Solbian SunBoard Solar Kit for Marine Energy | 2026 Review – News and Statistics – IndexBox

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Italian photovoltaic manufacturer Solbian has released a new solar kit designed for installation on boat davits, according to a report from pv magazine. The product, named SunBoard, is presented as a method for generating renewable energy on vessels by utilizing surfaces that are frequently unoccupied.
The kit represents the company’s initial rigid-frame module, constructed to offer a stable platform for davit mounting. It is affixed to the upper davit and stanchions with ropes connected to perimeter eyelets. An aluminum rod with sliding clips on the module’s lower edge permits the panel to be angled between zero and ninety degrees.
Two versions are available: the SunBoard Kit S and the SunBoard Kit M. Both employ high-efficiency SunPower Maxeon back-contact solar cells. The Kit S provides 80 W of power with a conversion efficiency of 24.0 percent, while the larger Kit M provides 108 W at 24.4 percent efficiency. The two kits share the same physical dimensions, though the Kit M has a greater weight.
Electrical specifications differ between the models, with distinct maximum power voltages and currents. The panels are rated for operation across a wide temperature range and carry a specific temperature coefficient. Each panel includes eyelets for attachment and dual junction boxes compatible with standard connectors, with versions configured for different sides of a vessel. Optional accessories are available.
The system supports a high maximum voltage and reverse current rating and comes with a five-year warranty. The manufacturer states the kit is built to resist specific wind speeds, facilitating installation on unused boat surfaces.
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