Trina 405W Solar Panel 144 Cell TSM-405-DE15M(II) Clearance
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- Rated Power Output 405 W
- Voltage (VOC)49.2 V
- Number of cells144
- Cell TypeMonocrystalline
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Specification
| Rated Power Output | 405 W |
| Voltage (VOC) | 49.2 V |
| Maximum String Voltage | 1500 V |
| Number of cells | 144 |
| Technology | PERC |
| Cell Type | Monocrystalline |
| Rated Efficiency | 20.2% |
| Connector Type | TS4 |
| Frame Color | silver |
| Dimensions LxWxH | 79.33 x 39.21 x 1.38 in |
| Weight | 48.5 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Trina Solar |
| Manufacturer Part # | TSM-405-DE15M(II) |
| Operating Temperatures | −40°F to +185°F |
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| Warranty | 10-year product warranty and 25-year power warranty |
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About product
TSM-405-DE15M(II) is a model that leverages multiple technologies to deliver durability and performance at the next level. The Passivated Emitter Rear Contact (PERC) technology ensures excellent power output. This solar cell type employs an additional reflective layer to absorb more sunlight.
Half-cut cell technology adds a few more percentage points to overall performance, making this model a great example of efficiency. Trina Solar made solar cells in TSM-405-DE15M(II) two times smaller than the standard size, thus reducing power loss and improving low-light behavior. The efficiency of this model reaches 20.2% — well above the market’s average. Trina Solar provides 10 years of product warranty and guarantees that after 25 years, performance will be at 83.10% or more.
TSM-405-DE15M(II) ensures maximum power production. 20.2 percent module efficiency is achieved using PERC technology and a powerful antireflective coating. This is much greater than the norm, resulting in significant additional savings throughout the years of operation.
The heat is less of a threat with this module: with one of the lowest temperature coefficients in the industry, TSM-405-DE15M(II) loses just -0.36% of efficiency for every 1.8°F above 77°F.
TSM-405-DE15M(II) undergoes various quality checks during the production process and is subjected to serious quality and reliability testing. Manufacturing facilities are highly automated, removing the possibility of human errors. Trina Solar is committed to quality, safety, and dependability to ensure you get the finest.
In the first year of service, these panels will lose no more than 2.5% of their power output. The average yearly power drop from the second to the 25th year will be no more than 0.6%. After 25 years, the modules will retain more than 83.10% of their initial output.
The 1.38" frame made from anodized aluminum alloy and a layer of protective tempered glass make this module resistant to the foulest of weather. The front side of the modules can resist a 5400 Pa load, and the back side 2400 Pa.
79.33" x 39.21" x 1.38"
48.5 lb
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