1500VDC, Solar PVGU, Bi-Sun & BAPV Modules

-Sept 2016
Solar System Voltage Trends
Past- 400VDC- 600VDC
Present- 1000VDC
Future- 1500VDC

System Voltage?:
The maximum DC voltage commonly is a safety
relevant limit for sizing a PV system
Solar modules are connected in series to obtain
higher output voltage. The maximum system
voltage however must not be exceeded.
Why 1500 VDC?
Example of 10MW Power Plant
1000 VDC 1500 VDC

22 modules/String 32 modules/String
(5.5kW) (8.0kW)

20 Strings/ Array 20 Strings/ Array

(110kW) (160kW)

~91 Arrays/ 10MW ~63 Arrays/ 10MW

Reduced BOS- Balance of System will reduce

Lower LCOE- Levelized Cost of Energy- Cost to Energy Ratio will reduce
Reduction of Losses- Mainly Higher Voltages- DC current losses will reduce
Higher System efficiency- Overall Efficiency will increase.
Present day glass is a part of Civil
engineering architecture for exterior face lift,
glass in integration with other allied material
can contribute to green building concept one
among is DGU (Double Glass Unit).

TOPSUNs SolarPVGU is new concept of DGU,

brings in one more attribute green energy
generation.
Double glazing or IGU ( insulated glass)
consists of two panes of glass bonded to
both the sided on an spacer to create one
unit the space between the panes of glass
may be filled with Argon gas to increase the
insulating properties.

System constituents are:

Solar crystalline PV module (BAPV).
Rear TG (Toughened / tinted/ Frost) pane
Desiccant filled spacer bar.
Primary sealant.
Secondary sealant.
Our Standard cells:
Mono facial-------------

New Technology cells:

Bi-facial Cells-----------

Our New Product name came based on

Bi-
bi-facial cells Bi -Sun Modules
Standard Modules:
Power from direct Sun Light and
No Power from Reflected Light
Bi-Sun Modules:
Power from direct Sun Light and
Power from Reflected Light
BAPV- Building Associated PV Modules

It is Glass to Glass Module.

Building-
Building-Integrated
Photovoltaics(BIPV
Photovoltaics BIPV)
BIPV
are photovoltaic materials
that are used to replace
conventional building
materials in parts of the
building envelope such as
the roof, skylights, or
facades.