Mitsubishi Electric

Mitsubishi Electric photovoltaic modules are designed for both commercial and domestic applications suitable for grid-connected systems and offer both high performance and reliability.

These polycrystalline PV modules are manufactured to the strictest engineering guidelines to meet the strict requirements of international quality standards such as (UL 1703, IEC 61215, TÜV Safety Class II).

Installer MCS Accreditation

All installers of Mitsubishi Electric PV products must be MCS-accredited. Those installers considering attaining their MCS accreditation should refer to the following webpage for a list of accreditation bodies. These organizations will be able to advise you on all aspects of gaining your MCS accreditation.

Microgeneration Certification Scheme

Mitsubishi Electric PV Packs

Mitsubishi PV Pack

Mitsubishi Electric PV Packs bring together high efficiency Mitsubishi Electric PV modules with an inverter and a mounted system to create complete kits for residential properties with pitched roofs.

Installers wishing to work with PV Pack need to be approved to do so. Ideally, installers should be MCS accredited prior to working with PV Pack, however Mitsubishi Electric are willing to provide systems for witnessed installations as part of a new installer's accreditation process.

Roof Type	Standards
• New build & retrofit • Concrete tile • Clay tile • Slate	• Use MCS-accredited Mitsubishi Electric PV-TD185MF5 & PV-TD180MF5 Modules • Inverters conform with G83 grid connect standards • Design and component set conforms to DTI best practice guidlines • Suitable for MCS-compliant installations • MCS-compliant owners manual included

TD-Series Photovoltaic Module

Mitsubishi TD Series Module The TD185MF5 is a high-quality 185Wp 50 cell polycrystalline module. Standard dimensions and frame profile mean that it is compatible with all mainstream mounting systems and roof types; membrane, standing seam, profiled, tiled etc. Likewise, it can be used in vertical rainscreen cladding systems.

An exceptionally rigorous cell selection process ensures consistent voltages across all the modules in an array, thus maximising system current and the yield that can be expected. This exacting approach is also reflected in the very tight tolerance range of the nominal maximum power.

The module meets IEC 61215 and EN 61730. It carries the CE mark and is accredited under the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) which ensures eligibility for UK Government-sponsored incentives, such as capital grant schemes and special tariffs.

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19th May 2012