Osculati 12.030.04 - Pannello solare 460x780 70W

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Harness the power of the sun with the Osculati 12.030.04 Solar Panel. Crafted with high-performance aerospace crystal solar cells, this panel guarantees efficiency between 16-18%. The 1-mm thick stainless steel support, coated with white epoxy resin, provides durability, while the solar cells are embedded in a UV-resistant transparent resin called NOWFLON. This ultra-resistant coating is anti-skid and permanent, allowing the panel to be walked upon. With a slight flexibility of up to 3% to follow the deck's curve, the 5 mm thick panel can be easily screwed or glued. Measuring 460x780 mm, it delivers a maximum nominal power of 70W, ensuring an average yield of 280 watts per day at 12 volts. Elevate your energy efficiency and installation flexibility with the Osculati 12.030.04 Solar Panel.

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Osculati 12.030.04 - Solar Panel 460x780 70W

The Osculati 12.030.04 Solar Panel is a high-performance energy solution with guaranteed performance between 16-18%. Crafted with aerospace crystal solar cells, the panel features a robust 1-mm thick stainless steel support coated with white epoxy resin. The solar cells are laid upon this support and embedded in a special UV-resistant transparent resin known as NOWFLON. This ultra-resistant coating is not only anti-skid but also permanent, allowing the panels to be walked upon. The panels are slightly flexible (max 3%) to conform to the deck's curvature. With a total thickness of 5 mm, these panels can be easily screwed or glued, thanks to the NOWFLOW back treatment for polyurethane adhesives. Measuring 460x780 mm, this solar panel has a maximum nominal power of 70W, providing an average yield of 280 watts per day at 12 volts. Elevate your energy efficiency with the Osculati 12.030.04 Solar Panel, designed for reliable performance and easy installation on marine surfaces.