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NQB Specification and Assembl y

The document describes the specifications and assembly of a nano QB (nQB) product. The nQB measures 12 cm x 10.5 cm x 3.8 cm and has a 120 cm cable that can be customized. It is made of polycarbonate and requires no external power source as it draws less than 100mW of power from the attached solar panel, increasing its output by 10% under typical weather conditions from 10-45 degrees Celsius.

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NQB Specification and Assembl y

The document describes the specifications and assembly of a nano QB (nQB) product. The nQB measures 12 cm x 10.5 cm x 3.8 cm and has a 120 cm cable that can be customized. It is made of polycarbonate and requires no external power source as it draws less than 100mW of power from the attached solar panel, increasing its output by 10% under typical weather conditions from 10-45 degrees Celsius.

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nQB specification and assembl y

Mechanical Specification:

Length X Width X Height: 12 cmX10.5 cmX3.8 cm

Length of Cable: 120 cm. Cable length on both sides can be changed and cable assembly can be customized for
customers

Enclosure material: Same as junction box (polycarbonate)

Electrical:

Power Source: PV panel. No external power source is required.

Power consumption: <100mW. This power is drawn from the solar panel.

Power Increase: 10%+ under typical operating weather conditions

Operating weather conditions:

Temperature: -5 deg.C to 85 deg.C (typical operating conditions: 10 deg.C to 45 deg.C)

Figure 3: nano QB

nQB Study on PV Modules | 11/14/2017

Figure 4: nQB installed on a PV panel

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