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[Bifacial Solar Panel] 100W bifacial solar panels can generate electricity from the back! The bifacial solar panel's back can generate electricity from reflected light coming from the ground, etc. The more reflective the ground is, the more light can be absorbed by the back of the solar panel. The electricity generation will also be better. (Based on our installation experience, the higher the height from the ground, the more effective the back gain will be. We would recommend you install this solar panel preferably between 28-50 inches above the ground.)
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[Dimension] 36.61 * 22.83 * 1.18 inch. Designed to withstand high winds (2400PA) and snow loads (5400PA).
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[Maximum power (Pmax)] 100W, Voltage at Pmax (Vmp): 17.1V, Current at Pmax (Imp): 5.85A.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does a bifacial solar panel generate electricity from the back?
A bifacial solar panel features solar cells on both sides, allowing the rear side to capture reflected ambient light from the ground and nearby surfaces. Highly reflective ground surfaces will enhance the panel's overall energy output.
Q: What is the recommended installation height for this bifacial panel?
Based on installation tests, we recommend mounting the panel between 28 and 50 inches above the ground. A higher clearance allows more reflected light to reach the back, maximizing the bifacial energy gain.
Q: What are the physical dimensions and structural load ratings?
The solar panel measures 36.61 * 22.83 * 1.18 inches. It is built to withstand rigorous weather elements, withstanding up to 2400PA of high winds and 5400PA of heavy snow loads.
Q: What are the electrical parameters of this 100W monocrystalline module?
The key ratings include a Maximum Power (Pmax) of 100W, a Voltage at Maximum Power (Vmp) of 17.1V, and a Current at Maximum Power (Imp) of 5.85A.
Q: Can this panel be used for off-grid applications like RVs or boats?
Yes, this monocrystalline module is specifically designed for professional off-grid environments, including RVs, marine setups, boats, and other off-grid installations.
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