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Compact 2.5W 18V polysilicon panel measuring 194x120mm for DIY charging projects
This compact polysilicon module delivers 2.5W at 18V for low-power DIY projects. Weighing 91g and measuring 194 x 120mm with a 3mm profile, it suits portable chargers, educational kits, and small toy power applications. The black and green panel arrives ready for outdoor experimentation.
Buyers needing higher wattage for battery banks or home energy systems should look elsewhere. The fixed 18V output may not suit low-voltage logic circuits without a regulator. Not intended for permanent roof mounting or grid-tie installations.
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The 2.5 W rating is the maximum output under standard test conditions; real-world output will be lower depending on sun angle, temperature and shading.
The 18 V open-circuit voltage determines the maximum voltage the panel can present to a charge controller or load; any connected regulator must accept at least 18 V input.
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