Is The Trend Of Traditional Solar Panels Gone?

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In the development history of solar panels, from the traditional solar panels to the current half-cut solar panels and BIPV Solar Panels, the only constant is that its functions are more powerful.

  In the development history of solar panels, from the traditional solar panels to the current half-cut solar panels and BIPV Solar Panels, the only constant is that its functions are more powerful. This is embodied in:

  1. Shade resistant

    A traditional solar panel usually consists of 60 0.5V solar cells connected in series. The 60 solar panels operate at 30V due to the continuous increase in voltage. Half-cut cells will provide half the current and double the voltage if wired together in a normal panel.

  1. Fewer hot spots

    Strings of more than twice as many panels produce half as much heat. The reduced heat generation should be less damaging to the panel, resulting in improved resistance to hot spot degradation and module life.

  1. Reduced power loss

    One of the causes of power loss in the solar system is resistive loss. To solve this problem, the dual-battery panel improves the current delivery of the panel. The 5-bar bus design suppresses the flow of electrons in the circuit, increasing transmission while reducing internal resistive power, and resistive loss rates are much lower than they should be.

  1. Durability

    In addition to producing higher energy, half-cut cells are more durable and last longer than standard solar cells. Half-cut cells are less prone to microcracks due to their more compact construction

Half-cut cells are ideal for increasing the energy yield of solar panels. Half-cut solar cells outperform standard solar panels due to more cells within the panel and enhanced series wiring.

  Jiaxing Fuying Composite Materials Co., Ltd. is a mono solar panels manufacturer and supplier in China. All of the company's mono solar panels factory produces double glass modules, PV solar panels other photovoltaic products, and PVB composite functional films.

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