Types of Solar Panels We Offer

Monocrystalline Panels – Venus Series

• High efficiency (18–24%)
• Sleek black design
• Great for limited space

Key Features:

• Efficiency: Monocrystalline solar panels have high efficiency levels, typically ranging from 15% to 22%, with some panels reaching up to 21.13% efficiency.
• Durability: These panels are known for their robust durability and long lifespan, lasting well over 25 years with proper maintenance.
• Aesthetics: Monocrystalline panels have a sleek, black appearance that seamlessly integrates with various architectural styles.

Mono PERC Half-Cut Panels- Aurora Series

• Combines three advanced technologies
• Excellent in shaded or high-temperature areas
• Higher power output and durability

Key Features:

• Higher Efficiency: Half-cut cells can boost panel efficiencies by a few percentage points, resulting in more electricity generated per square foot.
• Improved Shade Tolerance: These panels are more resistant to shading, as the unique wiring arrangement allows them to tolerate more shadow without compromising the entire panel's performance.
• Reduced Resistive Losses: By cutting solar cells in half, the current generated by each cell is reduced, resulting in fewer resistive losses when energy passes through cells and wires.
• Increased Power Output: By cutting solar cells in half, the current generated by each cell is reduced, resulting in fewer resistive losses when energy passes through cells and wires.
• Less Severe Hot Spots: The consequences of hot spots on these panels are less severe due to the increased number of cells, which can distribute surplus heat more efficiently.
• Better Durability: Half-cut cells are more physically robust and less prone to breaking due to their smaller size, resulting in lower mechanical stresses.
• Enhanced Module Output: These panels can enhance module output by up to 15 watts, with efficiencies reaching up to 19.79%.
Some notable specifications of mono PERC half-cut panels include:
• Number of Cells: Typically 120 or 144 half-cut cells per panel, compared to 60 or 72 cells in traditional panels.
• PERC Technology: Passivated Emitter and Rear Cell technology provides improved module efficiency.
• Panel Design: The panel is divided in half, allowing the top and bottom halves to act as two independent panels, producing electricity even if one half is shaded.

Bifacial Panels- Aurora Series

• Capture sunlight on both sides
• 5–30% higher yield with reflective surfaces
• Ideal for carports, concrete roofs, and high-reflectivity areas

Key Features:

• Increased Energy Yield: Bifacial panels can generate electricity from both the front and back sides of the panel, resulting in a potential increase in energy yield of up to 25%.
• - Improved Performance in Low-Light Conditions: Bifacial panels can capture reflected light from the surrounding environment, making them suitable for installations with high albedo (reflectivity).
• - Durability and Longevity: Bifacial panels are designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions and have a long lifespan, typically 25 years or more.
• Versatility: Bifacial panels can be used in a variety of applications, including ground-mounted systems, rooftop installations, and building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV).