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1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION
CONTENTS 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION ...................................................................................................................... 1 1.1 DISCLAIMER OF INSTALLATION MANUAL ............................................................................................. 1 1.2 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY ...................................................................................................................... 1 2.0 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .......................................................................................................................... 1 3.0 MECHANICAL / ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................ 2 3.1 DIODES ................................................................................................................................................. 2 4.0 UNPACKING AND STORAGE .................................................................................................................. 3 5.0 MODULE INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................................... 4 5.1 MODULE WIRING ..................................................................................................................................... 5 5.2 GROUNDING ............................................................................................................................................ 6 6.0 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................. 7 This general manual provides important safety information relating to the installation, maintenance and handling of CS‐series solar modules. System users and professional installers should read this manual carefully and strictly follow the instructions in the manual. Failure to follow these instructions may result in death, injury or property damage. The installation of solar modules requires specialized skills and should only be performed by licensed professionals. The word "module" or "PV module" used in this manual refers to one or more CS‐Series Solar Modules. Please retain this manual for future reference. It is recommended to regularly check on www.canadiansolar.com for the most updated version. 1.1 DISCLAIMER OF INSTALLATION MANUAL The information contained in this manual is subject to change by Canadian Solar Inc. without prior notice. Canadian Solar Inc. makes no warranty of any kind whatsoever, either explicitly or implicitly, with respect to the information contained herein. 1.2 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Canadian Solar Inc. shall not be held responsible for damages of any kind, including without limitation bodily harm, injury and property damage, relating to module handling, system installation, or compliance or non‐compliance with the instructions set forth in this manual. 2.0 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Warning: All instructions should be read and understood before attempting to install, wire, operate and/or maintain the module. Module interconnects pass direct current (DC) when exposed to sunlight or other light sources. Contact with electrically active parts of the module, such as terminals, can result in injury or death, whether the module is connected or disconnected. 6.1 METHOD A: BOLTING ............................................................................................................................ 8 6.2 METHOD B: CLAMPING ......................................................................................................................... 8 6.3 METHOD C: INSERTION SYSTEMS ....................................................................................................... 10 6.4 SPECIFIC MODULE RANGES ................................................................................................................. 11 General Safety y
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All installations must be performed in compliance with all applicable regional and local codes or other national or international electrical standards. Wear suitable protection (non‐slip gloves, clothes, etc.) to prevent direct contact with 30VDC or greater, and to protect your hands from sharp edges during the installation. Use electrical insulated tools to reduce the risk of electric shock. Remove all metallic jewelry prior to installation to reduce the chance of accidental exposure to live circuits. Cover the front of the modules in the PV array with an opaque material to halt production of electricity when installing or working with a module or wiring. Do not install or handle the modules when they are wet or during periods of high wind. Do not use or install broken modules. If the front glass is broken, or the back sheet is torn, contact with any module surface or the frame can cause electric shock. There’re no serviceable parts within the PV module. Do not attempt to repair any part of the module. Keep the junction box cover closed at all times. Do not disassemble a module or remove any module part. Do not artificially concentrate sunlight on a module. Do not connect or disconnect modules when current from the modules or an external source is present. www.canadiansolar.com
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3.0 MECHANICAL / ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS The module electrical ratings are measured under Standard Test Conditions (STC) of 1 kW/m2 irradiance with an AM1.5 spectrum, and cell temperature of 25°C. The detailed electrical and mechanical characteristics of Canadian Solar Inc. crystalline silicon PV modules can be found in table 3 of this manual (see Annex). Main electrical characteristics at STC also appear on each module label. The maximum system voltage for all module series is 1000 V. Under certain conditions, a module may produce more current or voltage than its Standard Test Conditions rated power. Accordingly, when determining component ratings and capacities, the module short‐circuit current at STC should be multiplied by 1.25, and a correction factor should be applied for the open‐circuit voltage (see Table 1 below). An additional 1.25 multiplier for the short‐circuit current (for a total of 1.56) for sizing conductors and fuses may be applicable, depending on your local regulations. CS6X 24 CS6V 20 (for 2 substrings) 10 (for 1 substring) CS6VH 20 (for 4 substrings) 5 (for 1 substring) CS6H 12 CS5C 18 CS6E 18 CS6D Table 1: Low temperature correction factors table for open‐circuit voltage y
18 2 CS6C CS5E 36 CS5H 36 Diode configurations as below: CS6P-PE
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Alternatively, a more accurate correction factor for the open‐circuit voltage can be calculated based on the following formula: 4.0 UNPACKING AND STORAGE Precautions and General Safety y
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≥ 12 A 24 24 3 (2 for CS6VH) Diode ratings Voltage Store modules in a dry and ventilated room. Do not allow children and unauthorized persons near the installation site or storage area of modules. Do not transport modules in an upright position. Unpacking module pallet with care and follow the unpacking steps marked on the pallet. Be careful when unpacking, transporting and storing the modules. Do not carry a module by its wires or junction box. Carry a module by its frame with two or more people. Do not place modules on top of each other. Do not place excessive loads on the module or twist the module frame. Do not stand, step, walk and/or jump on the module. Do not carry the module on head. 3.1 DIODES ≥10A 18 ≥ 40V ≥10A Schottky diodes 20 16 20 ≥ 15 A EN-Rev 2.4 Copyright© May 2013.CanadianSolarInc.
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Do not mark the modules with sharp instrument. Particular attention should be taken to avoid module backsheet to come in contact with sharp objects, as scratches may directly affect product safety. Do not leave a module unsupported or unsecured. Do not change the wiring of bypass diodes. Keep all electrical contacts clean and dry. y
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Each module is fitted with two identical barcodes (one on the laminate under the front glass, the second on the module rear cover) for its unique identification. Each module has a unique serial number with 13 (before 2013/03) or 14 digits (after 2013/03) digits. A nameplate is also affixed on the rear side of each module. This nameplate defines the model type, as well as the main electrical and safety characteristics of the module. y
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not be connected together to create a voltage higher than the permitted maximum system voltage, even under the worst local temperature conditions (see table 1 for correction coefficients to apply for open‐circuit voltage). A maximum of two strings can be connected in parallel without using over‐current protection device (fuses…) incorporated in series within each string. Three of more strings can be connected in parallel if an appropriate and certified over‐current protection device is installed in series with each string. Similar electrical performance modules should be connected in same series to avoid or minimize mismatch effects in arrays. To minimize risk in the event of an indirect lightning strike, avoid forming loops when designing the system. The recommended maximum series fuse rating is tabulated in annex. Modules should be firmly fixed in place in a manner suitable to withstand all expected loads, including wind and snow loads. A minimum clearance of 6.5 mm (1/4 of an inch) or more between modules is required to allow for thermal expansion of the frames. Small openings for water draining on the underside of the module should not be blocked after mounting. y
5.0 MODULE INSTALLATION Precautions and General Safety Optimum orientation and tilt y
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Before installing modules, contact the appropriate authorities for site, installation and inspection permission and requirement. . y
Check applicable building codes to ensure that the construction or structure (roof, facade, support, etc.) can withstand the module system load. CS‐series solar modules have been qualified for Application Class A (equivalent to Safety Class II requirements). Modules rated under this class should be used in systems operating at voltage above 50V or power above 240W, where general contact access is anticipated. When installing modules, please ensure the assembly is mounted over a fire resistant roof covering rated for the application. Canadian Solar modules have been listed as Class C according to UL790 standard. y
The fire rating of this module is valid only when mounted in the manner specified in the mechanical mounting instructions. y
CAUTION: In any case DO NOT STAND OR STEP on the modules, as localized high loads may induce severe micro‐cracks at the cell level, which in turn may compromise module reliability. Failure to comply with above caution will void Canadian Solar Inc warranty. Environmental conditions The module is intended for use in general open climates, as defined in IEC 60721‐2‐1: Classification of environmental conditions Part 2‐1: Environmental conditions appearing in nature ‐ temperature and humidity. Do not install modules near naked flames or flammable materials. Do not expose modules to artificially concentrated light sources. Do not immerse modules in water or constantly expose modules to water (either fresh or salt) (i.e. from fountains, sea spray). Exposing modules to salt (i.e. marine environments) and sulfur (i.e. sulfur sources, volcanoes) risks module corrosion. Requirements of installation y
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Ensure that the module meets the technical requirements of the system as a whole. Ensure that other systems components do not exert damaging mechanical or electrical influences on the modules. Modules can be wired in a series to increase voltage or in parallel to increase current. To connect in series, connect cables from the positive terminal of one module to the negative terminal of the next module. To connect in parallel, connect cables from the positive terminal of one module to the positive terminal on the next module. Quantity of bypass diodes provided can vary depending on model series. Connect the quantity of modules that match the voltage specifications of the inverters used in the system. Modules must www.canadiansolar.com
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Find out the optimum orientation and tilt of the PV modules for your region to achieve the maximum annual yield. Generation of maximum power occurs when sunlight shines perpendicularly onto the PV modules. Avoid shading y
Even the slightest partial shading (e.g., from dirt deposits) will cause a reduction in yield. A module is considered "shadow‐free" if it is unobstructed across its entire surface for the whole year. Even on the shortest day of the year, unobstructed sunlight can reach the module. Reliable ventilation y
Sufficient clearance (at least 10 cm) between the module frame and the mounting surface is required to allow for cooling air to circulate around the back of the module. This also allows for condensation or moisture to dissipate. 5.1 MODULE WIRING Correct wiring scheme y
When designing the system, avoid forming loops (to minimize risk in the event of an indirect lighting strike). Make sure that wiring is correct before starting up the system. If the measured open circuit voltage (Voc) and short‐circuit current (Isc) differ from the specifications, then there is a wiring fault. Correct connection of plug connectors y
Make sure that the connection is safe and tight. The plug connector should not receive outer stress. The connector should only be used to connect the circuit. It should never be used to turn the circuit on and off. Use of suitable materials y
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Use special solar cable and suitable plugs only (wiring should be placed in conduit that is sunlight‐resistant or, if exposed, should be sunlight‐resistant) in accordance with local fire, building and electrical code. Ensure that they are in perfect electrical and mechanical condition. The permitted type of solar cable is single conductor, 2.5‐10 mm2 (8‐14 AWG), 90°C wet rated, with proper insulation to withstand the maximum possible system open‐circuit voltage (such as TUV 2PfG1169 approved). The conductor material should be copper only. Select a suitable conductor gauge to minimize voltage drop. Cable protection y
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Although the modules are certified to safety class II, it is recommended that they be grounded and the module installation complies with all local electrical codes and regulations. The earth grounding connection should be made by a qualified electrician. Connect module frames to each other using adequate grounding cables, the recommended size is 4‐14mm2 (AWG 6‐12) copper wires. Holes provided for this purpose are identified with a green label. All the junctions on the conductive connection must be fixed. The bolts, nuts, flat washers, lock washers or other relevant hardware should be made of stainless steel. Grounding hardware is not provided by Canadian Solar Inc. Two specific grounding methods are recommended for Canadian Solar Inc. standard modules with 5 mm grounding holes, as described below. Other grounding methods can be acceptable, provided they comply with all local electrical codes and regulations. For some modules (SunTuile or NewEdge), standard grounding methods cannot be applied, please refer to the most updated relevant technical notes (IM/IEC/SUNT‐EN and IM/IEC/NEWE‐EN). y
Reference Designation 1 Grounding holes Tighten the bolt using washer and cup washer. Place cup the nut with teeth.
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A grounding kit with M5 size SS cap bolt, M5 size SS flat washer, M5 size SS cup washer, and M5 size SS nut (with teeth) is used to attach a copper grounding wire to grounding hole pre‐drilled on the frame (see picture above). Attach the wire between the flat washer and the cup washer. Ensure the cup washer is between the frame and wire with concave side up to prevent corrosion due to dissimilar metal. Tighten the bolt securely using the SS nut with teeth. A wrench may be used in this application. The tightening torque is 1 Nm. 4
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The mounting design must be certified by a registered professional engineer. The mounting design and procedures shall comply with local codes and all authorities having jurisdiction. Mounting hardware is not provided by Canadian Solar Inc. Standard modules can be mounted to a support structure with several approved methods, either using the mounting holes located on the frame back flanges (see Example A), by means of clamps (see Example B) or by means of insertion systems. For other installation hardware, please contact your local representative for further information. Failure to use a recognized installation method will void Canadian Solar Inc warranty. Example A: Bolting Example B: Clamping on Method B: Bolt + K‐nut + Ring terminal (copper). y
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Connect the grounding hardware (M5) to the grounding hole on the frame as shown in the picture. A K‐nut is used to penetrate the frame’s anodizing (protective coating) to create conductive connection. y
A torque moment of about 3 Nm should be used to fasten the grounding parts to module frame. y
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Use appropriate corrosion‐proof fastening materials. All mounting hardware (bolt/spring washer/flat washer/nut) should be stainless steel M6 size for bolting method (A), and M8 size for clamping method (B). Use a torque wrench for installation. The above figure shows methods of fastening module to support structure. Tightening torques should respectively be within 4~6 Nm and 10~17 Nm for M6x1 (Example A) and M8x1.5 (Example B) coarse thread bolts, depending on bolt class. Different recommendations from specific clamping hardware suppliers should prevail. Standard modules can be installed in either landscape or portrait position, refer to the detailed instructions in tables 3 to 6 for further guidance. Note that further countermeasures such the use of additional support bars should be considered in heavy snow areas (> 2400 Pa), to avoid damage by the snow accumulating in the lowest row of modules. When the addition of a support bar is recommended to enhance mechanical stability and module long term performance reliability, material of suitable resistance should be selected. Canadian Solar Inc recommends a minimum thickness of 50mm for the bar. The support bar centerline should be positioned within 100 mm of the side frame centerline (slight shift may be necessary to access module grounding hole). www.canadiansolar.com
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The mounting method has been qualified by Canadian Solar Inc., and the method bolting on the short‐side frame has been certified by VDE, the method bolting on long‐side frame has been certified by both VDE and TUV Rheinland. Modules should be bolted to support structures through mounting holes located in the frame's back flanges only. Do not drill additional holes or modify the module frame. Doing so will void the warranty. Each module must be securely fastened at a minimum of 4 points on two opposite sides, using the most inner mounting holes. If additional wind loads are anticipated for this installation, additional mounting points should be used. System designer and installer are responsible for load calculations and for proper design of support structure. Modules should be bolted at the following hole locations depending on the configuration and load: y
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Table 3: Authorized attachments for bolting method Uplift load ≤ 2400 Pa Downforce load ≤ 2400 Pa Uplift load ≤ 2400 Pa 2400 Pa ≤ Downforce load ≤ 5400 Pa y
Canadian Solar Inc. warranty may be void in cases where improper clamps or unsuitable installation methods are found. When installing inter‐modules or end type clamps, take measures so as: 1. Not to bend the module frame 2. Not to touch or cast shadow on the front glass 3. Not to damage the surface of the frame 4. To ensure the clamps overlap the module frame by at least 5 mm. 5. To ensure the clamps overlap length is at least 40 mm. Clamp material should be anodized aluminum alloy. Floating type clamps are not authorized. Clamp positions are of crucial importance for the reliability of the installation, the clamp centerlines must only be positioned within the ranges indicated in table 4, depending on the configuration and load. For configurations where the mounting rails run parallel to the clamps installation side, precautions should be taken to ensure the module frame (C‐shape) overlap the rail by 15mm or more. Use 4 standard mounting holes (long side) Table 4: Authorized attachments for clamping method Bolting on long side frame Uplift load ≤ 2400 Pa Downforce load ≤ 2400 Pa Uplift load ≤ 2400 Pa 2400 Pa ≤ Downforce load ≤ 5400 Pa Use 4 clamps on the long side, the allowed range depends on the module type. Use 4 clamps on the long side, the allowed range depends on the module type. A1
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Table 5: Authorized attachments for insertion method A2
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Authorized range for clamping as a function of model type: Model type A1 range (mm) B1 range (mm) A2 range (mm) CS5A 220 – 380 330 – 400 170 – 200 CS5AH 120 – 170 120 – 170 170 – 200 CS5P 220 – 390 330 – 400 220 – 270 CS6A 220 – 340 270 – 330 200 – 250 CS6P, CS5T 240 – 410 340 – 410 200 – 250 CS6X 340 – 550 410 – 490 200 – 250 CS6V 240 – 410 340 – 410 170 – 210 CS6VH 130 – 210 160 – 210 170 – 210 For CS6X series, installations where the downforce load can reach up to a 5400Pa are authorized. Use 2 insertion profiles running parallel to the short side frame. Use 2 insertion profiles running parallel to the short side frame. 6.3 METHOD C: INSERTION SYSTEMS y
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The mounting method has been qualified by Canadian Solar Inc and certified by VDE. Insertion methods will vary and are dependent on the mounting structures. Follow mounting guidelines recommended by the mounting system supplier. Each module must be securely maintained through all its length on two opposite sides. Install and tighten the insertion profiles to the support structure using the hardware and instructions provided by the mounting system manufacturer. System designer and installer are responsible for load calculations and for proper design of support structure. Canadian Solar Inc. warranty may be void in cases where improper insertion systems or unsuitable installation methods are found. When installing insertion profiles, take measures so as: 1. Not to bend the module frame 2. Not to touch or cast shadow on the front glass 3. Not to damage the surface of the frame 4. To ensure the insertion profiles overlap the module frame by at least 10 mm. 5. To ensure the module frame (C‐shape) overlap the insertion profiles by at least 15mm. 6. To ensure insertion profile thickness and tolerances suits module thickness (40mm for most of Canadian Solar inc modules). Insertion profile on short side frame 6.4 SPECIFIC MODULE RANGES Technical notes y
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Clamping methods will vary and are dependent on the mounting structures. Follow mounting guidelines recommended by the mounting system supplier. Each laminate must be securely fastened at a minimum of 8 points on the two opposite long sides. Clamp positions are of crucial importance for the reliability of the installation, the clamp centerlines must only be positioned within the ranges www.canadiansolar.com
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indicated in table 6. Install and tighten the module clamps to the mounting rails using the torque stated by the mounting hardware manufacturer (in the absence of instructions, Canadian Solar Inc recommends a torque about 15Nm to 20Nm). System designer and installer are responsible for load calculations and for proper design of support structure. Clamp material should be aluminum. EPDM type rubber or similar material should be used between the laminate/clamp and laminate/mounting rail interfaces in order to prevent any damages to the laminate. Canadian Solar Inc. warranty may be void in cases where improper clamps or unsuitable installation methods are found. When installing inter‐modules or end type clamps, take measures so as: 1. Not to bend the laminate excessively 2. Not to cast shadow on the cells 3. Not to damage or scratch the surface of the glass and backsheet 4. To ensure the clamps overlap the module glass by at least 12 mm. 5. To ensure the clamps overlap length is at least 76 mm. 6. To ensure a minimum contact area of 40mm x 30mm between the clamp and the mounting rails (rail thickness should be at leat 40mm). 7. To use clamps of appropriate thickness, allowing the CS5A‐M‐L 4mm glass laminate to be fixed floatingly. Vertical (landscape) mounting of the laminate is not authorized unless appropriate safety hooks are used to secure the laminate against sliding‐off. 7.0 MAINTENANCE y
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Do not change the PV components (diode, junction box, plug connectors). Regular maintenance is required to keep modules clear of snow, bird droppings, seeds, pollen, leaves, branches, dirt spots and dust. If a module has a sufficient tilt (at least 150), it generally is not necessary to clean the modules (rainfall will have a self‐cleaning effect). When there is a noticeable buildup of soiling deposits on the module surface, wash the PV array with water and a gentle cleaning implement (a sponge) during the cool part of the day. Dirt must never be scraped or rubbed away when dry, as this will cause micro‐scratches. If snow is present, a brush with soft bristles can be used to clean the surface of the module. Periodically inspect the system to make sure all wiring and supports stay intact. If you need electrical or mechanical inspection or maintenance, it is recommended to have a licensed, authorized professional carry out the job to avoid hazards of electric shock or injury. Table 6: Authorized attachments for CS5A‐M‐L laminate Uplift load ≤ 2400 Pa Downforce load ≤ 2400 Pa Uplift load ≤ 2400 Pa 2400 Pa ≤ Downforce load ≤5400 Pa Use 4 clamps on the long side, at the positions defined below (tolerance ±20 mm). A1=286mm
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ANNEX: MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL RATINGS 2
Standard Test Conditions are: irradiance of 1 kW/m , AM1.5 spectrum, and cell temperature of 25°C. The electrical characteristics are respectively within ±10 percent or [0; +5W] of the indicated values for Isc, Voc and Pmax. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Table 7: Specifications for CS‐series photovoltaic modules under STC Maximum Operating Operating Open Circuit Short Circuit Max. Series Overall power voltage current Voltage Current Fuse Rating Dimension Pmax<W> Vmp <V> Imp <A> Voc <V> Isc <A> <A> <mm> CS5E‐20P 20 17.4 1.15 21.7 1.25 3.00 CS5E‐22P 22 17.7 1.24 22 1.33 3.00 Model Type Weight <Kg> 620×248×25 2.10 Model Type Maximum Operating Operating Open Circuit Short Circuit Max. Series Overall power voltage current Voltage Current Fuse Rating Dimension Pmax<W> Vmp <V> Imp <A> Voc <V> Isc <A> <A> <mm> CS5A‐200M/MF/MX/M‐L 200.0 37.4 5.35 45.3 5.71 10.00 CS5A‐205M 205.0 37.7 5.43 45.4 5.81 10.00 CS5A‐210M 210.0 38.1 5.51 45.6 5.90 10.00 CS5AH‐75M 75.0 17.5 4.29 21.7 4.69 10.00 CS5AH‐80M 80.0 17.7 4.55 21.9 4.91 10.00 CS5AH‐85M 85.0 17.8 4.78 22.1 5.12 10.00 CS5AH‐90M 90.0 18 4.99 22.3 5.34 10.00 CS5AH‐95M 95.0 18.3 5.19 22.4 5.52 10.00 10.00 CS5E‐24P 24 18.20 1.32 22.19 1.43 3.00 CS5AH‐100M 100.0 18.5 5.39 22.5 5.74 CS5C‐85M 85 17.8 4.78 22.1 5.12 10.00 CS5AH‐105M 105.0 19.1 5.50 22.7 5.93 10.00 CS5C‐90M 90 18 4.99 22.3 5.34 10.00 CS5P‐215P 215.0 46.4 4.64 57.9 4.99 10.00 CS5C‐95M 95 18.3 5.19 22.4 5.52 10.00 CS5P‐220P 220.0 46.6 4.73 58.3 5.05 10.00 CS5C‐100M 100 18.5 5.39 22.5 5.74 10.00 CS5P‐225P 225.0 46.9 4.79 58.6 5.13 10.00 CS5E‐20M 20 17.6 1.14 21.9 1.23 3.00 CS5P‐230P 230.0 47.0 4.89 58.7 5.22 10.00 CS5E‐22M 22 17.9 1.23 22.2 1.31 3.00 CS5P‐235P 235.0 47.2 4.98 58.8 5.31 10.00 CS5E‐24M 24 18.4 1.31 22.4 1.41 3.00 CS5P‐240P 240.0 47.6 5.04 58.9 5.38 10.00 1231×547×40 8.00 620×284×25 2.10 CS5E‐25M 25 18.7 1.34 22.6 1.43 3.00 CS5P‐245P 245.0 47.9 5.11 59.0 5.47 10.00 CS5F‐13M 13 17.4 0.75 21.5 0.83 3.00 CS5P‐250P 250.0 48.2 5.19 59.1 5.53 10.00 CS5F‐14M 14 17.5 0.8 21.8 0.88 3.00 CS5P‐255P 255.0 48.5 5.26 59.3 5.58 10.00 CS5F‐15M 15 17.8 0.84 22 0.92 3.00 CS5P‐260P 260.0 48.9 5.32 59.5 5.63 10.00 CS5H‐43M 43 17.8 2.41 22.2 2.57 5.00 CS5P‐200M 200.0 46.7 4.29 57.8 4.69 10.00 CS5H‐45M 45 18 2.5 22.3 2.67 5.00 CS5P‐205M 205.0 46.7 4.39 58.0 4.77 10.00 CS5H‐47M 47 18.3 2.57 22.4 2.75 5.00 CS5P‐210M 210.0 46.8 4.49 58.2 4.86 10.00 CS5H‐50M 50 18.7 2.68 22.6 2.86 5.00 CS5P‐215M 215.0 46.8 4.59 58.4 4.95 10.00 CS5A‐165P 165.0 34.9 4.73 43.7 5.09 10.00 CS5P‐220M 220.0 47.0 4.68 58.8 5.01 10.00 CS5A‐170P 170.0 35.2 4.83 43.9 5.20 10.00 CS5P‐225M 225.0 47.4 4.74 59.0 5.09 10.00 CS5A‐175P 175.0 35.4 4.94 44.1 5.31 10.00 1595X801X40 CS5P‐230M 230.0 47.5 4.84 59.1 5.18 10.00 CS5A‐180P 180.0 35.7 5.04 44.2 5.41 10.00 or CS5P‐235M 235.0 47.7 4.93 59.2 5.27 10.00 CS5A‐185P 185.0 36.0 5.14 44.3 5.54 10.00 1580 X808X40 CS5P‐240M 240.0 48.1 4.99 59.4 5.34 10.00 CS5A‐190P 190.0 36.2 5.25 44.4 5.61 10.00 CS5P‐245M 245.0 48.4 5.06 59.5 5.43 10.00 CS5A‐195P 195.0 36.6 5.32 44.6 5.70 10.00 CS5P‐250M 250.0 48.7 5.14 59.6 5.49 10.00 CS5A‐155M/MF/MX/M‐L 155.0 35.1 4.42 43.6 4.80 10.00 1595X801X40 CS5P‐255M 255.0 49.0 5.21 59.8 5.55 10.00 CS5A‐160M/MF/MX/M‐L 160.0 35.1 4.55 43.8 4.91 10.00 (standard Ed1) CS5P‐260M 260.0 49.3 5.27 60.0 5.62 10.00 CS5A‐165M/MF/MX/M‐L 165.0 35.3 4.68 44.1 5.01 10.00 or CS5T‐130M 130.0 29.2 4.45 36.3 4.82 10.00 CS5A‐170M/MF/MX/M‐L 170.0 35.6 4.78 44.3 5.12 10.00 1580 X808X40 CS5T‐135M 135.0 29.3 4.60 36.6 4.95 10.00 CS5T‐140M 140.0 29.5 4.74 36.8 5.08 10.00 CS5T‐145M 145.0 29.8 4.87 37.0 5.21 10.00 CS5T‐150M 150.0 30.1 4.99 37.1 5.34 10.00 CS6H‐26M 26 18.4 1.41 22.7 1.5 3.00 446×284×25 1.50 630×542×25 3.50 15.30 15.30 (standard)
CS5A‐175M/MF/MX/M‐L 175.0 35.8 4.89 44.4 5.23 10.00 (standard Ed2) CS5A‐180M/MF/MX/M‐L 180.0 36.1 4.99 44.6 5.34 10.00 or CS5A‐185M/MF/MX/M‐L 185.0 36.4 5.09 44.6 5.46 10.00 1639X827X17 CS5A‐187.5MF 187.5 36.5 5.14 44.7 5.49 10.00 (MF only) CS5A‐190M/MF/MX/M‐L 190.0 36.6 5.19 44.8 5.52 10.00 or CS6H‐24M 24 18.1 1.33 22.4 1.41 3.00 CS5A‐195M/MF/MX/M‐L 195.0 37 5.27 45 5.62 10.00 CS6H‐22M 22 17.7 1.24 22.1 1.33 3.00 www.canadiansolar.com
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Model Type Maximum Operating Operating Open Circuit Short Circuit Max. Series Overall power voltage current Voltage Current Fuse Rating Dimension Pmax<W> Vmp <V> Imp <A> Voc <V> Isc <A> <A> <mm> Weight <Kg> Model Type Maximum Operating Operating Open Circuit Short Circuit Max. Series Overall power voltage current Voltage Current Fuse Rating Dimension Pmax<W> Vmp <V> Imp <A> Voc <V> Isc <A> <A> <mm> CS6H‐20M 20 17.5 1.14 21.9 1.26 3.00 CS6P‐240M/MM 240.0 30.2 7.95 37.3 8.46 15.00 CS6H‐26P 26 18.2 1.43 22.5 1.52 3.00 CS6P‐245M/MM 245.0 30.3 8.09 37.4 8.61 15.00 CS6H‐24P 24 17.9 1.34 22.2 1.43 3.00 CS6P‐250M/MM 250.0 30.4 8.22 37.5 8.74 15.00 CS6H‐22P 22 17.5 1.25 21.9 1.35 3.00 CS6P‐255M/MM 255.0 30.5 8.35 37.7 8.87 15.00 CS6H‐20P 20 17.3 1.16 21.7 1.28 3.00 CS6P‐260M/MM 260.0 30.7 8.48 37.8 8.99 15.00 CS6D‐60P 60 17.3 3.47 21.7 3.84 10.00 CS6P‐265MM 265.0 30.9 8.61 37.9 9.11 15.00 CS6D‐65P 65 17.5 3.72 21.9 4.02 10.00 CS6P‐270MM 270.0 31.1 8.67 38.2 9.19 15.00 CS6D‐70P 70 17.8 3.93 22.1 4.21 10.00 CS6P‐165PE 165.0 27.7 5.96 35.6 6.73 15.00 CS6D‐75P 75 18.1 4.15 22.3 4.43 10.00 CS6P‐170PE 170.0 28.0 6.07 35.7 6.85 15.00 CS6D‐60M 60 17.5 3.43 21.9 3.78 10.00 CS6P‐175PE 175.0 28.2 6.21 35.8 7.00 15.00 CS6D‐65M 65 17.6 3.68 22.1 3.96 10.00 CS6P‐180PE 180.0 28.2 6.38 35.8 7.16 15.00 CS6D‐70M 70 18.0 3.89 22.3 4.15 10.00 CS6P‐185PE 185.0 28.5 6.49 35.9 7.27 15.00 CS6D‐75M 75 18.3 4.11 22.5 4.37 10.00 CS6P‐190PE 190.0 28.6 6.64 36.0 7.42 15.00 CS6E‐60M 60 18.6 3.23 22.8 3.42 5.00 CS6P‐195PE 195.0 28.7 6.80 36.1 7.54 15.00 CS6E‐55M 55 18.2 3.03 22.4 3.22 5.00 CS6P‐200P/PE/PX 200.0 28.9 6.93 36.2 7.67 15.00 CS6E‐50M 50 17.8 2.82 22.2 3.0 5.00 CS6P‐205P/PE/PX 205.0 28.9 7.09 36.2 7.78 15.00 530×350×25 Weight <Kg> 2.40 783×666×35 12.00 783×666×35 12.00 608×666×35 5.10 CS6E‐45M 45 17.5 2.57 21.9 2.83 5.00 CS6P‐210P/PE/PX 210.0 29.0 7.25 36.4 7.89 15.00 CS6E‐60P 60 18.4 3.26 22.6 3.47 5.00 CS6P‐215P/PE/PX 215.0 29.0 7.40 36.5 8.01 15.00 19.00 (standard) or 20.50 CS6E‐55P 55 18.0 3.06 22.2 3.27 5.00 CS6P‐220P/PE/PM/PX 220.0 29.2 7.53 36.6 8.09 15.00 CS6E‐50P 50 17.6 2.84 22.0 3.27 5.00 CS6P‐225P/PE/PM/PX 225.0 29.4 7.65 36.7 8.19 15.00 CS6E‐45P 45 17.3 2.6 21.7 2.88 5.00 CS6P‐230P/PE/PM/PX 230.0 29.6 7.78 36.8 8.34 15.00 CS6C‐120M 120.0 17.5 6.86 21.9 7.56 15.00 CS6P‐235P/PE/PM/PX 235.0 29.8 7.90 36.9 8.46 15.00 CS6C‐125M 125.0 17.6 7.12 22.0 7.71 15.00 CS6P‐240P/PM/PX 240.0 29.9 8.03 37.0 8.59 15.00 CS6C‐130M 130.0 17.6 7.38 22.1 7.95 15.00 CS6P‐245P/PM/PX 245.0 30.0 8.17 37.1 8.74 15.00 CS6C‐135M 135.0 17.8 7.58 22.2 8.07 15.00 CS6P‐250P/PM/PX 250.0 30.1 8.30 37.2 8.87 15.00 CS6C‐140M 140.0 18.0 7.76 22.3 8.28 15.00 CS6P‐255P/PM/PX 255.0 30.2 8.43 37.4 9.00 15.00 CS6C‐145M 145.0 18.1 8.01 22.4 8.52 15.00 CS6P‐260P/PM/PX 260.0 30.4 8.56 37.5 9.12 15.00 CS6C‐120P 120 17.3 6.93 21.7 7.67 15.00 CS6P‐265PM 265.0 30.6 8.66 37.7 9.23 15.00 CS6C‐125P 125 17.4 7.19 21.8 7.83 15.00 CS6P‐270PM 270.0 30.8 8.75 37.9 9.32 15.00 CS6C‐130P 130 17.4 7.46 21.9 8.07 15.00 CS6P‐275PM 275 31.0 8.88 38.0 9.45 15.00 CS6C‐135P 135 17.6 7.65 22.0 8.19 15.00 CS6A‐160M 160.0 23.3 6.86 29.2 7.56 15.00 CS6C‐140P 140 17.9 7.84 22.1 8.40 15.00 CS6A‐165M 165.0 23.4 7.06 29.2 7.71 15.00 CS6C‐145P 145 17.9 8.09 22.2 8.65 15.00 CS6A‐170M 170.0 23.5 7.24 29.4 7.80 15.00 CS6P‐200M 200.0 29.2 6.86 36.5 7.56 15.00 CS6A‐175M 175.0 23.6 7.41 29.5 7.92 15.00 15.30 CS6P‐205M 205.0 29.2 7.02 36.5 7.66 15.00 CS6A‐180M 180.0 23.8 7.58 29.6 8.07 15.00 (Standard) CS6P‐210M 210.0 29.3 7.17 36.7 7.77 15.00 CS6A‐185M 185.0 23.9 7.74 29.7 8.26 15.00 CS6A‐190M/MM 190.0 24.1 7.87 29.8 8.38 15.00 15.50 CS6A‐195M/MM 195.0 24.2 8.04 29.9 8.56 15.00 (MM only) CS6A‐200M/MM 200.0 24.3 8.22 30.0 8.74 15.00 608×666×35 1485x666x40 12.00 1485×666×40 19.00 (Standard)
215.0 29.3 7.33 36.8 7.89 15.00 CS6P‐220M 220.0 29.5 7.45 36.9 7.97 15.00 CS6P‐225M/MM 225.0 29.7 7.58 37.0 8.07 15.00 CS6P‐230M/MM 230.0 29.9 7.70 37.1 8.22 15.00 CS6A‐205MM 205.0 24.5 8.38 30.2 8.90 15.00 CS6P‐235M/MM 235.0 30.1 7.82 37.2 8.34 15.00 CS6A‐200MM 210.0 24.6 8.54 30.3 9.06 15.00 1638X982X40 EN-Rev 2.4 Copyright© May 2013.CanadianSolarInc.
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Maximum Operating Operating Open Circuit Short Circuit Max. Series Overall power voltage current Voltage Current Fuse Rating Dimension Pmax<W> Vmp <V> Imp <A> Voc <V> Isc <A> <A> <mm> CS6A‐215MM 215.0 24.7 8.70 30.4 9.22 15.00 CS6A‐135PE 135.0 22.3 6.05 28.5 6.82 15.00 CS6A‐140PE 140.0 22.5 6.21 28.6 7.00 CS6A‐145PE 145.0 22.6 6.41 28.7 CS6A‐150PE 150.0 22.9 6.56 CS6A‐155PE 155.0 22.9 6.76 CS6A‐160P/PE/PX 160.0 23.1 CS6A‐165P/PE/PF/PX/P‐L 165.0 23.1 Model Type Maximum Operating Operating Open Circuit Short Circuit Max. Series Overall power voltage current Voltage Current Fuse Rating Dimension Pmax<W> Vmp <V> Imp <A> Voc <V> Isc <A> <A> <mm> CS6V‐210MM 210.0 25.4 8.27 31.3 8.79 15.00 CS6V‐215MM 215.0 25.5 8.43 31.5 8.94 15.00 15.00 CS6V‐220MM 220.0 25.7 8.56 31.6 9.08 15.00 7.19 15.00 CS6V‐225MM 225.0 26.0 8.67 31.8 9.19 15.00 28.8 7.35 15.00 CS6V‐230MM 230.0 26.1 8.81 31.9 9.33 15.00 28.8 7.51 15.00 CS6V‐235MM 235.0 26.4 8.91 32.1 9.45 15.00 6.93 28.9 7.67 15.00 CS6VH‐100MM 100.0 12.6 7.95 15.5 8.46 15.00 7.13 29.0 7.82 15.00 CS6VH‐105MM 105.0 12.7 8.27 15.7 8.78 15.00 CS6VH‐110MM 110.0 12.9 8.55 15.8 9.07 15.00 CS6VH‐115MM 115.0 13.1 8.80 16.0 9.32 15.00 CS6VH‐120MM 120.0 13.4 8.99 16.1 9.56 15.00 CS6A‐170P/PE/PF/PX/P‐L 170.0 23.2 7.32 29.2 7.92 15.00 CS6A‐175P/PE/PF/PX/P‐L 175.0 23.4 7.49 29.3 8.04 15.00 CS6A‐180P/PE/PF/PX/P‐L 180.0 23.5 7.65 29.4 8.19 15.00 CS6A‐185P/PE/PF/PM/PX/P‐L 185.0 23.7 7.82 29.4 8.39 15.00 CS6A‐190P/PE/PF/PM/PX/P‐L 190.0 23.9 7.95 29.6 8.50 15.00 Weight 15.30 (standard) 1324X982X40 or (standard) 18.50 1368X1008X17 (PF only) (PF only) or 15.50 (PM only)
CS6A‐195P/PF/PM/PX/P‐L 195.0 24.0 8.13 29.6 8.69 15.00 CS6A‐200P/PM/PX 200.0 24.1 8.30 29.8 8.87 15.00 CS6A‐205P/PM/PX 205.0 24.2 8.47 29.9 9.03 15.00 CS6A‐210P/PM/PX 210.0 24.3 8.63 30.0 9.19 15.00 CS6A‐215PM 215.0 24.5 8.78 30.2 9.35 15.00 CS6X‐255P 255.0 34.8 7.33 43.7 7.95 15.00 CS6X‐260P 260.0 34.9 7.45 43.8 8.04 15.00 CS6X‐265P 265.0 35.1 7.55 43.9 8.10 15.00 27.00 CS6X‐270P 270.0 35.3 7.65 44.1 8.19 15.00 (4mm CS6X‐275P 275.0 35.5 7.76 44.1 8.31 15.00 CS6X‐280P 280.0 35.6 7.86 44.2 8.42 15.00 CS6X‐285P 285.0 35.8 7.96 44.3 8.53 15.00 23.00 CS6X‐290P 290.0 35.9 8.08 44.4 8.64 15.00 (3.2mm CS6X‐295P 295.0 36.0 8.19 44.5 8.76 15.00 Glass) CS6X‐300P 300.0 36.1 8.30 44.6 8.87 15.00 CS6X‐305P 305.0 36.3 8.41 44.8 8.97 15.00 CS6X‐255M 255.0 35.2 7.25 44.0 7.83 15.00 CS6X‐260M 260.0 35.3 7.37 44.1 7.92 15.00 CS6X‐265M 265.0 35.5 7.47 44.3 7.98 15.00 CS6X‐270M 270.0 35.6 7.58 44.4 8.07 15.00 CS6X‐275M 275.0 35.8 7.68 44.5 8.19 15.00 CS6X‐280M 280.0 36.0 7.78 44.6 8.30 15.00 CS6X‐285M 285.0 36.1 7.89 44.7 8.40 15.00 CS6X‐290M 290.0 36.3 8.00 44.7 8.51 15.00 CS6X‐295M 295.0 36.4 8.11 44.9 8.63 15.00 CS6X‐300M 300.0 36.5 8.22 45.0 8.74 15.00 CS6X‐305M 305.0 36.6 8.33 45.2 8.84 15.00 CS6X‐310M 310.0 36.7 8.44 45.3 8.95 15.00 www.canadiansolar.com
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