100W N-Type Bifacial
Compact fixed arrays on vans, sheds and cabins where a 100W module fits the available space.
- Rated power
- 100W
- Working voltage (Vmp)
- 23.6 V
- Connector
- Solar connectors
23.6V Vmp · 28.5V Voc · Rigid
Use the exact RSP100DCT label and do not add an assumed rear-side gain to the array total.
Will it fit my station?Check connections and input limits.OpenClose+
Check more than the wattage.
Use the checker to compare input limits, cold voltage, current and the complete wiring arrangement.
Specifications and sourcesElectrical values from the manufacturer record.OpenClose+
Electrical specifications for one panel.
These are standard test condition values. Real output and cold voltage depend on the installation and weather.
Understand Vmp, Voc, Imp and Isc →- Rated power
- 100 W
- Working voltage (Vmp)
- 23.6 V
- Open-circuit voltage (Voc)
- 28.5 V
- Working current (Imp)
- 4.24 A
- Short-circuit current (Isc)
- 4.45 A
- Connector
- Solar connectors
- Format
- Rigid
- Voc temperature coefficient
- -0.26%/°C
Compare the source with your unit’s label.
A similar name may cover different generations or regional bundles. The cited source documents this reference model; it is not a Nigerian stock check or a hands-on test by us.
This panel can also collect light from the back. Our calculation leaves that possible extra output out to avoid an optimistic result.
Questions and alternativesConnection guidance and other models.OpenClose+
Before connecting the panel.
Does Renogy 100W N-Type Bifacial fit every power station?
No. In addition to 100W, check voltage, current, connector and polarity against the station’s input specifications.
How do Vmp and Voc differ?
Vmp is the working voltage of 23.6V; Voc is the open-circuit voltage of 28.5V. Voc can rise further in cold conditions.
Can I connect several panels?
Series wiring adds voltage and parallel wiring adds current. Check the whole arrangement and protection requirements against the station’s limits.