Osda ODA585-36V-MHD 585W N-Type Bifacial (sold in the UAE as "DS16 144-585M")

AED 415 verified 5 Aug 2026 — prices in the UAE move weekly

Specifications

maximumPower585 W (Pmax)
openCircuitVoltage51.16 V (Voc, +/-3%)
shortCircuitCurrent14.55 A (Isc, +/-3%)
voltageAtMaximumPower42.52 V (Vmpp)
currentAtMaximumPower13.76 A (Impp)
moduleEfficiency22.64%
cellTypeN-type bifacial mono, 182 x 91 mm half-cells, 144 cells (12 x 12)
busbars16BB (SMBB super multi-busbar)
glass2.0 mm anti-reflective coated front, 2.0 mm glazed rear (double glass)
dimensions2278 x 1134 x 30 mm
weight32.0 kg
mechanicalLoad2400 Pa front / 5400 Pa rear
maxSystemVoltage1500 V
WarrantyOsda's ODA-144MHD datasheet states 15 years product warranty (material and workmanship) and 30 years linear power output, with the published degradation curve running from 99% in year 1 to 87.4% in year 30. The UAE listing advertises '30 years warranty' without the distinction; the term that replaces a failed panel is the 15-year one.

The Osda ODA585-36V-MHD is a 585W N-type bifacial double-glass module, listed in Dubai at AED 415 — AED 0.71 per watt — on 5 August 2026, in stock at maxima.solar under the seller's own SKU "DS16 144-585M".

It is the only panel on that shelf whose published specification can be checked line by line against the manufacturer's datasheet, and it passes.

Specifications

Spec

Value

Maximum power (Pmax)

585 W

Module efficiency

22.64%

Open-circuit voltage (Voc)

51.16 V (±3%)

Short-circuit current (Isc)

14.55 A (±3%)

Voltage at max power (Vmpp)

42.52 V

Current at max power (Impp)

13.76 A

Cell type

N-type bifacial mono, 182 × 91 mm half-cells

Cell count

144 (12 × 12)

Busbars

16BB, SMBB super multi-busbar

Glass

2.0 mm AR-coated front / 2.0 mm glazed rear

Dimensions

2278 × 1134 × 30 mm

Weight

32.0 kg

Mechanical load

2400 Pa front / 5400 Pa rear

Max system voltage

1500 V

Every row above is read off Osda's ODA-144MHD datasheet, accessed 5 August 2026. The first five also appear, identically, in the UAE listing's own quick-spec block.

Two things the UAE listing gets wrong about its own product

"9 busbar" — it is 16BB. Osda's datasheet specifies SMBB super multi-busbar construction with sixteen busbars. Busbar count is not marketing: more of them shorten the distance current travels across a cell, which cuts resistive loss and reduces the output lost when a cell cracks. The seller is understating the module.

"30 years warranty" — that is the output warranty only. Osda publishes 15 years product (material and workmanship) and 30 years linear power output, with a curve running 99% in year 1 to 87.4% in year 30. The two promise different things and the shorter one is the one that replaces a broken panel.

And "DS16-144-585M" is not an Osda part number. It is the seller's SKU pattern — the same site uses DS-prefixed SKUs for its own DUSOL house brand and attaches a near-identical string to a Jinko listing. The manufacturer designation is ODA585-36V-MHD. Insist on it appearing on the invoice.

String design, before you order

At 51.16 V open-circuit per module, ten in series is 511.6 V at standard test conditions — and Voc rises as temperature falls, so a January dawn in Dubai pushes it higher still. Several small single-phase inverters sold in the UAE cap at 500 V DC, including the KStar 3 kW on this same shelf, whose published maximum is 500 V DC. Count the modules per string against the inverter's real ceiling, not its MPPT window.

Price context

Panel, same seller, 5 Aug 2026

Price (AED)

Per watt

Traceable to a datasheet?

Osda 585W N-type

415

0.71

Yes

AE Solar 585M

410

0.70

No — two candidate models

AE Solar 710W

450

0.63

No — two candidate models

One percent per watt is what traceability costs on this shelf. It buys a part number, a matching datasheet, a published degradation curve, and a warranty you can name the term of — which is the difference between a claim and an argument.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Osda 585W panel cost in the UAE?

AED 415 per panel at maxima.solar on 5 August 2026, in stock - AED 0.71 per watt. That is one seller's listed price on one day. Until a second UAE seller lists the same module we publish no spread, because one quote is not a market.

Is this panel really N-type?

Yes, and it is the one panel on this seller's shelf where that can be confirmed rather than assumed. Osda's own ODA-144MHD datasheet specifies 182 x 91 mm N-type bifacial mono half-cells, and every electrical figure in the UAE listing matches the datasheet exactly.

What is the real model number?

ODA585-36V-MHD, in Osda's ODA-144MHD series. The 'DS16-144-585M' string in the UAE listing is the seller's own SKU pattern and appears nowhere in Osda's documentation - the same site uses DS-prefixed SKUs for its in-house DUSOL panels and attaches a near-identical string to a Jinko listing. Put the Osda part number on the invoice, because that is what a warranty claim is made against.

How many do I need for a 10 kW array?

Eighteen modules at 585W gives 10.53 kW DC, which is AED 7,470 of panels at this price. Check the string design against your inverter's MPPT window before ordering: at 51.16 V open-circuit each, a string of ten sits above 510 V on a cold morning, which is already past the DC ceiling of several small single-phase inverters sold in the UAE.

Is the 30-year warranty on the listing accurate?

Only the performance half. Osda gives 15 years on materials and workmanship and 30 years of linear power output - the second guarantees the panel still produces a stated percentage of its rating, not that it will be replaced. Osda's own curve puts it at 87.4% of rating in year 30.

Is bifacial worth it on a UAE roof?

It depends entirely on what sits under the array. Rear-side gain is reflected light, so a raised, tilted array over pale gravel or a white roof earns some; modules mounted flush to a dark waterproofing membrane earn close to none. The 5400 Pa rear-load rating and double-glass construction are worth having regardless - they are what let this module carry a 30-year output warranty in a climate that destroys polymer backsheets.

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