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AHONY sailboat semi rigid solar panel is popular in Sweden

Customer installed AHONY eMarvel 110w semi rigid solar module in Sweden,it has reinforcement material to make panel strong and solid,when people start sailing,usually walk on the surface around,conventional semi flexible solar panel is thin and not so strong constructed,when people walk on it,there will be usually have hidden crack,which can not be seen by eyes,only professional test machine.AHONY eMarvel unique technology solved this problem.

It uses leading brand SunPower cell with efficiency up to 24.2%;

Moreover,it's special producing workmanship makes lifespan longer.

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AHONY eMarvel solar panel install in Sweden sailboat

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Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China

Willy

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