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BP Solar's SX series provides reliable photovoltaic
power, operating DC loads directly or, in an inverter-equipped
system, AC loads. The SX 150 is one of the largest products
in this series, providing 150 watts of nominal maximum
power. With 72 cells in series, it charges 24V batteries
(or multiples of 24V) efficiently in virtually any climate.
It is used primarily in utility grid-supplemental systems,
telecommunications, remote villages and clinics, pumping,
and land-based aids to navigation. Electrical output
is via cables terminated with installation-speeding
polarized connectors.
Available versions include:
BP SX 150S - Framed module with polarized cable connectors
BP SX 150L- Unframed laminate version of the BP SX 150S
BP SX 150U - Framed module with a high capacity junction
box
For complete product information, download
the BP
SX 150 data sheet.
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| Specifications |
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See data sheet
for full details
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BP
SX 150
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BP
SX 140
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| Typical
Electrical Characteristics |
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Maximum Power (Pmax)
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150W
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140W
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Voltage at Pmax
(Vmp)
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34.5V
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34.0V
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Current at Pmax
(Imp)
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4.35A
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4.11A
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Warranted minimum
Pmax
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140W
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130W
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Short-circuit current
(Isc)
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4.75A
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4.5A
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Open-circuit voltage
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43.5V
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42.8V
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Temperature coefficient
of Isc
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(0.065 ± 0.015)%
/ deg. C
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Temperature coefficient
of Voc
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-(160 ± 10)mV
/ deg. C
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Temperature coefficient
of Power
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-(0.5 ± 0.05)%
/ deg. C
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NOCT
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47 ± 2 deg C
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600V (US NEC
rating)
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1000V (TUV Rheinland
rating)
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S, U Versions
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L Version
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| Dimensions |
31.1" x
62.5 "
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30.8" x
62.2 "
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33.1 lbs.
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13.4 lbs.
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Clear Anodized
Universal
Frame
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DC Power
Connectors
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