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`BP MSX 120
`
`
`120-Watt Multicrystalline
`Photovoltaic Module
`
`BP Solar's MSX series is a premium line of PV modules with a 25-year performance warranty,
`tightly controlled electrical parameters, and labeling showing each module's tested electrical
`characteristics. Providing 120 watts of nominal maximum power, the MSX 120is used primarily
`in large battery-equipped PV systems or —through an inverter —to provide AC powerdirectly to
`a load. Typical applications include grid-supplemental residential and commercial systems,
`telecommunications, remote villages and clinics, pumping, and land-based navigation aids. Its
`attractive bronze-anodized frame also suits it well for architectural applications.
`
`This product is available as a framed module or an unframed laminate, in 12V or 24V nominal
`configurations, with either:
`* Dual high-volumejunction boxes whichallow on-site 12V/24V selection by rewiring (MSX 120);
`¢ Installation-speeding DC-rated polarized connectors (MSX 120MC),
`
`
`
`Bronze Anodized
`Universal Frame
`
`Proven Materials
`and Construction
`BP Solar’s quarter-century of field
`experience showsin every aspect
`of these module's construction and
`materials:
`
`¢ 72 multicrystalline silicon solar
`cells configured as one series
`string or two 36-cell series strings
`(bypass diodesare included);
`* Cells are laminated between
`sheets of ethylene vinyl acetate
`(EVA) and high-transmissivity
`low-iron 3mm tempered glass;
`¢ Frame strength exceeds require-
`
`.
`connection blocks enable most
`system array connections (putting
`modulesin series or parallel) to be
`maderight in the boxes. Options
`include:
`* an oversize terminal block which
`accepts conductors up to 25mm?
`(AWG #4); standard terminals
`accept up to 6mm? (AWG #10);
`* a Solarstate™ charge regulator.
`Products with junction boxes may be|BP MSX 120
`rewired to provide 12V or 24V output.
`
`mentsofcertifying agencies. MSX 120 laminates also qualify for
`
`Weatherproof Connectors
`
`Limited Warranties
`¢ Poweroutput for 25 years;
`* Freedom from defectsin
`materials and workmanship
`for 5 years.
`See our website of your loeal
`representative far full berms-of
`these warranties.
`
`the abovelistings and certifications;
`MSX 120MC laminates are UL-
`recognized. MSX 120 modules and
`laminates with junction boxes are
`MSX 120MCoutputis via heavy-duty
`also certified by PowerMark
`(4mm?/AWG#12) output cables with
`Corporation and approved by Factory
`polarized weatherproof DC-rated
`Mutual Researchforapplication in
`connectors which provide reliable
`NEC Class 1, Division 2, Groups
`low-resistance connections, eliminate
`C & D hazardouslocations.
`wiring errors, and speedinstallation.
`Asymmetrical cables enable side-by-|Individually Tested
`
`side or end-to-end module placement|and Labeled <éu> [Co]
`in arrays.
`Each module tested and labeled with
`TV
`.
`.
`.
`its actual output — voltage, current,
`High-Capacity Versatile
`and powerat maximum powerpoint
`Junction Box
`(Pmax) —at Standard Test Conditions
`The junction boxes of the MSX 120
`and Standard Operating Conditions.
`are raintight (IP54 rated) and accept
`PG13.5 or 1/2" nominal conduit or
`cablefittings. Their volume (411cc,
`25 cubic inches) and 6-terminal
`
`©2002 BP Solar Global Marketing
`
`01-4003-2 2/02
`
`HANWHA1017
`
`HANWHA 1017
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`Quality and Safety
`MSX 120 and MSX 120MC modules are manufactured in our ISO 9001-
`certified factories, listed by Underwriter’s Laboratories for electrical and
`fire safety (ClassCfire rating), certified by TUV Rheinland asClassII
`equipment, and comply with the requirements of IEC 61215 including:
`* repetitive cycling between -40°C and 85°C at 85% relative humidity;
`* simulated impact of 25mm (one-inch) hail at terminalvelocity;
`* a “damp heat”test, consisting of 1000 hours of exposure to 85°C
`and 85% relative humidity;
`* a “hot-spot” test, which determines a module's ability to tolerate
`localized shadowing (which can cause reverse-biased operation and
`localized heating);
`static loading, front and back, of 2400 pascals (50 psf); front loading
`(e.g. snow) of 5400 pascals (113 psf).
`
`MSX 120
`
`MSX 110°
`
`120W.
`33.7V
`3.56A
`114W
`3.87A
`42.1V
`
`110W.
`33.6V
`3.3A
`105W
`3.6A
`41.6V
`
`(0.065+0.015)%/°C
`-(80+10)mV/°C
`-(0.540.05)%/°C
`47+2°C
`
`600V (U.S. NEC rating)
`1000V (TUV Rheinlandrating)
`20A
`
`MSX 120 I-V Curves
`
`Electrical Characteristics’
`
`Maximum power(Prax)?
`Voltage at Prax (Vp)
`Current at Prax (Imp)
`Minimum Prax
`Short-circuit current(I.¢)
`Open-circuit voltage (Vo)
`Temperature coefficientof lo,
`Temperature coefficient of Voc
`Temperature coefficient of power
`NOCT:
`
`Maximum system voltage
`
`Maximum series fuse rating
`
`Notes
`
`1. These data represent the performanceoftypical MSX 110 and
`MSX 120 products in 24V configuration. The data are based on
`measurements made in accordance with ASTM E1036 corrected
`to SRC (Standard Reporting Conditions, also known as STC or
`Standard Test Conditions), which are:
`*
`illumination of 1 kW/m? (1 sun) at spectral distribution of AM
`1.5 (ASTM E892 global spectralirradiance);
`* cell temperature of 25°C.
`2. During the stabilization process which occurs during the first
`few months of deployment, module power may decrease
`approximately 3% from typical Pray:
`3. The cells in an illuminated module operate hotter than the
`ambient temperature. NOCT (Nominal Operating Cell
`Temperature)is an indicator of this temperature differential, and
`is the cell temperature under Standard Operating Conditions:
`ambient temperature of 20°C, solarirradiation of 0.8 kW/m’,
`and wind speedof 1 m/s.
`4. The powerofsolar cells varies in the normal course of
`production; the MSX 110 is assembled usingcells of slightly
`lower powerthan the MSX120.
`
`
`
`Current(A)
`
`> oO
`
`70
`
`60
`
`5.0
`
`30
`
`20
`
`10
`
`50
`40
`30
`20
`24 nom +——>10
`
`Pl
`5 10
`15
`20
`25
`
`12V nom
`
`Voltage (V)
`
`2
`
`

`

`Mechanical Characteristics
`
`Weight
`MSX 120, MSX 120MC
`
`13.0 kg (28.6 pounds)
`
`Dimensions
`Framed modules: See drawing
`MSX 120 laminate: 1097 [43.2] x 981 [38.6] x 48 [1.9]
`MSX 120MC laminate: 1097 [43.2] x 981 [38.6] x 18 [0.7]
`Unbracketed dimensions are in millimeters.
`Dimensions in brackets are in inches.
`Overall tolerances +3mm (1/8")
`
`
`
`4¢@—$_$____+—__—— 99 [39,0]
`
`_—
`sii
`
`9.5 [0.38] dia.
`mtg. holes
`| (8 places)
`
`
`
`Grounding hole
`(2 places)
`See grounding detail
`
`610 [24.0]
`
`230[9.1]
`
`16 [0.63]
`4
`|
`,
`_ =
`
`o—___& CN.7.A (does not include
`
`17 [0.69] | pe 956 [37.6]
`screw head)
`Conduit
`Junction
`2.8 [0.11] Max.
`Box
`screw head projection
`(12 places)
`
`x<
`
`Back View
`
`
`
`x<
`
`1108 [43.6]
`(does notinclude
`screw head
`projection)
`
`
`
`|
`
`Front View
`
`MSX 120
`
`
`
`(-) Cable
`800mm [31.5]
`
`(+) Cable
`ra) ~ msx420me — - 1250mm [49.2]
`Enclosure
`
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`
`Grounding Detail
`
`Section X-X
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`7 [— 11.1 [0.44]
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`[ 2.4 [0.09]
`| _ 27 [1.06]
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`3
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`

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`aR bp solar
`
`This publication summarizes product warranty and specifications, which are
`subject to change without notice and should not be usedasthe definitive
`sourceof information for final system design. Additional warranty and
`technical information may be found on our website www.bpsolar.com
`or may be obtained from yourlocal representative.
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