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 razor-thin, nothing protruding |
 recessed wires, flat back |
 wire exit through deck or on top |
 step-on array with anti-skid strips less sensitive to partial shadow |
 Bluewater™ arrays adapt to rounded surfaces |
 Boom mount at anchor |
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LATEST NEWS: 100 watt module will be introduced in Europe at the Grand Pavois boat show (La Rochelle, France) in September! • Efficient - New monocrystalline silicon cells with a 17+% conversion rate render twice the power of thin film "flexible" panels and equals or surpasses traditional framed panels. • Ultrathin - All models are only 4.5 mm (3/16") thick with NOTHING protruding from the surface that can catch sheets, sails or your feet • Light-weight - ideal for racing, or for mounting on a bimini, dodger or other light structure • Recessed wires - wires are protected in grooves and can either be installed hidden or on top • Rugged - sealed with heavy-duty DuPont Tefzel® which provides superior UV, salt water and chemical resistance • Step-on - you can step on the textured anti-skid surface • Maximum use of space - modular approach permits the use of more available surface area • Mount on curved surface - the narrow modules are slightly flexible and can be installed to follow a curved surface • Temporary use at anchor - mount on boom with bungee cords, then store under bunk or cushion while underway • Partial shade resistance - arrays of panels are less sensitive to shadow from the sail, boom and mast than a large single panel • Beautiful - not an eyesore on the boat you are so proud of |
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Arrays: Arrays are combinations of modules. If connected in parallel they can be made up of different size modules to fit the available space, providing the power of the combined panels. Here are some examples (drawing scale varies):
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Last update 30JUL2012