The price of Mono Perc panels is justified by the high productivity of the panel. Unlike polycrystalline panels, the productivity of monocrystalline panels is higher due to the higher light absorption index.

They have a low rate of Energy conversion efficiency decline

Mono-perc panels degrade slowly, producing maximum power over a long period of time.

• Are resistant to salt, ammonia, dust and hail
• Operate in low light conditions
• Have a positive output fluctuation of up to 5 W.
• Have resistance to snow loads up to 5400 Pa, wind load at 2400 Pa

Bifacial bipolar panels absorb both direct and reflected rays of the sun because they are covered with solar cells on both sides.

Even at sunset, when the sun is setting, the panels continue to generate electricity, as they also absorb the sun’s energy from the opposite side.

Double-sided panels are mainly used for ground installations

One of the advantages of installing them is that they can be installed on any slope, as both sides of the panel produce.

The price of these panels is higher, but due to the higher productivity, it justifies its costs.

• generate more electricity on the same surface
• are more durable
• continue to generate electricity even in bad weather
• can be installed at any angle, even horizontally
• have resistance to snow loads up to 5400 Pa, wind load at 2400 Pa
• are resistant to salt, ammonia, dust and hail
• reduce energy losses

The Half-Cell PERC panel is divided into two modules, which reduces the negative impact of the shadow during energy production, as well as increases the durability of the panel.

• Have higher productivity
• Are shade-tolerant
• Operate in low light conditions
• Have a positive output fluctuation of up to 5 W.
• Have resistance to snow loads up to 5400 Pa wind load at 2400 Pa
• Are resistant to salt, ammonia, dust and hail
• Have fewer hot spots
• Reduce energy losses