 
Kyocera solar modules are a reliable, virtually maintenance-free
power supply designed to convert sunlight into electricity at the
highest possible efficiency. Kyocera began researching photovoltaics
in 1975 and has installed thousands of systems throughout the world
since 1978. These systems are ideal for charging storage batteries
to power remote homes, recreational vehicles, boats, telecommunications
systems and other consumer and commercial applications. Kyocera's advanced cell-processing technology and automated production facilities produce highly efficient multi-crystal photovoltaic modules. To protect the cells from the most severe environmental conditions, they are encapsulated between a tempered glass cover and an EVA pottant with a PVF back sheet. The entire laminate is installed in an anodized aluminium frame for structural strength and ease of installation. 
d.Blue ModuleKyocera has perfected its new d.Blue surface treatment technology and has now introduced it across its whole range of modules. The newly developed treatment method processes multi-crystalline silicon cells in order to produce a surface texture that minimizes surface reflectance and maximizes output. The result is a maximum conversion efficiency of 17.5%. This is the highest conversion efficiency in the polycrystalline module industry. d.Blue is ideal for installation on all types of buildings, from residential to large scale commercial systems. The stylish dark blue cells blend in easily with the surrounding architecture or environment while producing energy at exceptional efficiencies. All KC modules now feature d.Blue technology, from 40W through to 200W. All T and TM modules have an IP65 junction box, while GT models feature Multi-Contact™ output cables for simple grid-connect installation. All KC modules feature heavy-duty anodized aluminium frame with box-style walls and a 20-year power output warranty.
* The depth dimension relates to the module frame. For total depth refer to the individual specification sheet for exact dimensions. |
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