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ELECTRONIC 

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 RELEASE DATE: 9/25/2020 

the string terminations for return wire 

connections or for source circuit box terminations. 

11.3

 

CONNECTORS 

Keep connectors dry and clean. Ensure that

connector caps are hand-tight before connecting

the modules.

Do not attempt to make an electrical connection

with wet, soiled, or otherwise faulty connectors.

Avoid sunlight exposure and water immersion of

the connectors. Avoid allowing connectors to rest 

on the ground.

Ensure cable connectors are UL and Canadian

code complaint.

Faulty connections can result in arcs and

electrical shock.

Check that all electrical connections are securely

fastened.

Make sure that all locking connectors are fully

engaged and locked.

11.4

 

DIODES 

The junction boxes used with Mission Solar

Energy modules contain bypass diodes wired in

parallel with the PV cell strings.

In the case of partial shading, the diodes bypass

the current generated by the non-shaded cells,

thereby limiting modules heating and

performance losses. Bypass diodes are not over-

current protection devices.

Bypass diodes divert current from the cell strings

in the event of partial shading. In the event of a

known or suspected diode failure, installers or

maintenance providers should contact Mission

Solar Energy.

Never attempt to open the junction box.

12.0

 

MAINTENANCE 

12.1

 

VISUAL INSPECTION 

Mission Solar Energy recommends that PV  systems be 

periodically inspected by the installer or other qualified 

personnel. The purpose of the PV system inspection is to 

ensure that all system components are functioning 

properly. At a minimum, this inspection should confirm the 

following: 

All cables and connector attachments are undamaged 

and properly secured.

No sharp objects are in contact with the PV module

surfaces.

PV modules are not shaded by unwanted obstacles

and/or foreign material.

Mounting and grounding components are tightly

secured with no corrosion.

Defects should be addressed immediately.

12.2

 

CLEANING 

The dust accumulated on the front transparent

substrate may reduce the power output, and may

even cause regional hot-spot effect.

It’s usually not dangerous for the accumulated dust to 

reduce the sunshine because the light intensity is still

homogeneous and power reduction is not usually

obvious.

When modules are installed, avoid environmental

influence factors that cast shadows and cover part or

all of the modules. This includes other modules,

system support, bird drops,  dust,  and so on. This

debris may distinctly reduce the power output.

The cleaning frequency depends on the accumulation

frequency and can vary from 6 months to 2 years. Do

not use alkaline, abrasive, alkali or acid materials,

detergents, or cleaning solutions to clean the module.

It is recommended to wipe the glass surface with a

wet sponge or soft cloth. Please do not clean the glass 

with a cleaning agent which contains acid or alkali.

www.missionsolar.com 

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MANUFACTURER 

CONNECTOR 

MODEL NAME  

ALLOWABLE MATING 

CONNECTOR MODE L 

NAME 

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Connectors AG 

  

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PV-KBT4/6II-UR 

PV-KST4/6II-UR 

RENHE SOLAR 

www.renhesolar.com

 

05-8 

05-8 

PV-KBT4 

PV-KST4 

05-8 

Summary of Contents for MSE PERC 60 Series

Page 1: ...PERC Series ModuleTypes MSExxxSX6S MSExxxSX6W MSExxxSX6Z MSExxxSX5T MSExxxSX5K MSExxxSX5R Module Installation User Manual REV R2 REVISION DATE 1 29 2021...

Page 2: ...8 0 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION 8 Table 1 Electrical Ratings of MSE PERC 72 6BB White backsheet Module Series 8 Table 2 Electrical Ratings of MSE PERC 72 6BB BLACK Backsheet Module Series 8 Table 3 Electric...

Page 3: ...eys fees claims arising out of or resulting from the handling use processing alteration distributions sale or marketing of modules and this manual or any other action or inaction with regard to the mo...

Page 4: ...es with higher light intensity DC voltage of 30 Volts or higher is potentially lethal Contacting the live circuitry of a PV system operating under light can result in lethal electric shock Use insulat...

Page 5: ...emperatures Minimum ambient air temperatures 40o C 40o F Maximum ambient air temperatures 40o C 104o F 6 2 INSTALLATION CONDITION Orient the module correctly Mount the modules with the junction box in...

Page 6: ...forks to handle module pallet Do not mark the modules with sharp instruments Unpack the module pallet with care and follow the unpacking steps in this manual Be careful when unpacking transporting an...

Page 7: ...when cut Eye protection is highly recommended Lift the pallet lid and set it away from unpacking area Using a box cutter carefully cut along the corner from the top to the middle of the box on the pac...

Page 8: ...individual modules The first module must be separated and pulled out with additional care so as to not scratch the modules Continue removing modules by peeling back tape moving the module forward and...

Page 9: ...ce 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 Open Circuit Voltage Voc V 48 56 48 71 48 92 49 14 49 28 Short Circuit Current Isc A 10 89 10 93 10 99 11 05 11 09 Rated Voltage Vmp V 39 59 39 73 39 93 40 14 40 27 Rated Curren...

Page 10: ...ule Peak power C Voltage C Current C NOCT C MSExxxSX6S MSExxxSX6W xxx 405 425 in step of 5W xxx is standing for rated output power at STC 0 359 o C 0 261 o C 0 044 o C 44 69 o C MSExxxSX6Z xxx 405 425...

Page 11: ...le on a roof or building ensure that it is securely fastened and cannot fall as a result of wind or snow loads Provide adequate ventilation under the module for cooling 10cm minimum air space between...

Page 12: ...AD BACK OF MODULE DESIGN LOAD Bolt method SX6S SX6W SX6Z 546mm 3600 Pa 1600 Pa SX6R 506mm 3600 Pa 1600 Pa SX5T SX5K 470mm 3600 Pa 1600 Pa Clamp method SX6S SX6W SX6Z 469mm D 546mm 3600 Pa 1600 Pa 469m...

Page 13: ...of 2000m Artificially concentrated sunlight should not be directed on the module Rated electrical characteristics are within 10 percent of measured values at Standard Test Conditions of 1000 W m2 25 C...

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Page 15: ...unding device manufacturer s instructions and be used with a racking system in compliance with UL Outline Standard 2703 where this module has been evaluated with that racking system 10 1 WEEB UIR The...

Page 16: ...ions with ability to work in a temperature range of at least 40o C and 90o C Install the modules so that water from rain or condensation cannot penetrate inside the cable conduits Fix cables to the st...

Page 17: ...commends that PV systems be periodically inspected by the installer or other qualified personnel The purpose of the PV system inspection is to ensure that all system components are functioning properl...

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