Rental fleets destroy solar panels in ways homeowners never do: they get dragged across gravel, stacked on a truck bed, clamped to a towable light tower and left to rattle for a season. The DLXN-M10-200W is the largest module in this family that two people can still handle at 12.5 kg, which makes it the practical ceiling for temporary site power.
Site power per panel
At STC it delivers 200W with Vmpp 18.76V, Impp 10.66A, Voc 21.79V and Isc 11.24A, in a 0/+3W tolerance band. Thirty-six 182 mm cells reach 18.5% module efficiency across 1380×770×30 mm, and the 1000 VDC system voltage means a site string of six to ten units is electrically unremarkable — useful when a welfare cabin needs a real array rather than a token panel. A single unit covers roughly 800-900 Wh a day at mid-latitude, enough for tool charging, a site laptop and LED lighting, not enough for a heater.
Handling and abuse tolerance
The 30 mm profile carries 3.2 mm tempered glazing in an anodized aluminium frame, with the junction box recessed at the back and sealed to IP67. A 5400 Pa front rating and 2400 Pa at the rear covers the case of a panel laid flat and walked on during a shift change, and the -40 to +85°C rating with 45.3°C NOCT covers both a desert compound and a winter laydown yard. Power coefficient -0.41%/°C, Voc -0.34%/°C, Isc +0.06%/°C, with a 10A series fuse.
Fleet purchasing
Connector type, lead length and frame hole pattern can be standardised across a rental fleet so panels and harnesses stay interchangeable. See the complete panel listing or request fleet pricing against your cabin count and duty cycle.
