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Do not place heavy objects on the front or back of the Module or damage the material on
the front and back of the Module.
The safety of the Module shall be ensured at all times. Avoid excessive vibration that may
cause hidden cracks in the cells, and prevent the Module from falling directly onto the
ground during transportation, as it may cause damage to the Module or the cells in the
Module.
Do not step, stand, or walk on the Module (when designing a system, consider planning
space or walkways for secure operations that can be used for the installation, operations,
or maintenance by personnel).
Do not dismantle or modify any components on the Module.
Do not make any additional processing on the external Module frame such as drilling
holes or cutting. With the exception of connecting the grounding wire for the Module, do
not damage or scratch the surface of the frame coating such as the anodic oxide layer on
the aluminum frame etc.
Do not add any substances onto the surface on the front and back of the Module.
It is forbidden to use a Module with a damaged front or back surface. In addition, prohibit
personnel from repairing damaged areas on the Module because contact with damaged or
broken surfaces or the Module frame may cause electric shocks.
Electrical Safety
Electrical Safety
Electrical Safety
Electrical Safety
The rated voltage and current of the Module is measured under standard testing
conditions. Under actual outdoor conditions, the voltage and current may exceed the
rated value under standard testing conditions (the environment and ambient temperature
at the site of the Module will affect the electrical characteristics of the Module; for
instance, reflected sunlight from the snow or low temperature (<25°C) would increase
the output in voltage, current or power). Therefore, please refer to the electrical
characteristics displayed on the Module and use 125% of the calculated value in the design
of the rated voltage, rated current, wire, fuse, and controller specifications and
parameters related to the output of the Module.
The Module automatically generates electricity under a light source and it is not equipped
with any switches or control. Power generation from the Module can be stopped by using
completely opaque material to cover the Module, moving the Module to a place with no
light source, or flipping the front of the Module onto a flat area (do not damage the
material on the front of the Module).
To prevent the dangers of electric arcs, burns, electrical shocks etc., the light source on
the front of the Module must be insulated (e.g. by covering with opaque materials) before
installation of the Module or system maintenance.
Before conducting electrical operations, please remove metal jewelry and objects from
your body. Be sure to wear appropriate protective equipment and use appropriate and
dry insulated tools. Do not conduct any operations if the Module or its component is
