Trina Solar 225 Watt 29.8 Volt Solar Panel
Polycrystalline
Manufacturer Part Number: TSM-225PA05
Currently Trina Solar's most popular panel. Versatile
and adaptable, with power output ranging from
225 to 245Wp, the TSM-PA05 is perfect for large scale
installations, particularly ground-mounted and
commercial rooftop systems. Using reliable and carefully
selected components that are tested at the Trina Solar
Center of Excellence, this panel comes with a 25-year
performance guarantee of 80% power production.
Features
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Module can bear snow loads up to 5400Pa and
wind loads up to 2400Pa
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Guaranteed power output (0~+3%)
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High performance under low light conditions
(Cloudy days, mornings and evenings)
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Independently certified by international
certification bodies
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Manufactured according to International
Quality and Environment Management System
(ISO9001, ISO14001)
Specifications
|
TSM-PA05 |
TSM-225-PA05 |
TSM-230-PA05 |
TSM-235-PA05 |
TSM-240-PA05 |
TSM-245-PA05 |
|
Peak power |
225 Watts |
230 Watts |
235 Watts |
240 Watts |
245 Watts |
|
Peak power voltage |
29.4 Volts |
29.8 Volts |
30.1 Volts |
30.4 Volts |
30.7 Volts |
|
Peak power current |
7.66 Amps |
7.72 Amps |
7.81 Amps |
7.89 Amps |
7.98 Amps |
|
Open circuit voltage |
36.9 Volts |
37.0 Volts |
37.1 Volts |
37.2 Volts |
37.3 Volts |
|
Short circuit current |
8.20 Amps |
8.26 Amps |
8.31 Amps |
8.37 Amps |
8.47 Amps |
|
Max. system voltage |
600 Volts |
|
Dimensions (L x W x D) |
64.95" x 39.05" x 1.57"
(1650 mm x 992 mm x 40 mm) |
|
Weight |
43.0 lbs (19.5 kg) |
Detailed Description
Founded in 1997, Trina Solar is a vertically integrated PV manufacturer, producing everything
from ingots to modules, using both mono and multicrystalline technologies. By the end of
2011, the company will have a nameplate module capacity of 1.9GW. Trina Solar’s wide range
of products are used in residential, commercial, industrial and public utility applications
throughout the world.
Only by matching an efficient cost-structure with proven performance will we, as an industry,
achieve grid parity. And at Trina Solar, we have both.
