In an interesting development from DNM Solar, the new MaxPower CS6X 300 watt model has been introduced. The MaxPower CS6X is a robust solar panel with 72 solar cells, and the noteworthy feature with these modules is the darker blue silicon material they use that absorbs more light.
As everyone knows, the darker the material, the more light absorbed. It is kind of strange that no one has thought to apply this principle to solar panels before now. Here are some more of the features of the MaxPower CS6X 300 watt model:
Excellent warranty insurance
- 25 years worldwide coverage
- 100% warranty term coverage
- Providing third party bankruptcy rights
- Non-cancellable
- Immediate coverage
- Insured by 3 world top insurance companies
Comprehensive Certificates
- IEC 61215 / IEC 61730, UL 1703, IEC61701 ED2, CEC Listed, CE, MCS
- ISO9001: 2008: Quality Management System
- ISO/TS16949:2009: The automotive quality management system
- ISO14001:2004: Standards for Environmental management system
- QC080000 HSPM: The Certification for Hazardous Substances
Regulations
OHSAS 18001:2007 International standards for occupational health and safety Compliance
Applications
- On/off-grid residential roof-tops
- On-grid commercial/industrial roof-tops
- Solar power stations
- Other on/off-grid applications
There are many applications for the new efficiency achieved here. Most of these 300 watt models are in the $350 range, which makes for a very cost effective installation of solar panels.
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