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- 0:00All right. So, I want to show you an
- 0:02example of
- 0:04300 W panel. So, this is a 300 W
- 0:06polycrystalline panel.
- 0:08So, behind it, you can see
- 0:12the description
- 0:15behind it.
- 0:17So, here,
- 0:19see?
- 0:20It's showing you
- 0:25the open voltage of 38.4.
- 0:28So, this is what you look with uh
- 0:30purchasing your panel. You first of all
- 0:32use a multimeter, that's in the toolbox,
- 0:35or you buy it.
- 0:36With a multimeter, you're going to use
- 0:38the positive points to the positive of
- 0:40this panel, negative to the negative. It
- 0:42will not show you if the voltage is
- 0:45accurate, if the panel is in good
- 0:46condition. So, now that you have this
- 0:49open voltage of 38.4, when you read it
- 0:52with your multimeter, you might see 33
- 0:54or 34. That means the panel is in good
- 0:56condition.
- 0:58All right. So, this is an example of a
- 1:00650 W solar panel, monocrystalline.
- 1:04All right. So, this is a bifacial solar
- 1:07panel. It's of two form. We have
- 1:09uh a one-face monocrystalline and
- 1:11bifacial is two,
- 1:13front and back
- 1:15monocrystalline panel. So, come and see
- 1:17the bifacial part of it. So, this is
- 1:19front view.
- 1:21And this is the back view.
- 1:24Yeah. So, you see?
- 1:26We have collected 30% of heat from the
- 1:29rooftop, while I get 70% from the
- 1:32sunlight.
- 1:33So, this is also the
- 1:35the rating of the panel as well.
- 1:38So, this is the company name. You know
- 1:40the company is Longi.
- 1:42All right. It's the most preferred when
- 1:43it comes to panel. And this is 650
- 1:48W.
- 3:26>> Mhm.
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