W de puissance totale dans un ensemble compact et durable.
Améliorez votre système solaire avec ce pack premium de 4 panneaux solaires rigides de 100W.
Il utilise la technologie de pointe N-Type TOPCon (Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) pour une production robuste et une fiabilité accrue.
Comparé aux modèles PERC traditionnels, vous obtenez une efficacité de conversion plus élevée (souvent 22 à 25%).
Vous bénéficiez également d'une meilleure performance en faible luminosité et d'une dégradation réduite au fil du temps.
Le résultat est une énergie solaire plus constante, même dans des conditions chaudes ou nuageuses.
Caractéristiques clés (par panneau) :
- Puissance nominale de 100W – Chaque panneau produit jusqu'à 100W dans des conditions de test standard (STC). Utilisez les quatre pour une puissance de sortie totale de 400W.
- Cellules TOPCon avancées de type N – La conception 16BB (16 barres omnibus) améliore la collecte des électrons. L'efficacité du module peut atteindre ~23-25%.
- Cellules TOPCon avancées de type N – De nombreux modèles sont bifaciaux. Ils peuvent capter la lumière réfléchie pour un gain d'énergie supplémentaire allant jusqu'à 25% sur les surfaces réfléchissantes.
- Construction rigide et durable – Face avant en verre trempé à faible teneur en fer et cadre en aluminium robuste. Boîte de jonction et connecteurs classés IP67/IP68 résistant à la pluie, à la neige, à la grêle et à la poussière.
- Construction rigide et durable – Conçu pour les températures extrêmes (-40°F à +194°F / -40°C à +90°C). Conçu pour des charges de vent et de neige élevées.
- Compact et léger – Dimensions typiques ~38–41" × 23–26" × 1.2–1.4". Environ 13–15 lbs par panneau pour un montage plus facile.
- Compatibilité système 12V/24V – Idéal pour charger des batteries 12V ou 24V (plomb-acide, AGM, lithium). La Voc est généralement de 20 à 36V selon le modèle.
- Performances durables – Dégradation induite par la lumière (LID) plus faible et meilleure résistance au PID. Une garantie de production d'énergie prolongée de 25 à 30+ ans est souvent incluse.
Pourquoi choisir ces panneaux solaires TOPCon ?
- Produisez une énergie propre substantielle — suffisante pour les lumières, les ventilateurs, les petits appareils électroménagers et le chargement des téléphones ou des ordinateurs portables.
- Contribue à prendre en charge les panneaux solaires pour les configurations de secours à domicile, ainsi que le chargement des batteries de camping-cars, de cabines ou hors réseau.
- Charge plus rapide et récolte quotidienne de kWh plus importante par rapport aux anciens panneaux mono ou poly de même puissance.
- Intégration facile avec les connecteurs MC4. Fonctionne avec la plupart des contrôleurs de charge (PWM ou MPPT recommandés).
Idéal pour :
- Les propriétaires de camping-cars et de vans aménagés qui souhaitent une énergie solaire fiable sur le toit.
- Les passionnés d'autonomie qui construisent des systèmes de batterie évolutifs.
- Les plaisanciers et les applications marines nécessitant un équipement durable et résistant aux intempéries.
- Les propriétaires qui se préparent aux pannes ou réduisent leurs factures d'électricité.
- Les configurations portables/temporaires pour le camping, le talonnage ou le travail sur le terrain.
Investissez dès aujourd'hui dans la technologie TOPCon de nouvelle génération pour plus de puissance dans le même espace.
Les panneaux proviennent souvent de marques de confiance comme Renogy, BougeRV ou des fabricants similaires.
Vérifiez les spécifications du modèle spécifique pour les données électriques exactes comme Vmp/Imp, Voc/Isc.
(Installation professionnelle recommandée pour les montages sur toit.)
Associez-le à un contrôleur de charge MPPT approprié et à des fusibles pour un fonctionnement sûr et efficace.
Vérifiez toujours la compatibilité avec la tension et les exigences de charge de votre système.
Expédition
Les commandes sont traitées dans un délai de 1 à 3 jours ouvrables. La livraison prend généralement 7 à 14 jours ouvrables pour les commandes nationales et 10 à 20 jours pour les expéditions internationales. Les informations de suivi vous seront communiquées une fois votre commande expédiée.
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For emergency use, 200W is well suited to maintaining essential low-to-moderate loads such as lights, phones, tablets, Wi-Fi gear, radios, laptops, and some medical-support devices through a battery bank or portable power station. It can also help offset the energy draw from a small DC fridge or similar appliance, depending on sunlight conditions and battery capacity.
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