Solar module 1.5 V/420 mA

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4 Solar module 1.5 V/420 mA

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Description

For conversion of light into electrical energy. With 2-mm sockets.

Technical data

Open circuit voltage: 1.5 V
Current: max. 420 mA
Power: max. 215 mW
Connection: 2-mm sockets (red and black)
Dimensions: 70 mm x 105 mm x 15 mm
Weight: 70 g

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