MLC School Burwood PV System Profile
Location:Burwood, Australia
Operator:Autonomous Energy Pty Ltd
Commissioning:3/8/2011
PV system power:12.600 kWp
Annual Production:approx. 17,640 kWh (1,400 kWh/kWp)
CO2 avoided:Approx. 18.7 tons per annum
Modules:Kyocera KD210GH-2PU
Communication:Sunny WebBox
Inverter:2 x Sunny Mini Central 6000A

Description:


In May 2010 MLC Burwood installed a 12.6 kilowatt solar power system. The system was installed by Autonomous Energy and funded under the Federal Government's National Solar Schools Program.

The system comprises of 60 high quality Kyocera KD210GH-2P photovoltaic (PV) modules, each rated at 210 watts for a total system capacity of 12.6kW. The PV modules, also known as solar panels, are installed on specific solar module mounting frames which connect to the rafters of the building to ensure that the system is securely attached.

The PV modules are connected to two SMA SMC6000A inverters which convert the DC power from the PV array to mains compatible 240 volt, 50 hertz AC power. This is then fed into the existing electrical distribution box for the building where it can supply power to the electrical loads running in the building such as lighting and computers. All power produced by the solar power system directly reduces the amount of power that the school needs to bring in from the electricity grid.

The system is expected to generate enough electricity to power approximately four average homes and will mitigate approximately 19 tonnes of CO2 emissions each year.

Please note that all times shown in graphs and downloadable csv files are Eastern Standard Time and do not account for daylight saving time differences.
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