Sunmodule SW 350 XL Mono by SolarWorld
MarkC
Solar Expert Posts: 212 ✭✭✭
Anyone know of availability of these panels? I'd like to maximize the use of remaining roof area and these appear to be the best fit. However, I've not been able to find an actual provider.
3850 watts - 14 - 275SW SolarWorld Panels, 4000 TL-US SMA Sunny Boy Grid tied inverter. 2760 Watts - 8 - 345XL Solar World Panels, 3000 TL-US SMA Sunny Boy GT inverter. 3000 watts SMA/SPS power. PV "switchable" to MidNite Classic 250ks based charging of Golf cart + spare battery array of 8 - 155 AH 12V Trojans with an APC SMT3000 - 48 volt DC=>120 Volt AC inverter for emergency off-grid. Also, "PriUPS" backup generator with APC SURT6000/SURT003 => 192 volt DC/240 volt split phase AC inverter.
Comments
-
SunPower--Is that the "German" company (makes very nice, high efficiency panels)?
That SunPower does not sell "retail"... You might have to go to a GT solar installer that sells SunPower to see if you can buy them through their office. (?)
-Bill
Near San Francisco California: 3.5kWatt Grid Tied Solar power system+small backup genset -
Sorry - I confused the issue. The panels I'd like to use are the Sunmodule SW-350's by SolarWorld. I've found only one supplier on-line, but the pricing with shipping is prohibitive. It may be that there is such a limited supply of these highest efficiency units?3850 watts - 14 - 275SW SolarWorld Panels, 4000 TL-US SMA Sunny Boy Grid tied inverter. 2760 Watts - 8 - 345XL Solar World Panels, 3000 TL-US SMA Sunny Boy GT inverter. 3000 watts SMA/SPS power. PV "switchable" to MidNite Classic 250ks based charging of Golf cart + spare battery array of 8 - 155 AH 12V Trojans with an APC SMT3000 - 48 volt DC=>120 Volt AC inverter for emergency off-grid. Also, "PriUPS" backup generator with APC SURT6000/SURT003 => 192 volt DC/240 volt split phase AC inverter.
-
Our host NAWS:
http://www.solar-electric.com/solar-panels-mounts-kits-accessories/solarpanels/solarworld-solar-panels.html
http://www.solar-electric.com/contacts/
does sell SolarWorld panels--But they do not list 350 watt panels.
I do not work at/for NAWS (I am a volunteer here), so I would suggest you drop them a web form/email/call them and ask. They have always been very responsive to my questions when I have contacted them (of course, they support me as moderator on the forum).
They should be able to research the question for you... Note that large panels can be very costly to ship--Especially a few panels/less than a full pallet. (packing costs, insurance, shipping via truck). So the full price (product cost+shipping to your front door/trucking terminal) is very reasonable to get a quote for first (and shopping around).
-Bill
Near San Francisco California: 3.5kWatt Grid Tied Solar power system+small backup genset -
Sun Power is headquartered in silicon valley in CA since 1985. It is a US corporation among other countries. Manufacturing is based in the Philippines or was on the last panels I received.
."we go where power lines don't" Sierra Nevada mountain area
htps://offgridsolar1.com/
E-mail offgridsolar@sti.net -
Dave Angelini said:Sun Power is headquartered in silicon valley in CA since 1985. It is a US corporation among other countries. Manufacturing is based in the Philippines or was on the last panels I received.
.
Confused this one big time - the request was for the (corrected title) Sunmodule panels3850 watts - 14 - 275SW SolarWorld Panels, 4000 TL-US SMA Sunny Boy Grid tied inverter. 2760 Watts - 8 - 345XL Solar World Panels, 3000 TL-US SMA Sunny Boy GT inverter. 3000 watts SMA/SPS power. PV "switchable" to MidNite Classic 250ks based charging of Golf cart + spare battery array of 8 - 155 AH 12V Trojans with an APC SMT3000 - 48 volt DC=>120 Volt AC inverter for emergency off-grid. Also, "PriUPS" backup generator with APC SURT6000/SURT003 => 192 volt DC/240 volt split phase AC inverter. -
I was stating this to Bill as I use to go over to SunPower when I worked in the Silicon valley in the 80's. As you must know most of us do this forum for various reasons and pay is not one of them."we go where power lines don't" Sierra Nevada mountain area
htps://offgridsolar1.com/
E-mail offgridsolar@sti.net -
Got it! I'm thinking that SolarWorld may not be able to make many of these highest efficiency panels - may have to go with the 325 XLs as they are more available. Just that with limited space of only 8 panels, I wanted to maximize the wattage.3850 watts - 14 - 275SW SolarWorld Panels, 4000 TL-US SMA Sunny Boy Grid tied inverter. 2760 Watts - 8 - 345XL Solar World Panels, 3000 TL-US SMA Sunny Boy GT inverter. 3000 watts SMA/SPS power. PV "switchable" to MidNite Classic 250ks based charging of Golf cart + spare battery array of 8 - 155 AH 12V Trojans with an APC SMT3000 - 48 volt DC=>120 Volt AC inverter for emergency off-grid. Also, "PriUPS" backup generator with APC SURT6000/SURT003 => 192 volt DC/240 volt split phase AC inverter.
-
Only two companies that I know of that make the highest efficiency panels, Panasonic and Sun Power.
I use them in my tracking arrays. I try to never place solar panels on a roof, I usually say move ."we go where power lines don't" Sierra Nevada mountain area
htps://offgridsolar1.com/
E-mail offgridsolar@sti.net
Categories
- All Categories
- 222 Forum & Website
- 130 Solar Forum News and Announcements
- 1.3K Solar News, Reviews, & Product Announcements
- 192 Solar Information links & sources, event announcements
- 888 Solar Product Reviews & Opinions
- 254 Solar Skeptics, Hype, & Scams Corner
- 22.4K Solar Electric Power, Wind Power & Balance of System
- 3.5K General Solar Power Topics
- 6.7K Solar Beginners Corner
- 1K PV Installers Forum - NEC, Wiring, Installation
- 2K Advanced Solar Electric Technical Forum
- 5.5K Off Grid Solar & Battery Systems
- 426 Caravan, Recreational Vehicle, and Marine Power Systems
- 1.1K Grid Tie and Grid Interactive Systems
- 651 Solar Water Pumping
- 815 Wind Power Generation
- 624 Energy Use & Conservation
- 611 Discussion Forums/Café
- 304 In the Weeds--Member's Choice
- 75 Construction
- 124 New Battery Technologies
- 108 Old Battery Tech Discussions
- 3.8K Solar News - Automatic Feed
- 3.8K Solar Energy News RSS Feed