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Trina 365W Solar Panel 132 cell TSM-365-DE06X.05(II) Wholesale

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Colin
01/17/2024
for this money it’s a great product. I like the design and it was quite easy to install. I’ve been monitoring the system and for the past few here in Oregon it was quite cloudy, but the panels were barely affected by it. Overall, it’s a good model, imo
rebel_yell
12/13/2023
thnx for the fast delivery and great service! We’ve just finished the installation last week. Panels work fine and id say that for this price they are quite good.
Sean Evans
11/02/2023
i was sceptical at first given the fact that trina is a chinese company and all. but i gotta say that they make damn good panels. Like, I haven't found anything to complain about yet and they don’t even cost that much comparatively.
JoJo
10/17/2023
Delivery took quite a bit — turned out it was fedex fault. well, panels aren’t anything special. the design seems kinda average to me. They work fine though. I have a few trees around the house but the shade from them doesn’t seem to make a huge impact on an array so that’s good.
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Specification

Length72.91in
Width39.21in
Rated Power Output 365 W
Voltage (VOC)45V
Number of cells132
Cell TypeMonocrystalline
Rated Efficiency19.8%
Connector TypeMC4 or MC4 compatible
Backsheet Colorwhite
Frame Colorblack
Dimensions LxWxH72.91 x 39.21 x 1.38 in
Pallet Qty31
ManufacturerTrina Solar
Manufacturer Part #TSM-365-DE06X.05(II)
Operating Temperatures -40 to +85°C
Scope of Application
  • Solar Panels for Boats
  • Solar Panels for Buildings
  • Solar Panels for Home
  • Solar Panels for RV
Use
  • Grid-Tie
  • Off-Grid
Warranty25 years Manufacture

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FAQ

How much is shipping and how long is delivery?
Our standard shipping charge is $250 for up to 11 panels and it is increased by $25 for every 4 additional panels. In the event, the product is only available on East or West coast custom quote will be sent to you before the order is processed. Normally, we are able to deliver solar panels within 7 business days.
What is the difference between low price panels and top price panels?
With top tier solar panels, you pay for the brand name, proprietary new technology, higher energy output, and better warranty support.
What are the dimensions of the panel?
Please refer to the product datasheet on the product page. We have a datasheet for every product we sell.
How long is the warranty on the panel?
In general, manufacturers provide a 25 year-long performance warranty and a 10 year-long equipment guarantee. Some manufacturers offer 12-15 years of warranty. More information is available in our warranty support section.
Which panels do you recommend for RV, marine?
We recommend Panasonic and Mission Solar panels for smaller systems as their high energy output and excellent craftsmanship guarantee years of service.
Can this panel be used with a 12v system?
Any of our panels can be used for a 12v system with a properly selected inverter and charge controller.
Can I pick up this panel from your fulfillment center to save on shipping?
Yes, we can set up a pick up at a local distributor. Please call to discuss options and stock availability.
How do I connect these panels?
To achieve the best system efficiency, panels should be connected in series to create higher voltage.
How many panels do I need?
This number is determined by your average energy needs. Depending on the type of panels and energy consumption, you might need anywhere from 12 to 45 solar panels. Remember, the more panels you install the more energy you will get.Please use our solar calculator to estimate your energy consumption and plan on building a solar system that will exceed your energy needs by 25%.
How do I build a solar system?
Please use our solar calculator to estimate what equipment you need. Choose your panels, microinverters, inverters, and solar batteries if necessary.Please note that we do not offer solar system design or installation.
How do solar panels compare?
Solar panels differ by power output, voltage, connection type, size, efficiency, and weight. Some solar panels might be sold together with microinverters as a set.
Can I build a solar system by myself as a Do It Yourself project?
Yes, it is possible if you understand what solar equipment you need and how to connect it together. However, please be mindful that handling your own electrical work without having proper experience might cause life-threatening injuries. Please contact a certified electrician if you do not possess appropriate electrical skills.
Can I connect and charge my solar panel battery directly with the solar panel?
We do not recommend using the solar panel without the charge controller. Using solar panels without the charge controller might damage the batteries.
Can I drill holes into the aluminum frame for mounting?
We do not recommend drilling any new holes to the aluminum frame of the panel as it could damage the internal circuit and solar cells. (Also, any modification to the panel will void the warranty). We recommend only using the pre-drilled holes for mounting.
Do solar panels require maintenance? Can I wash my solar panel?
Solar panels generally require very little maintenance. We recommend cleaning the solar panel with water, glass cleaner (Windex) and microfiber cloth.
Will my panel produce power in an overcast condition?
While solar panels require sunlight to generate solar energy, they will still work in cloudy weather. Even on a cloudy day, solar panels will produce energy just not as much.
Will my panels produce power if covered with snow?
Solar panels cannot produce electricity if covered with snow.
What is the best direction for a solar panel to face?
The best direction for a solar panel to face is the South

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About product

Trina Solar 365W Black on Black is a 132-cell module for residential systems which shows improved energy production and better shading tolerance. The model is designed with aesthetics in mind and the black surface of a panel looks stylish and visually appealing on a roof.

  • 365W Power Output
  • 132-cell monocrystalline module
  • 19.8% Module Efficiency
  • MC4 EVO2 Connectors
  • 25 year product and performance warranty
  • Black&white backsheet, silver frame

Half-cut cell technology reduces power losses

Half-cut cell technology allows to reduce power losses caused by ribbon resistance and increases the efficiency of a Trina Solar panel by 2%. What is more, it increases the durability of a panel and lowers the risk of microcracks.

Unique cell design decreases the impact of shading

Trina engineers have developed a special design for cells that allow each one of them to work independently from one another. As a result, the panel becomes less susceptible to shading.


A durable module is backed up by strong warranties

Panel shows high reliability with resistance to salt, ammonia and acid. The module withstands up to 5400 Pa positive load and 2400 Pa negative load. With a 25/25 years warranty you can be sure that you are getting a quality product that is going to last for a very long time.

Size:

72.91 x 39.21 x 1.38 inches

Weight:

43.4 lb

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