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SP10 10 W Solar Panel

Overview

The SP10 is a 10-W photovoltaic power sources capable of recharging batteries. Its 6.1 m (20 ft) cable has stripped and tinned leads that connect to the PS150, PS200, CH150, CH200, or battery base of the CRVW3, CR3000, CR5000, CR7, CR9000X, or CR6. The SP10 has a sufficient charging source for many of our system configurations in tropical to temperate latitudes. It allows unattended operation of systems in remote locations, far from AC electrical sources.

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Benefits and Features

  • Supplies electrical power in locations where ac power is unreliable, expensive, or not available
  • Recharges the sealed rechargeable battery of a PS150, PS200, BP12 (requires CH150 or CH200), BP24 (requires CH150 or CH200), CRVW3, CR3000, or CR5000

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Detailed Description

The SP10 includes mounting hardware consisting of one pn 17492 U-bolt and matching nuts. The U-bolt has a 5.398 cm (2.125 in.) space between the U-bolt legs. This hardware allows the solar panel to be mounted to a 0.75 in. to 1.5 in. IPS pipe [25.4 to 50.8 cm (1 to 2 in.) OD].

A 788 connector must be soldered onto the solar panel leads to use the SP10 with a 21XL rechargeable base.

Specifications

-NOTE- Solar panel characteristics assume 1 kW m-2 illumination and 25°C solar panel temperature. Individual panels may vary up to 10%. The output panel voltage increases as the panel temperature decreases.
Maximum Peak Power 10 W
Current at Peak 0.59 A
Maximum Allowable Wind Gust Speed
  • Note: The wind ratings are for solar panels with the indicated mounts and do not account for strength of tower or tripod.
  • 31 m s-1 (70 mph) Standard mount
  • 58 m s-1 (130 mph) Extended mount
Voltage at Peak 16.8 V
Cable Description 20 AWG, 1-twisted pair
On-board Regulator Included No
Cable Diameter 6.35 mm (0.25 in.)
Dimensions 41.9 x 26.9 x 2.3 cm (16.5 x 10.6 x 0.9 in.)
Weight 2.1 kg (4.6 lb)

Compatibility

Note: The following shows notable compatibility information. It is not a comprehensive list of all compatible or incompatible products.

Data Loggers

Product Compatible Note
CR300 The SP10 is compatible with the built-in regulator.
CR3000 (retired) (The SP10 is compatible with the built-in regulator.)
CR310 (The SP10 is compatible with the built-in regulator.)
CR350 The SP10 is compatible with the built-in regulator.
CR6 (The SP10 is compatible with the built-in regulator.)
CRVW3 (The SP10 is compatible with the built-in regulator.)

Power Supplies

Product Compatible Note
BP12
BP24
BP84
CH150
CH200
PS150 (The SP10 is compatible with the built-in regulator.)
PS200 (The SP10 is compatible with the built-in regulator.)

Additional Compatibility Information

Regulators

The SP10 is compatible with the CH150; the CH200; the CH201; or the regulator built into the PS150, PS200, CR6, CR3000, CR300, CR310, or CRVW3.

Batteries

The SP10 is compatible with EnerSys Genesis NP series (such as PS200, BP12, BP24), EnerSys Cyclone Series, or Concorde Sun Xtender Series (such as BP84) batteries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Number of FAQs related to SP10: 2

  1. Multiple SP10 solar panels can be used together if required. For assistance with this type of installation, contact Campbell Scientific. 

  2. Regulators control the current flowing to the battery and prevent the battery current from flowing to the charging source. These solar panels do not include an on-board voltage regulator, so a stand-alone regulator would be required to complete a power supply.

    Typically, these solar panels are connected to a CH100, CH200, PS100, or PS200, as well as to the battery base of a CR3000 or CR5000. The PS100 and the PS200, as well as the battery base of the CR3000 and CR5000, include an internal regulator.

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