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Aviation aluminum Double-sided monocrystalline Product advantages • ADC12+aviation grade 6063 aluminum housing. • Precision die-cast aluminum housing, strong and durable. • Double-sided high-efficiency monocrystalline silicon solar panels, with a lifespan of up to 15 years. • Precisely adjustable module angle, the number of modules can be increased or decreased. • The photoelectric conversion efficiency is as high as 22% on the front and 16% on the back. • IP65, IK10, resistant to 14 grade typhoons, installation height 8-10 meters. • Applicable to places such as highways, parks, schools, squares, communities, parking lots, etc.
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