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*Their hybrid model is called the "Spring" panel | *Their hybrid model is called the "Spring" panel | ||
*[https://dualsun.com/en/product/hybrid-panel-spring/ Their Product Page] | *[https://dualsun.com/en/product/hybrid-panel-spring/ Their Product Page] | ||
*Power Quote From [https://academy.dualsun.com/hc/en-us/articles/360005304899-Given-the-choice-between-a-3-kWp-pure-PV-module-and-a-1-kWp-hybrid-DualSun-module-for-the-same-price-why-should-I-choose-the-DualSun- This Page] | |||
** "A DualSun panel has a thermal power output of 404 Wth for domestic hot water use as well as a photovoltaic power capacity of 280 Wp, adding up to a total of 684 W / panel" | |||
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Revision as of 01:43, 10 September 2020
Basics
- Often shortened to Photovoltaic Thermal collectors, and abbreviated as PVT
- A Combination of a Photovoltaic Panel and a Solar Hot Water Heater
- Cools the PV panel, increasing it's efficiency, and produces hot water (or another working fluid)
Off the Shelf Options
Dual Sun
- Their hybrid model is called the "Spring" panel
- Their Product Page
- Power Quote From This Page
- "A DualSun panel has a thermal power output of 404 Wth for domestic hot water use as well as a photovoltaic power capacity of 280 Wp, adding up to a total of 684 W / panel"