I am buying stuff for an off-grid system. I am going to buy some batteries from signature solar and thinking maybe I would also buy some panels since shipping is a flat rate. There are so many panels out there, I am lost. The ones sale are generally costing about .48 a watt. Does that sound like a good deal? plus no additional shipping cost. Now my situation for the site. I am in Vermont, never gets hot here. We do get a lot of snow sometimes. These are being pole mounted. The site itself is not that great, slopes to the north. Neighbors tree line is going to give me a lot of ever changing shade. Not an issue for 6 months of the year but as the sun sinks it will be a problem so panels that do a better job in shade or diffused conditions, would be best. Already decided I am not going with micro inverters or super expensive panels so whether any of these listed are better choices than another I don't know, some claim to be decent dealing with shade. Can anyone offer thoughts on any of these??
Canadian Solar 400W Mono-crystalline Solar Panel (Black) | CS6R-400MS-HL
SEG Solar 405W Bifacial Solar Panel (Black) | Up to 526W with Bifacial Gain | PERC SIV Series | SEG-405-BMD-HV
Q.CELLS 395W Half-Cell Mono Solar Panel (Silver) | Q.PEAK DUO L-G5.2 395
Boviet 370W Bifacial Solar Panels (Black) | Up to 444W with Bifacial Gain | BVM6610-370-HC-BF
Thanks
Canadian Solar 400W Mono-crystalline Solar Panel (Black) | CS6R-400MS-HL
SEG Solar 405W Bifacial Solar Panel (Black) | Up to 526W with Bifacial Gain | PERC SIV Series | SEG-405-BMD-HV
Q.CELLS 395W Half-Cell Mono Solar Panel (Silver) | Q.PEAK DUO L-G5.2 395
Boviet 370W Bifacial Solar Panels (Black) | Up to 444W with Bifacial Gain | BVM6610-370-HC-BF
Thanks