Ameresco Solar M-Type 10-Watt Solar Panel

Ameresco Solar's M-Type solar panel is a high-efficiency photovoltaic module for outdoor DC charging applications.

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  • Cost-effective photovoltaic power for DC loads
  • 36 in-series multicrystalline cells generate 10-watts
  • Multimount frame allows even greater flexibility in mounting
List Price $109.00
Your Price $76.00
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With 36 multicrystalline cells in series, these solar panels charge batteries efficiently in virtually any climate. Typical commercial applications of these modules include remote telemetry, instrumentation systems, security sensors, and land-based navigation aids. They are also well-suited to providing subsistence power to homes in remote areas without utility service.
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