SHARP's latest addition to its high quality solar panel family is the ND-T060M1 60W poly-crystalline solar panel. It features Back Surface Field technology, a new frame design and extra long solar outdoor rated cable length. Primarily suited for off-grid stand-alone systems, it can also be connected in groups for larger stand-alone or grid-connect systems. With this new 60W model, it brings the range of Sharp solar panels we carry to 60W, 80W, 120W and 175W types.

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As the first ever Youth Olympic Games (YOG) commences its games in Singapore from 14th August 2010, it reminded us of our involvement in another historical sports event held in Singapore last year.

On 28 June 2009, the 1st Asian Youth Games (AYG) Singapore 2009 rolled off with the Torch Relay Lighting Ceremony powered by a unique rotating self-powered solar system. The flame igniting solar system for the AYG was jointly developed by the 5 polytechnics. It was a tremendous success and Kamtex Solar is proud to play a part in it.

Dear customers, please take note that Kamtex Solar is having a company-wide overseas event  from 10th to 13 October. The office will closed during this period.

The office will reopen on Wednesday, 14th Oc 2009, 11am, GMT +0800 time.

Thank you for your understanding.

The Singapore NTU team won the 2nd Safety Award in the Shell Eco-marathon 2009. Powered by a 4.5 sq m array of silicon photovoltaic cells which convert sunlight into energy, the 3.5 m by 1.3 m by 0.9m three-wheeled NTU car achieved 103 km per kWh of energy, producing more energy than it consumed. Kamtex is pleased to be involved in it.