Introducing Renogy Bifacial Solar Panel

Renogy's latest innovative 220W bifacial solar panel is among the best solar panels for marine and RV applications, offering up to 30% higher energy output than traditional solar panels thanks to its bifacial design that captures sunlight from both sides. Featuring premium Grade A+ monocrystalline solar cells, PERC technology, half-cut cells, 10 busbars, and a bypass diode network, this monocrystalline solar panel ensures high solar cell efficiency and solar panel output. It is a great option that can provide power even in the toughest environmental conditions.
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[@WizzRacing]

Glad they got more of these in stock today.. And I bought it. With the DCC50S, BT-2 and One Core..All I need now is the 2000 watt Inverter\Charger.. Which I already made space for...

[@RenogySolar]

Thank you very much for your support. If you need to, you can visit our official website to see if the related products meet your needs: www.renogy.com/inverters/.

[@aaronsj80]

I like the new innovation. It's good to see it make use of the ambient light. I assume these work best mounted at an angle rather than flat mounted.

[@litnoregrets7551]

I ha be. Tw o of these and so f ar so good.

[@RetroMan4321]

Exciting innovation - would you pardon a complete newbie question (as I'm trying to stay safe yet understand the principles/potential of solar)?
In principle - if a mirror or perhaps a semi-reflectant white tarp were mounted under the array, could this not generate closer to 100% more energy? If not with these panels (is the 30% innovation a hardwired limit?), then perhaps with future ones?

[@silvanabaralha8665]

just mind the heat...

[@RenogySolar]

Installing a mirror or a semi-reflective white tarp may increase the reflection of sunlight, allowing more light to enter the bifacial module. This may add some additional energy capture to some extent, but it will not achieve a power conversion efficiency close to 100%. It is estimated that the highest is around 30%.
However, it is important to note that the condenser cannot be used

[@RandiG63]

Wow 🤩

[@GarrattHamster]

When will the company start selling in the uk?

[@RenogySolar]

Already on sale.uk.renogy.com/search.php?search_query=Bifacial+

[@tobiasxxx9741]

Hallo hat es 220w peak oder 280 miximal habe nämlich nur ein 20a laderegler?!

[@RenogySolar]

Hallo, vielen Dank für Ihr Anliegen. Wir werden Ihre technische Frage in den nächsten Arbeitstagen beantworten.

[@RenogySolar]

Hi,It would be best for you to confirm whether the controller is the type that is labeled with a maximum power acceptance, such as 220W, and if exceeding that power would cause the controller to be damaged, or if the controller can only accept 220W and any excess power would simply be wasted without damaging the controller.
If it's the latter case, you can continue using the existing controller. However, if it's the former case, I would recommend upgrading to a larger one because the panel's power output can exceed 220W due to installation environment and weather changes, which could potentially cause the controller to burn out.

[@pocketchange1951]

👍👌❤️🇨🇦, nice