FuturaSun presents “NEXT”: module power up to 400 Watt
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FuturaSun presents “NEXT”: module power up to 400 Watt
We present NEXT, a new series of high-efficiency monocrystalline PV modules.
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FuturaSun patents its new 12-busbar stringer machine
We have filed the industrial patent for a new PV cell interconnection system.
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Photovoltaic repowering is convenient: a case history
The case of a plant near Udine: after a FuturaSun repowering operation, yields were restored to levels which exceeded initial forecasts.
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Do I really need photovoltaic insurance?
Insurance for photovoltaic panels, navigating your way around false sales promises towards the truth. Choosing FuturaSun.
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What’s the temperature coefficient of a photovoltaic panel?
The temperature coefficient is not a secondary parameter when it comes to choosing a photovoltaic module. Let us tell you why.
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LID – Light Induced Degradation
LID (Light Induced Degradation) is the degradation of the module arising in the first few hours of exposure to the sun. It particularly affects high efficiency modules.
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Delamination
Delamination of the PV module is the detachment, even if only partially, of the encapsulant from the glass or the backsheet…
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PID – Potential Induced Degradation
PID is an electrical phenomenon which can cause a power loss in photovoltaic modules. The problem was first highlighted in 2005, on Sunpower’s cells. Afterwards it was found on modules manufactured with normal cells as well.
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The new international standards IEC 61215 and IEC 61730 ed. 2016
During 2016, the new international standards IEC 61215:2016 and IEC 61730:2016 were published. This third edition of the two standards represents the principal references of a photovoltaic module, with many important changes compared to the previous edition released in 2005.
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