Poly Crystalline

Polycrystalline (sometimes also called multi-crystalline) solar panels are the most common because they are often the least expensive. They are the middle choice in the marketplace almost as good as single-cell monocrystalline silicon panels but generally with better efficiency than thin film solar panels.
Polycrystalline cells can be recognized by a visible grain, a “metal flake effect”. The solar cells are generally square in shape and may have a surface that looks somewhat like a mosaic. That’s because of all the different crystals that make up the module.
Category:

Features

tick.pngUnique frame design with High Mechanical Strength
tick.pngExcellent performance under low light conditions
tick.pngAdvanced module processing technology
tick.pngHigh conversion efficiency & Higher Output
tick.pngEasy installation & Low breakage rate

Application

tick.pngOn-grid large-scale utility systems
tick.pngOn-grid rooftop residential and commercial systems
tick.pngOff-grid residential systems
tick.pngDomestic Lighting Systems
tick.pngStreet Lighting
tick.pngWater Pumping
tick.pngBattery Charging
tick.pngCommunity TV system
tick.pngRailway Signaling and Lighting Systems
tick.pngRural Radio phones and exchanges
tick.pngSign Boards & Glow signs
tick.pngPower Pack for Village Electrification
tick.pngPortable Lighting
tick.pngOffshore platforms
Scroll to Top