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Foldable monocrystalline solar panel 53x108 cm 100 W GZE100 Genergy

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Foldable monocrystalline solar panel 53x108 cm 100 W GZE100 Genergy

Foldable monocrystalline solar panel 53x108 cm 100 W GZE100 Genergy

Brand: Genergy - 31605
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€276.04
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Foldable monocrystalline solar panel 53x108 cm 100 W GZE100 Genergy

Foldable monocrystalline solar panel 53x108 cm 100 W GZE100 Genergy

€276.04 VAT included VAT included

€276.04 VAT included VAT included

Foldable monocrystalline solar panel 53x108 cm 100 W GZE100 Genergy

Product details

  • Solar panel model GZE100 from Genergy.
  • Manufactured with monocrystalline type cell (level A).

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Product details - Foldable monocrystalline solar panel 53x108 cm 100 W GZE100 Genergy

Product description:

  • Solar panel model GZE100 from Genergy.
  • Manufactured with monocrystalline type cell (level A).
  • It has a foldable design easy to transport.
  • Its power is 100 W.
  • Its dimensions are:
    • Folded: 53.6 cm wide, 3.7 cm high and 53.6 cm deep.
    • Unfolded: 53.6 cm wide, 2.5 cm high and 108.4 cm deep.
  • The weight of the panel is 3.45 kg.
  • It has a cable length of 3 m.

Technical data:

  • Output: MC4 21 V/4.76 A MAX 100 W
  • Ports: USB-A/USD-C: 5 V /9 V/12 V 3.5 A Max.
  • Efficiency: ≥21.7%.
  • Open circuit voltage: 25.2 V.
  • Short circuit current: 5.71 A.
  • Maximum voltage: 21 V/ 4.76 A.

We do not accept returns of equipment that has been commissioned.

Delivery is by lorry. The customer must arrange for an unloading logistics service.

Product classification::

This product belongs in the category Solar Panels: folding (foldable), photovoltaic (semiconductor cells, monocrystalline).

SKU: 8436531943011, 31605

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