Monocrystalline Silicon ISO Approved Trina 700W N Type 690W Solar Panel System in China

• After-sales Service: Yes
• Warranty: 25 Years
• Number of Cells: 144
• Application: Industrial
• Condition: New
• Certification: ISO, CE
• Model NO.: TSM-NEG21C. 20 675-700M
• Material: Monocrystalline Silicon
• Cell Orientation: 144(6*24)
• Junction Box: IP 68 Rated
• Frame: Anodized Aluminum Alloy
• OEM: Acceptable
• Original: China
• Weight: 21.8 Kg (48.1 Lb)
• Cable: PV Cable 4mm^2 300mm
• Connector: Mc4
• Tpt Backsheet: White/Black Backsheet
• Transport Package: 36PCS Per Box
• Specification: 2465*1303*30mm
• Trademark: TRINA SOLAR
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 854143000
• Production Capacity: 800000000000watts

Product Description

 

Product Description

Module Type: TSM-NEG21C.20 675-700W	680	685	690	695	700
Peak Power Watts-Pmax(Wp)*	680	685	690	695	700
Power Tolerance-Pmax(W)	0 ~ +5
Maximum Power Voltage-Vmpp(V)	39.6	39.8	40.1	40.3	40.5
Maximum Power Current-Impp(A)	17.16	17.19	17.23	17.25	17.29
Open Circuit Voltage-Voc(V)	47.4	47.7	47.9	48.3	48.6
Short Circuit Current-Isc(A)	18.18	18.21	18.25	18.28	18.32
Module Efficiency(%)	21.9	22.1	22.2	22.4	22.5
Maximum System Voltage	1500V DC (IEC)
Max Series Fuse Rating	35A
Operational Temperature	-40~+85ºC
Temperature Coeffcient of Pmax	- 0.30%/°C
Temperature Coeffcient of Voc	- 0.24%/°C
Temperature Coeffcient of Isc	0.04%/°C

Working Principle

 

Solar Module with Dual Glass

 

Discover the advanced technology of our high-performance solar module. Harness the power of renewable solar energy with this durable and reliable system. Get an affordable price for an eco-friendly solution that is both innovative and sustainable.

Production Process

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