Higher energy yield solar bifacial photovoltaic panels
Utilizing the front sunlight and reflected sunlight to produce energy
PD-C-SEP-400W Higher energy yield solar bifacial photovoltaic panels
The bifacial PV module offer greater power output due to its ability to harvest light that is reflected onto the backside. The reflected light can come from a variety of sources, such as reflection from the ground or from a neighboring row of PV modules.
- Power: 400W
- Module Efficiency: 20.7%
- Voltage at Pmax(Vmp): 30.78
- Current at Pmax(Imp): 13.00
- Open Circuit Voltage(Voc): 37.02
- Short Circuit Current(Isc): 13.78
- Power Tolerance(W): +-3%
- Solar Cell(Type/Size): MONO(182mm)
- Solar Cells number: 54pcs(6x9)
- Dimension: 1725 x 1134 x 35mm
- Weight: 21.3Kg
- Glass: 3.2mm high permeability coated
- Frame: Anodized aluminum alloy
- Carton size: 1745 x 1160 x 85mm
- 2pcs / 1 carton
- Weight: 43Kgs / 1 carton
- Volume: 0.172 CBM
- 1 x 20’: 340pcs
- 1 x 40HQ: 810pcs
10 years' warranty for material and technology.
25 years' linear power output warranty.
To ensure that the solar panel can absorb the most energy for charging, we recommend installing it in a location with the longest sunshine hours and the most sunlight. The specific installation location needs to be selected based on your project.
Here are some suggestions for solar panel installation:
1. Orientation selection: Please try to choose the part of the fence that faces the south to ensure the longest sunlight exposure.
2. Height setting: Installing in a higher position can reduce the obstruction of ground objects (such as vehicles, plants, etc.) and maximize the use of sunlight.
3. Avoid blocking: When installing, make sure there are no tall buildings or trees around the solar panels that block the sun during the day.
4. Angle adjustment: During installation, the tilt angle of the solar panel needs to be adjusted so that it faces the sun and is as perpendicular to the sun as possible to improve absorption efficiency. The ideal angle is approximately the angle of the local latitude.
The front side of a bifacial panel works just like any normal panel would do. The rear side harvests the light that is reflected from the surface and diffused light. Usually, it gives you up to 30% of the front side’s production. Bifacial panels are more expensive than standard solar panels of the same power. Under properly used, a bifacial panel proves to be cost-effective — for example, a 480W bifacial panel with 30% production bonus from the rear side is going to produce more energy than two 300W panels. In these circumstances a bifacial solar panel price is going to be less than the price of two panels and it will also occupy less space.
We offer a variety of different bifacial solar panels. Contact at sallywu8@ms19.hinet.net our team are always happy to answer any questions concerning bifacial solar panels quotes, prices, warranties and shipment.