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SIM02E-010C+E 

 

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ELECTRICAL OUTPUT AND THERMAL CHARACTERISTICS 

 

Rated electrical characteristics are within ±10 percent of the indicated values of Voc, Isc and +5/-0 percent of Pmax, under STC 
(standard test conditions) (irradiance of 1,000 W/m

2

, AM 1.5 spectrum, and a cell temperature of 25 °C (77 °F)). 

Table-1. Electrical characteristics (at STC)

Model

name

Maximum

Power

(Pmax)

Tolerance

Open-Curcuit

Voltage

(Voc)

Short-Circuit

Current

(Isc)

Voltage at point

of max. Power

(Vmpp)

Current at point

of max. Power

(Impp)

Maximum

sy stem voltage

Over-Current 

Protection

Class for 

protec tion 

against 

elec ric al 

shoc k

Maximum 

series

configuration(*)

NU-JD545

545W

+5%/-0%

50,54V

13,73A

41,83V

13,03A

1.500V

25A

24

NU-JD550

550W

+5%/-0%

50,70V

13,81A

42,02V

13,09A

1.500V

25A

24

* The maximum series number of modules depends on the local conditions. T hese values are calculated under the condition of Voc at -40 °C.

 

Under normal conditions, a PV module is likely to experience conditions that produce more current and/or voltage than reported 
at Standard Test Conditions. Accordingly, the values of Isc and Voc marked on this PV module should be multiplied by a factor 
of 1.25 when determining component voltage ratings, conductor current ratings, fuse sizes and size of controls connected to the 
PV module output. 
The PV module has been qualified in an environmental temperature range of -40 °C to +40 °C and up to 100 % relative humidity 
as well as rain, and the altitude up to 2,000 m in accordance with IEC61730. 
 

Class for protection against electric shock 

This  PV  module  is  classified  as  “Class

”  according  to 

IEC61730.  These  PV  modules  are  intended  for  installation 
where general user access and contact to insulated live parts is 
anticipated. 

 

FIRE RATING 

This PV module is rated as “Fire safety class C” according to 
IEC61730-2:2004 or UL790.

 

 

Summary of Contents for NU-JD545

Page 1: ...s e g snow stopper to avoid possible damage 13 Periodically remove any overhanging snow and or ice from the PV module framework as it may cause deformation of the PV module frame GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 1 INTRODUCTION This INSTALLATION MANUAL contains essential information for the electrical and mechanical installation that you must know before installing SHARP PV modules This also contains safety in...

Page 2: ...ters and circuit breakers immediately should a problem occur 17 In case the glass surface of a PV module is broken wear goggles and tape the glass to keep the broken pieces in place 18 A defective PV module may generate power even if it is removed from the system It may be dangerous to handle the PV module while exposed to sunlight Place a defective PV module in a carton so PV cells are completely...

Page 3: ...maximum output power when it faces the sun directly 5 degrees or more is recommended for the tilt angle of the PV module for the maintenance See 9 Maintenance For the standalone systems with a battery where the PV modules are attached to a permanent structure the tilt angle of the PV modules should be determined to optimize the performance when the sunlight is the scarcest In general if the electr...

Page 4: ... wiring and the state of the jacket of wires occasionally The PV modules is equipped with anti reflective coating glass do not touch the glass since finger prints or stains will easily mark If dirt build up becomes excessive clean the glass surface with water only INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES 1 INSTALLATION Mounting Using Clamps The PV modules can be mounted with clamps clips as ...

Page 5: ...cal conditions These values are calculated under the condition of Voc at 40 C Under normal conditions a PV module is likely to experience conditions that produce more current and or voltage than reported at Standard Test Conditions Accordingly the values of Isc and Voc marked on this PV module should be multiplied by a factor of 1 25 when determining component voltage ratings conductor current rat...

Page 6: ...Pa 300 e 435 2 400Pa 2 400Pa 300 e 435 1 600Pa 1 600Pa Table A3 1 Test load by using Bolt Holes see Fig A3 Table A3 Design load by using Bolt Holes see Fig A3 bolts nuts Clip center position position of using holes downward force upward force position of using holes downward force upward force 4 points at b hole 5 400Pa 2 400Pa 4 points at b hole 3 600Pa 1 600Pa The test load has been calculated w...

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