Rigid Solar Panels
TOPBULL has crafted a range of high-quality rigid solar panels designed to meet a variety of application needs.
Versatile power options: Whether you need a lightweight solar panel with 100W or a higher power model such as 200W or 400W, we offer a wide range of options to ensure you find the product that best suits your needs.
Professional customised solutions: we have specially launched marine rigid solar panels for marine environments, as well as rigid solar panels for caravanning (RV) travellers, to meet the specific needs of particular industries and make your solar application more convenient.
High-quality materials for superior performance: We select high-quality materials for our Rigid Solar Panels to ensure high conversion efficiency and long-term stability for every panel. Whether it's for home use or commercial projects, you can enjoy the clean, sustainable energy of solar power.
800 Watt Bifacial Solar Panels 12V 10BB Monocrystalline
1200W 12V Solar Panel Kit ,1200W Mono Rigid Solar Panels+100A MPPT Solar Charge Controller
1000W 12V Solar Panel Kit +100A MPPT Solar Charge Controller
800W 12V Solar Panel Kit with 100A MPPT Solar Charge Controller
600W 12V Solar Panel Kit with 60A MPPT Solar Charge Controller
400W 12V Solar Panel Kit ,400W Mono Rigid Solar Panels+40A MPPT Solar Charge Controller
340 Watt 12 Volt Solar Panel Kit Monocrystalline Off Grid System
200 Watt 12 Volt Solar Panel Kit Monocrystalline Off Grid System
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FAQ about Rigid Solar Panels
What is the difference between rigid and flexible solar panels?
Rigid solar panels are usually made of glass or reinforced material as a cover, which has high durability and stability, and is suitable for installation on fixed locations such as roofs and floors. Flexible solar panels, on the other hand, are thinner and more flexible, making them easier to carry and install on irregular surfaces, such as tents and vehicle roofs.
What scenarios are rigid solar panels suitable for?
Rigid solar panels are widely used in fixed installation scenarios such as rooftops of homes, commercial buildings, industrial plants, solar power plants, etc. due to their ruggedness and durability. There are also special models designed for marine environments and for motorhomes (RVs).
What are the advantages and disadvantages of rigid solar panels?
Pros:
- Durable: Able to withstand wind, snow and other harsh weather.
High Efficiency: Conversion efficiencies are typically higher than those of flexible panels. - Simple to maintain: Once fixed and installed, they usually only need to be cleaned on a regular basis.
Disadvantages:
- Heavy weight: Installation requires consideration of structural load-bearing capacity.
- Poor flexibility: Not suitable for applications that require bending.
What is the price of rigid solar panels?
Prices for rigid solar panels vary by brand, model and efficiency, and are usually calculated on a per watt basis. It is recommended to compare several products before buying and consider the overall system cost, including inverter, racking and installation costs.
What is the lifespan of rigid solar panels?
The service life of rigid solar panels varies depending on factors such as brand, quality and usage environment, but in general, high-quality rigid solar panels have a service life of more than 20 years under normal usage conditions. Users should pay attention to care and maintenance during use to extend its service life.
What are the installation requirements for rigid solar panels?
The following points need to be considered when installing rigid solar panels:
- Racking structure: There must be stable racking to support the panels.
- Orientation and tilt: To obtain the best light conditions, it is usually recommended to face south and set the tilt angle according to the latitude.
- Ventilation space: Ensure that there is sufficient ventilation behind the panels to improve heat dissipation.
