RevoluSun’s High Efficiency Panel (92%) VS Standard Efficiency Panel (80%) – View Panel Options
Solar panel efficiency refers to the percentage of sunlight that the panel can convert into usable electricity. A 92% efficient panel can convert 92% of the sunlight it receives into electricity, while an 80% efficient panel can convert 80%. (Note that these efficiencies are hypothetical, as the highest commercially available solar panels today are generally between 22-23% efficient.) For illustration, let’s explore the differences.
Key Differences in Solar Panel Efficiency
Energy Production
Higher efficiency panels means more energy output from the same amount of sunlight. In this hypothetical case, a 92% efficient panel would generate more electricity than an 80% efficient panel under identical conditions.
Space Requirements
Higher efficiency panels produce more electricity per square foot, so fewer panels are needed to meet the same energy demand. Where roof space is limited, it is important to take into account the number of panels needed based on efficiency.
Cost Efficiency
While higher-efficiency panels may be more expensive, they can lead to cost savings over time as they maximize electricity output per panel and can potentially reduce the overall number of panels needed and the installation costs.
Performance in Low Light
Higher efficiency panels tend to perform better in low-light conditions, such as cloudy days, allowing them to generate more electricity in a wider range of conditions.
Most Efficient Solar Panels
At RevoluSun, we offer two panel types: our High Efficiency Panel (92%) and our Standard Efficiency Panel (80%).
- Download Standard Efficiency Panel spec sheet
- Download High Efficiency Panel spec sheet
Which panel is best for you?
To discover which panel type is the best fit for you, you can meet with one of our project developers who will design a system tailored to your needs and provide you with a free estimate of costs.
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