Trina Photovoltaic Panel Instructions

What voltage can Trina Solar modules operate at?

Trina Solar modules are certified for operating in Application Class A installations at voltages below 1500V DC. This maximum voltage should not be exceeded at any time and, as the voltage of the module increases, above data sheet values, at operating temperatures below 25°C, then these need to be taken into account when designing a PV system.

How to Mount Trina Solar modules?

Mounting rails run parallel to the long side frame. Trina Solar has tested its modules with a number of clamps from different manufacturers, it is recommended to use fixing bolt of at least M8. The clamp shall not be malfunctioned due to deformation or corrosion during the loading process.

Do Trina Solar modules need a transformer?

When installed in systems governed by IEC regulations, Trina Solar modules normally do not need to be electronically connected to earth and therefore can be operated together with either galvanically isolated (with transformer) and transformerless inverters.

Are Trina Solar solar modules corrosive?

Salt spray corrosion tests conducted in accordance with IEC 61701 have shown that Trina Solar's PV modules can be installed near offshore or in the corrosive environment. However, the modules shall not be immersed in water or in a permanently wet environment (e.g., fountains, spindrift, etc.).

Can a loose connection damage a Trina Solar PV module?

Loose connections will result in damage to the array. This manual covers the requirements for the cleaning procedures of Trina Solar PV modules. Professional installers should read these guidelines carefully and strictly follow these instructions.

Do Trina Solar PV modules have bypass diodes?

Trina Solar PV modules are equipped with bypass diodes in the junction box. This minimizes module heating and current losses. Do not try to open the junction box to change the diodes even if they malfunction.