Sharp NS-F130G5 User Manual
1,000-VOLT SYSTEMS
130 WATT
FRAMELESS, GLASS-ON-GLASS
THIN FILM MODULE
Amorphous Silicon/Microcrystalline Silicon
IEC-Certified for 1,000-volt systems
For Behind-the-Fence Applications
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The last word in solar innovation.
Oering one of the most ecient
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manufactured for multi-megawatt-scale
power production.
ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE
Tandem-junction structure (amorphous silicon/
microcrystalline silicon) captures a wider part of the
solar spectrum, converting more sunlight into electricity.
HIGH VOLTAGE ADVANTAGE
Proprietary design increases reliability by minimizing
losses caused by module output variation.
RELIABLE
Microcrystalline layer provides superior long-term
stability and higher module eciency.
warranty on power output.
25-year limited
NS-F130G5
THIN FILM PHOTOVOLTAICS:
THE NEXT EVOLUTION
OF SOLAR TECHNOLOGY
Sharp’s thin film product pairs amorphous silicon
with a layer of microcrystalline silicon to achieve high
stability and performance. Produced with less than
one percent of the silicon used in crystalline solar
cells, thin film products oer high performance with
less semiconductor material. With a low temperature
coecient for output power, thin film generates
greater energy than its crystalline silicon counterpart
in geographic regions where temperatures are high.
In warm climates, this translates into more kilowatthours per kilowatt. Certified to IEC 61646, these
modules are for behind-the-fence applications.
DURABLE
Two glass layers laminated with a high performing
vapor barrier encapsulant.
INNOVATIVE
The front glass has low iron content and the back is
tempured for greater strength. The encapsulant has a
low moisture vapor transmission which eliminates the
need for an edge seal. Modules are sized to optimize
the greatest amount of power.
1 MW thin film installation in Munich Germany, April 2009
sHARp: THE NAmE TO TRUsT
When you choose Sharp, you get more than wellengineered products. You also get Sharp’s proven
reliability, outstanding customer service and the
assurance of our 25-year limited warranty on power
output. A global leader in solar electricity, Sharp
powers more homes and businesses than any other
solar manufacturer worldwide.
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130 WATT
NS-F130G5
Amorphous Silicon/Microcrystalline Silicon
IEC-Certifi ed for 1,000-volt systems (IEC 61646)
ELECTRICAL DATA
Maximum power Pmax
Tolerance of Pmax
Open-circuit voltage Voc
Short-circuit current Isc
Voltage at maximum power Vpmax
Current at maximum power Ipmax
Module e ciency
Temperature coe cient – open circuit voltage
Temperature coe cient – short circuit current
Temperature coe cient – power
MADE IN JAPAN
The electrical data applies under standard test conditions (STC): Irradiance of 1,000 W/m
Output values are post initial Stabler-Wronski decay; actual measured initial values will be greater than nominal value (by approximately 15% for power).
η
β
α
γ
spECIfICATIONs (I)
Cell Tandem architecture of amorphous and microcrystalline silicon
Dimensions 1001 x 1402 x 7.4 mm
Weight 26 kg
Front glass Low iron non-tempered glass
Back glass Tempered
Connection type Cable with SMK connector
NAmEpLATE VALUEs
Ns-f130G5
130 W
+7%/-2%
60.4 V
3.41 A
46.1 V
2.82 A
9.3%
-0.3%/°C
+0.07%/°C
-0.24%/°C
2
with an AM 1.5 spectrum at a cell temperature of 25º C.
EXTERIOR DImENsIONs
BACK VIEW SIDE VIEW
A
spECIfICATIONs (II)
Maximum system voltage 1,000 V
Maximum mechanical load 2,400 Pa
Series Fuse Rating 5 A
Operating temperature (cell) - 40 to +90 °C
Storage temperature - 40 to +90 °C
Storage air humidity Up to 90 %
Installation orientation Portrait or Landscape
Design and specifi cations are subject to ch ange wit hout notice.
Sharp i s a registe red trad emark of S harp Co rporation. All o ther tra demarks are prop erty
of their respective owner s.
DC
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1001 mmB1402 mmC7.4 mmD950 mm
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24 mm
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