Solar Module Dmegc DM465G12RT-G48HBB

Monocrystalline solar cells are divided into two halves (half-cut). This results in lower currents flowing through the individual cell halves, which reduces resistance losses and increases yield. In combination with 16 busbars and 96 cells, the module achieves an efficiency of 23.3%.

Instead of a plastic backsheet, the cells are sandwiched between two glass panes, each 2.0 mm thick. This symmetrical design is mechanically particularly stable, resistant to aging from moisture and UV radiation, and contributes to the long 30-year performance warranty.

A 465 Wp module delivers approximately 440 to 520 kWh per year under Austrian irradiation conditions, depending on orientation and location. At an electricity price of 25 ct/kWh, this corresponds to a saving of around 110 to 130 Euros annually per module.

For a typical annual consumption of 4500 to 5500 kWh, about 20 to 26 of these modules are appropriate, resulting in approximately 9 to 12 kWp system output. The exact number depends on the roof area, orientation, and desired self-consumption rate.

Yes. The module is capable of withstanding up to 5400 Pa snow load and 2400 Pa wind load, making it suitable for snow-rich regions and exposed locations. The glass-glass construction and the low temperature coefficient of -0.29 %/°C ensure stable yields even in cold conditions.

DMEGC is an international manufacturer of photovoltaic modules and magnetic materials with production facilities in China. The company produces monocrystalline solar modules for residential and commercial use.

The DMEGC DM465G12RT-G48HBB is available online from SOLARVIC at solarvic.at. Solar modules are delivered by freight forwarder; the SOLARVIC team will be happy to assist with any questions regarding the design of your system.