Post by papaof2 on Nov 23, 2023 12:48:59 GMT -6
Black Friday sale
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The backing is translucent so the panels generate power from sunlight or reflected sunlight on the back side. Maximum efficiency is 33%. If your plans include 100 watt solar panels, you might as well get the maximum power from the available sunlight.
No idea what their shipping charges are. If the charges are very high, you might get equal or greater bang for the buck with Renogy 100 watt panels (18% efficient) but they are $69.99 delivered when on sale.
Check your available mounting space and its possible useful reflectance. The white roof of an RV or a light grey residential roof might make the Eco-Worthy panels a better choice. An old dark brown residential roof wouldn't provide enough reflectance to make the Eco-Worthy panels worth the extra cost. YMMV
www.eco-worthy.com/products/bifacial-100w-12v-monocrystalline-solar-panel?syclid=clfpp5u5ji7s738c6urg&utm_campaign=emailmarketing_151037313273&utm_medium=email&utm_source=shopify_email
The backing is translucent so the panels generate power from sunlight or reflected sunlight on the back side. Maximum efficiency is 33%. If your plans include 100 watt solar panels, you might as well get the maximum power from the available sunlight.
No idea what their shipping charges are. If the charges are very high, you might get equal or greater bang for the buck with Renogy 100 watt panels (18% efficient) but they are $69.99 delivered when on sale.
Check your available mounting space and its possible useful reflectance. The white roof of an RV or a light grey residential roof might make the Eco-Worthy panels a better choice. An old dark brown residential roof wouldn't provide enough reflectance to make the Eco-Worthy panels worth the extra cost. YMMV