Solar panels are devices that absorb sunlight and convert solar radiation into electrical energy, primarily utilizing the photoelectric effect or photochemical effect. Their core material is mostly crystalline silicon, but due to high manufacturing costs, it has not yet been widely adopted. As a renewable energy technology, it is a core component of solar power generation systems.
Based on the materials used, solar panels can be categorized into crystalline silicon, amorphous silicon, chemical dye, and flexible cell types. Monocrystalline silicon cells have the highest conversion efficiency (15%-24%), but are also the most expensive; polycrystalline silicon cells have lower costs and an efficiency of approximately 12%-14.8%; amorphous silicon cells can still generate electricity in low-light conditions, but their efficiency decreases significantly; flexible cells use lightweight thin-film materials, making them easy to carry and install.
The flexible solar panels produced by our company feature a number of proprietary technologies. They are lightweight and feature high power generation efficiency. The actual measured front-side load capacity can reach more than 5400 PA, and the product's appearance and functions remain intact even after a Category 17 strong wind.