The best photovoltaic solar panels
Thought I would share some information on what are rated as the best/most efficient panels available. Sanyo HIT Power N Series. The cells are hybrids of monocrystalline silicone, surrounded by ultr...
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No, you're way off base at -1.1%/C.
The typical panel will drop power at the rate of -0.5%/C.
The SunTech PLUTO200 (200W) TC is extremely good at -0.38%/C.
The Sanyo HIT210 TC is -0.336%/C.
The HIT isn't much better than the PLUTO200.
PLUTO200
HIT210N
The typical panel will drop power at the rate of -0.5%/C.
The SunTech PLUTO200 (200W) TC is extremely good at -0.38%/C.
The Sanyo HIT210 TC is -0.336%/C.
The HIT isn't much better than the PLUTO200.
PLUTO200
HIT210N
harold1946 wrote:
Salvo:
Whats being referred to is that many solar panels start loosing efficiency at a rate of around 1.1 % for each degree of temperature increase over 77 degrees.
