This product is no longer available and has been replaced by:SP90-L.
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Overview
The SP85-L is a 85 W solar panel used in systems with large power requirements. It recharges 12 V flooded batteries. Its cable length is user-specified, and the SP85 allows unattended operation of systems in remote locations, far from ac electrical sources.
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- Supplies electrical power in locations where ac power is unreliable, expensive, or not available
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Detailed Description
The SP85's mounting hardware provides two sets of U-bolts and nuts. One set contains the pn 17492 U-bolt that provides a 2.125" (5.398 cm) space between the U-bolt legs. It is used to mount the solar panel to a 0.75" to 1.5" IPS pipe (1" to 2" OD). The other set contains the pn 17446 U-bolts and matching nuts. The 17446 is used to attach the solar panel to a tower's legs. The 17446 provides a 1.5" (3.8 cm) space between the U-bolt legs.
One SP85 can be connected to the SOLAR charge input of theCH200or18529 SunSaver regulatorto provide a peak charge of 85 W. Two SP85 solar panels can be wired in parallel to the charge inputs of theSunSaver 18529 regulatorto provide a peak charge of 170 W.
Specifications
| -NOTE- | Solar panel characteristics assume 1 kW m-2illumination and 25°C solar panel temperature.Individual panels may vary up to 10%. The output panel voltage increases as the panel temperature decreases. |
| Peak Power | 85 W (170 - W峰值功率two SP85s are connected to one 18529 regulator) |
| Current at Peak | 4.8 A |
| Voltage at Peak | 17.8 V |
| Dimensions | 120.9 x 53.7 x 5.0 cm (47.6 x 21.1 x 2.0 in.) |
| Weight | 7.7 kg (17.0 lb) |
Compatibility
One SP85 can be connected to the SOLAR charge input of theCH200orSunSaver 18529regulators to provide a peak charge of 85 W. Two SP85 solar panels can be wired in parallel to the charge inputs of theSunSaver 18529to provide a peak charge of 170 W.
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