Solar Energy Panel Roofing Flat Mounting Tile Roof Solar Panel Mounting System

• Customization: Available
• Material: Monocrystalline Silicon
• Application: Roof, Light Industry
• Model NO.: JS55DG-8e 1/2
• Warranty: 25 Years
• Number of Cells: 36pcs
• Condition: New
• Certification: ISO, CE, TUV
• Specification: 700*700mm
• Trademark: GAINSOLAR
• Origin: Hebei China
• HS Code: 85414300

Product Description

PHYSICAL PARAMETERS
Product model	JS65DG-9e 1/2	JS56DG-9e 1/2	JS58DG-9e 1/2
Color	Black	Red(JSA10-202)	Grey(JSA10-102)
Dimensions	1340*420mm
Weight	6kg
Glass (material/thickness)	Tempered glass/3.2mm+Backplane
Cell	182*91mm(3*6)
Junction box	≥IP67
Cable type	500mm / 4mm²
Plug connector	MC4
Life span	>30years
ELECTRICAL PARAMETERS(STC)
Solar cells	Monocrystalline
Power output(Pmax )	65W	56W	58W
Module efficiency(%)	17.80%	15.60%	16.10%
Voltage at Pmax(Vmpp)	10.3V	10.1V	10.1V
Current at Pmax(I mpp)	6.6A	5.54A	5.74A
Open-circuit current(Voc)	12.3V	12.1V	12.1V
Short-circuit current(Isc)	6.92A	5.88A	6.03A

How long does a solar panel last?
Most solar panels have a guaranteed lifespan of 25 years-30years.
Can the solar panel be damaged by wind/snow?
Solar panels are well attached to the roof and can take a beating. The panels are so well secured that they can even withstand speeds of up to 150 km/h . Since the surface of the solar panels is very slippery, the snow will slide off in most cases. As a result, the generation of solar energy is often not hindered. An ice layer can form on the solar panel, which will melt away automatically as soon as it stops freezing.
How much maintenance do I have to do on my solar panel?
Solar panels require little maintenance. Solar panels last at least 25 years, while the inverter lasts 10-12 years. This inverter will therefore have to be replaced halfway through its use. It is advisable to clean the solar panels once in a while, so that optimal solar energy can be generated.
What is BIPV ?
BIPV stands for Building-Integrated Photovoltaics. It refers to the incorporation of solar panels or photovoltaic materials directly into the building envelope, such as the roof, walls, or windows, rather than adding them as separate, traditional solar panels. BIPV systems allow buildings to generate their own electricity, reducing their reliance on external power sources and helping to promote sustainability and energy efficiency.
BIPV systems can take a variety of forms, such as thin-film solar cells integrated into glass windows, solar shingles that look like traditional roofing materials, or solar panels integrated into exterior walls or awnings. These systems are often designed to be aesthetically pleasing and blend seamlessly into the building's overall design. In addition to generating electricity, BIPV systems can also help reduce a building's energy consumption by shading windows and walls, reducing cooling loads, and providing insulation.