Small, but powerful

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The reduced size of this module is Winaico's reaction to the market swing from large to small-scale arrays, which it seems are particularly in demand in Italy and England. The module can be found in power classes from 170 to 195 watts.

Besides its black appearance, it's said to have high efficiency and a good low-light characteristic. Since it's flexible in design, the surface area of the small system can be optimally exploited. The manufacturer offers comprehensive insurance cover if a module is purchased.

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