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Specification
| Dimensions LxWxH | 5.1 x 6.4 x 2.3 in |
| Manufacturer | SolarEdge |
| Manufacturer Part # | SolarEdgeP505 |
| Operating Temperatures | -40 °F to +85 °F |
| Warranty | 25 years Manufacture |
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About product
SolarEdge, Optimizer 505W, Add-On Box for one 72 or 96 cell module, 12.5-87V, 14A, MC4-compatible In/Out, UL 1000VDC, P505
SolarEdge P505 supports both 72 and 96 high wattage modules, including bifacial. This power optimizer replaces widely used solar junction boxes, helping raise the efficiency of the panels and cut costs on maintenance. The first is achieved thanks to a technology called maximum power point tracking (MPPT), which allows power outputs to be up to 25% higher. The second is possible by virtue of the SolarEdge monitoring platform, specifically designed to collect performance data on each individual PV module. To install, you only need to fasten a single bolt, which makes the whole process easier but doesn’t compromise security.
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