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Luxen · LNCT-585ND
Luxen 585 W Bifacial Full Black Solar Panel
585 W bifacial with 22.65% efficiency
Luxen double-glass bifacial module, model LNCT-585ND: 585 W and 22.65% efficiency.
- Power
- 585 W
- Efficiency
- 22.65%
- Type
- Bifacial
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LUXNERI N5 Series: double-glass bifacial module with 132 N-type half-cells (M10R), all-black frame and finish, SMBB and LECO technology. The 585 W version delivers 40.46 V and 14.46 A at maximum power, measuring 2278 × 1134 × 30 mm and weighing 31.5 kg. Every figure comes from the manufacturer datasheet, available to download.
Why choose it
- 585 W rated power and 22.65% efficiency
- Also generates from light reaching its rear face
- 132 half-cells, N-type, 1500 V maximum system voltage
Best suited for
- Residential, commercial and agro-industrial rooftops
- Raised or light-ground installations where the rear face receives reflected light
- Projects sized on the real consumption in your bills
Electrical
- Maximum power (Pmax)
- 585 W
- Module efficiency
- 22.65%
- Open-circuit voltage (Voc)
- 48.27 V
- Short-circuit current (Isc)
- 15.33 A
- Voltage at maximum power (Vmp)
- 40.46 V
- Current at maximum power (Imp)
- 14.46 A
- Temperature coefficient of Pmax
- -0.29 %/°C
- Maximum system voltage
- 1,500 V
Physical and construction
- Panel type
- Bifacial
- Cell technology
- N-type
- Glass
- Double glass
- Cells
- 132 (6×22)
- Dimensions
- 2,278 × 1,134 × 30 mm
- Weight
- 31.5 kg
- Maximum front static load
- 5,400 Pa
Values taken from the manufacturer datasheet (panel figures at standard test conditions: 1000 W/m², 25 °C, AM 1.5). Anything the datasheet does not state is not shown.
Manufacturer datasheet
The official PDF includes curves, drawings and certifications. It is in the language the manufacturer publishes it in.
The datasheet covers the LUXNERI N5 · 565–585 W series. Confirm the exact variant for your project with your advisor.
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