SEPA300A SEPA300 single array consists of two 150 Watt modules which are mechanically fastened to a vented aluminum panel pan with stainless steel fasteners, optional full panel backside damage prevention, and terminated in pre-wired 3 prong Molex type connector. The array has a 10 year warranty for 10% power loss and 25 year warranty for 20% power loss. Solar array has a life cycle testing and actual field proven life of over 30 years.
The vented aluminum battery box contains the sealed GEL battery which is integrally mounted and pre-wired to include a standard wire harness with simple plug in connections for the SEPCO ALC Adaptive Lighting Control / MPPT Maximum Power Point Tracker and the solar panel assembly. Battery assembly is complete with all stainless steel mounting hardware. All metal crafting has been performed by high speed robotic presses using computer programmed instructions.
The aluminum power bracket consists of a substaintial aluminum channel for mounting to any pole or wall and providing a low profile to provide maximum strength for wind loading for the location of installation. The power bracket contains predrilled and tapped battery slide mount bolts.
The whole assembly uses SEPCO's unique “Through the Pole” rear wire routing output for no exposed wiring to provide a neat clean appearance for the finished installation.
Every SEPCO solar electric power assembly have proven themselves as the most rugged and robust design in thousands of installations worldwide since their introduction in 1994. SEPCO systems surpass all codes, compliances and quality controls.
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