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The 120 Watt 12 volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel from Hinergy is a versatile performer constructed with high quality tempered glass and a stronger surface to protect from harsh weather conditions. The mono-crystalline solar cells used in the panel are high transmission and the textured glass allows for more efficient solar power harvesting. Mono crystalline solar panels 12v have a high efficiency rating, typically ranging from 15% to 20%.
A monocrystalline solar panel 120w also includes a bypass diode that minimizes the power drop caused by shade. Easy to install using the pre-drilled holes on the aluminum outer frame. it's commonly used in small to small-sized off-grid solar power systems 12v, for home, vehicle and RV installations and large enough for industrial applications.
Monocrystalline
10-200W
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KEY FEATURES
Reliable Power Output: The Hinergy 120 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel can provide an average of 600 Watt-hours of electricity per day (depending on sun availability).
Efficient Performance: Bypass diodes protect the solar cells from overheating and allow the solar panel to continue working during accidental shading by bypassing the underperforming cells.
Leading Technology: This Hinergy 120w mono crystalline solar panel kit 12v is made from high purity silicon mono cells coated with advanced encapsulation material with multi-layered sheet laminations to enhance cell performance and provide long-lasting durability.
Built to Last: Corrosion-resistant rigid aluminum frame provides extended outdoor use, ensuring solar panel kits can last for decades. The IP65 rated junction box is versatile due to its ability to withstand dirt, dust, debris, and low-pressure water jets.
Easy Installation: Pre-drilled holes on the back of the compact 120 watt solar panel dimensions allow for fast mounting and charge 12v battery, ideal for off-grid applications, including RVs, rooftops, cabins, yachts, etc.
| Module Type: | HO5-120M |
| Maximum power (Pmax) | 120W |
| Open Circuit Voltage (Voc） | 22.57V |
| Short Circuit Current (Isc) | 6.46A |
| Voltage at Maximum power (Vmp) | 19.54V |
| Current at Maximum Power (Imp) | 6.14A |
| Module Efficiency (%) | 19.34% |
| Module Dimensions（Mm） | 1070*580*30MM |
| Module Weight（Kgs） | 6.56 KGS |
What's 12 volt solar panel output voltage？
A 12-volt solar panel typically has a nominal voltage output of about 12 volts, The output voltage of a solar panel can also vary according to whether it is loaded and how it is connected to the system. The open-circuit voltage (Voc) of a 12-volt solar panel ranges from 16 to 22 volts, while the operating voltage (Vmp) ranges from 13 to 18 volts.
What will a 120 watt solar panel charge?
A 120W solar panel can charge a variety of devices and appliances, depending on the battery capacity and power requirements. It can efficiently charge 12V deep cycle batteries, making it suitable for powering small appliances, lights, fans, and charging electronics like smartphones, tablets, and power banks. It may also be sufficient to run low-power devices such as cameras, radios, and smaller speakers.
What size is a 120 watt solar panel?
The size of the solar panel is closely related to the efficiency of the solar cell，for monocrystalline N-type solar cell， the pv panel dimensions: 1070 x 580 x 30 mm. Weight: 6.50 kg.
Will a 120 watt solar panel run a fridge?
A 120W solar panel may not be sufficient to directly run a fridge as refrigerators typically have higher power demands. A refrigerator typically requires a continuous power supply, and its power consumption can exceed the output of a 120W panel. It is recommended to check the specific power requirements of your fridge and consider a solar panel system with a higher wattage rating to ensure reliable and consistent power supply.
How much power will a 120 watt solar panel produce?
A 120W solar panel can supply between 6 and 7.5 Amps on a sunny day, for most of the sunlight hours of the day. If we assume that only 1/3 of the day is sunlight hours then it is safe to assume that the panel can supply between 6 and 7.5 Amps for this period.
Is it better to run solar panels in series or parallel?
The decision to run solar panels in series or parallel depends on the specific solar panel system's requirements and design. Both options have their advantages and disadvantages, and it is essential to consider various factors such as the solar panel's voltage, the electrical load requirements, and maintenance needs to select the best configuration.
Running solar panels in series enables the system to operate at high voltages, making it more efficient and producing more power. This configuration is suitable for systems that require high voltages, such as grid-tied solar systems. Running solar panels in parallel provides a lower voltage but increases amperage, making it suitable for running heavy electrical loads or charging batteries. This configuration is ideal for off-grid solar systems.
