Donniesuits
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I think I have researched myself into confusion and now can't decide what panel to buy with all the different technology out there. So here are my 3 choices and the questions on each which are preventing me from a final decision.
1st I want the most efficient panel and also high quality, lets forget about cost because all 3 are within $5 to $10 of each other. These would be mounted on a roof that has a 35 degree pitch on it so flat mounted 2" above the shingles therefore Bifacial really wont have an impact but listed 2 manufactures here because of the number of BusBars which seem to be important at least from a marketing perspective as far as I know.
BougeRV N-Type 16BB 100W Bifacial Mono Solar Panel, compact physical size: Things I think matter but may not; 16BB, N-Type cells, physical size.
WERCHTAY 100 Watt Solar Panel Monocrystalline Solar Panel, 12BB Solar Cells: 12BB - Regular size for this watt panel, not sure if this is a good brand I have not heard of it. Manufacture does not state if this is a p-type, n-type or perc and could not find anything on it in this regard.
ECO-WORTHY Bifacial Solar Panel 100 Watt Monocrystalline Solar Panel, 12BB: Same as the Werchtay but Bifacial but not sure of the manufacturer but it looks like people like them.
Questions does 16BB really matter vs 12BB, also does a smaller physical size really give the the same power vs regular size panel of the same wattage? Honestly, 6 or 8 inches in length and 2 - 4 inches in width will not make a difference for my space but not sure about these panels that promote "compact size" that they actually put out the most power compared to "regular" size. I have a notion although could be wrong that smaller is not better when it comes to solar panels.
1st I want the most efficient panel and also high quality, lets forget about cost because all 3 are within $5 to $10 of each other. These would be mounted on a roof that has a 35 degree pitch on it so flat mounted 2" above the shingles therefore Bifacial really wont have an impact but listed 2 manufactures here because of the number of BusBars which seem to be important at least from a marketing perspective as far as I know.
BougeRV N-Type 16BB 100W Bifacial Mono Solar Panel, compact physical size: Things I think matter but may not; 16BB, N-Type cells, physical size.
WERCHTAY 100 Watt Solar Panel Monocrystalline Solar Panel, 12BB Solar Cells: 12BB - Regular size for this watt panel, not sure if this is a good brand I have not heard of it. Manufacture does not state if this is a p-type, n-type or perc and could not find anything on it in this regard.
ECO-WORTHY Bifacial Solar Panel 100 Watt Monocrystalline Solar Panel, 12BB: Same as the Werchtay but Bifacial but not sure of the manufacturer but it looks like people like them.
Questions does 16BB really matter vs 12BB, also does a smaller physical size really give the the same power vs regular size panel of the same wattage? Honestly, 6 or 8 inches in length and 2 - 4 inches in width will not make a difference for my space but not sure about these panels that promote "compact size" that they actually put out the most power compared to "regular" size. I have a notion although could be wrong that smaller is not better when it comes to solar panels.