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Explore solar panels for your home, compare output and design, and discover available products for your roof and installation.
Why the right solar panels make the difference
Solar panels differ in power output, cell technology, glass construction, and design. By choosing a panel that suits your roof surface and installation, you make the most of the available space.
Therefore, do not look only at the price per panel, but also at watt-peak, dimensions, bifacial or monofacial, frame color, warranty, and compatibility with the rest of the system.
Solar panels differ in power output, cell technology, glass construction, and design. By choosing a panel that suits your roof surface and installation, you make the most of the available space.
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Therefore, do not look only at the price per panel, but also at watt-peak, dimensions, bifacial or monofacial, frame color, warranty, and compatibility with the rest of the system.
More power per panel
Get more system power out of the available roof space.
Modern N-type technology
Modern N-type and TOPCon technology for an efficient installation.
Choice of finish
Full Black, black frames, and bifacial double-glazed modules are available.
For various projects
From residential roofs to larger installations and project-based applications.
Which solar panels suit your roof?
The right solar panels depend on your available roof space, the desired system output, the appearance of the panel, and the combination with your inverter. Therefore, compare output, size, and design before you choose.
For compact roofs
455–470 Wp panels combine high power output with common residential sizes.
More power per panel
495–515 Wp is interesting when you want to get more power out of each panel.
For larger roofs and projects
595–640 Wp panels target higher power outputs and larger installations.
What should you look for when choosing solar panels?
Pay attention to factors such as watt-peak power, module technology, mono- or bifacial construction, dimensions, and appearance. This way, you choose panels that suit your project both technically and visually.
Power (Wp)
Compare the peak power per panel and the desired total system power.
Module technology
Pay attention to cell technology such as N-type TOPCon and the technical characteristics of the module.
Mono- or bifacial
Bifacial panels can also utilize light from the rear when the situation permits.
Dimensions
Check whether the panel size fits the layout plan and the available roof space.
Appearance and frame
For example, choose Full Black, a black frame, or another version that suits the project.
Frequently asked questions
What watt-peak rating should I choose for my solar panels?
That depends on your available roof area, the desired total system capacity, and how many panels you can install. In our current range, you will find solar panels from approximately 455 to 640 Wp.
What is the difference between monofacial and bifacial solar panels?
A monofacial panel generates power primarily via the front. A bifacial panel can also utilize light from the rear, depending on placement and reflection.
What is N-type TOPCon?
N-type TOPCon is a modern solar cell technology used in many current high-efficiency panels. Compare the power, efficiency, and other technical specifications per model.
What is the difference between Full Black and a black frame?
With Full Black, the appearance is executed as completely black as possible. A black-frame panel has a black frame, but may otherwise have a different cell or back finish.
Which brands of solar panels do you offer?
For private customers, our range currently includes Jinko Solar panels. Availability may change.
How quickly can you deliver solar panels?
The delivery time depends on stock, quantities, and shipping method. You can see the current availability on the product page and during the ordering process.
Need help choosing the right solar panels?
Compare capacity, design, and technology with us so you choose solar panels that suit your roof and installation.
