Nobody services a camera pole for twelve months at a time, which is exactly why the DLXN-M10-60W is specified the way it is. Its job is to keep a 4G router and a PTZ head alive through a wet winter on a 30-metre cable run, and the 17.26V Vmpp is high enough that the volt drop eating a 12V panel's output never reaches the regulator.
Voltage headroom on long cable
Nameplate output is 60W, and the electricals read 17.26V at MPP, 3.39A Impp, 21.73V open circuit and 3.59A short circuit, all inside a 0/+3W band. That open-circuit figure matters twice over: it stays under the 25V input ceiling of most small MPPT charge controllers, and 30-odd volts of a two-module series string still sits well below the 500 VDC system limit. Thirty-two 182 mm monocrystalline cells reach 16.9% efficiency, so the 460×770×25 mm footprint at 4.07 kg keeps wind sail area modest on a slender mast.
Housing that ignores weather
3.2 mm ultra-white tempered glass, an anodized aluminium perimeter frame and an IP67 potted junction box that tolerates the humidity cycling a mast-top install sees. Mechanical load is rated front 5400 Pa / rear 2400 Pa, operation spans -40 to +85°C, and NOCT is 45.3°C. Temperature drift is the familiar 0.41% per °C on power, 0.34% on Voc and +0.06% on Isc — on a 6A-class array the current gain from heat is negligible, but the voltage loss is not, so mount with air behind the frame.
Specification notes
Cable glands, connector polarity and frame slot positions can be changed for volume orders. The panel catalogue lists every rating in the family; for load and autonomy sums, message our engineering desk with your camera wattage and site latitude.
