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Flexible Modules
Features
Module Ratings -- 32, 11, 5 Watts Polymer Laminated Weather-Resistant Three-Year Limited Warranty Blocking Diodes for Battery Protection Applications
Marine Use
Battery Maintenance
Recreational Vehicles
Camping
Hiking
UNI-SOLAR® Flexible panels can be mounted on curved surfaces such as hatch covers, decks and vehicle roofs, or tied down on sail covers, dingies, and canvas awnings. For battery (typically 12V) maintenance and to improve battery system reliability, the USF battery charger is flexible, reliable and cost-effective for many applications. Each UNI-SOLAR® flexible solar battery charger uses United Solar's proprietary Triple Junction spectrum-splitting thin film amorphous silicon cell design to achieve high performance.
Models
USF-32
USF-11
USF-5
Features
Module Ratings -- 32, 11, 5 Watts Polymer Laminated Weather-Resistant Three-Year Limited Warranty Blocking Diodes for Battery Protection Features
Module Ratings -- 32, 11, 5 Watts Polymer Laminated Weather-Resistant Three-Year Limited Warranty Blocking Diodes for Battery Protection 
UNI-SOLAR® Flexible Modules are ideal for a wide range of applications. For instance, the UNI-SOLAR® USF-32 is ideal for marine applications. With its 32 W output power rating, the USF-32 is a full power solar charger for cruising, extended travel and independent living. The flexible module can be permanently mounted to curved or flexible surfaces, or temporarily mounted on bimini tops or flying bridges.
The UNI-SOLAR® USF-32 is also ideal for recreational applications. Mounted on the awning of a mobile home, the USF-32 recharges the system's batteries during the day. The light-weight, flexible UNI-SOLAR® battery charging module is easily positioned for optimal solar exposure and optimal power.
You can see UNI-SOLAR® flexible panels in action. Mick Bird is rowing solo around the world aboard his 28' vessel, Reach. UNI-SOLAR® flexible panels are used to operate his computer and communications equipment. Good Luck Mick!
For more information on Mick's adventures, visit his educational web site http://www.naau.com