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ECO-WORTHY 200W HPBC N-Type Solar Panel $103.99
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Note: HPBC panels. High module efficiency on paper and are resilient to heat (lower efficiency loss in summer heat) and cold (lower VOC vs TOPCON). However notably, ECO-Worthy is not a Tier 1 manufacturer (Tier 1's guarantee +/- 5% production from STC/NOCT). Keep in mind that HPBC is new technology and lower yields at this juncture. Good price considering for module efficiency (very dense for a non-commercial grade panel), availability (you can buy it now) and expiring rebates this year but be wary some panels may, or may not, hit the official rating which most panels don't hit STC (200W), most panels hit NOCT, in NOCT conditions, which again, Eco-Worthy isn't a tier 1, so keep in mind when buying and the return conditions (buyer pays return costs).
The spec sheet doesn't give NOCT, but in case you're wondering, the graph says around 173W at 1000w/m2, in other words, normal conditions. That's pretty good for this panel's size if you can't use bifacial.
Note: HPBC panels. High module efficiency on paper and are resilient to heat (lower efficiency loss in summer heat) and cold (lower VOC vs TOPCON). However notably, ECO-Worthy is not a Tier 1 manufacturer (Tier 1's guarantee +/- 5% production from STC/NOCT). Keep in mind that HPBC is new technology and lower yields at this juncture. Good price considering for module efficiency (very dense for a non-commercial grade panel), availability (you can buy it now) and expiring rebates this year but be wary some panels may, or may not, hit the official rating which most panels don't hit STC (200W), most panels hit NOCT, in NOCT conditions, which again, Eco-Worthy isn't a tier 1, so keep in mind when buying and the return conditions (buyer pays return costs).
The spec sheet doesn't give NOCT, but in case you're wondering, the graph says around 173W at 1000w/m2, in other words, normal conditions. That's pretty good for this panel's size if you can't use bifacial.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/126060607676
Note: HPBC panels. High module efficiency on paper and are resilient to heat (lower efficiency loss in summer heat) and cold (lower VOC vs TOPCON). However notably, ECO-Worthy is not a Tier 1 manufacturer (Tier 1's guarantee +/- 5% production from STC/NOCT). Keep in mind that HPBC is new technology and lower yields at this juncture. Good price considering for module efficiency (very dense for a non-commercial grade panel), availability (you can buy it now) and expiring rebates this year but be wary some panels may, or may not, hit the official rating which most panels don't hit STC (200W), most panels hit NOCT, in NOCT conditions, which again, Eco-Worthy isn't a tier 1, so keep in mind when buying and the return conditions (buyer pays return costs).
The spec sheet doesn't give NOCT, but in case you're wondering, the graph says around 173W at 1000w/m2, in other words, normal conditions. That's pretty good for this panel's size if you can't use bifacial.
Note: HPBC panels. High module efficiency on paper and are resilient to heat (lower efficiency loss in summer heat) and cold (lower VOC vs TOPCON). However notably, ECO-Worthy is not a Tier 1 manufacturer (Tier 1's guarantee +/- 5% production from STC/NOCT). Keep in mind that HPBC is new technology and lower yields at this juncture. Good price considering for module efficiency (very dense for a non-commercial grade panel), availability (you can buy it now) and expiring rebates this year but be wary some panels may, or may not, hit the official rating which most panels don't hit STC (200W), most panels hit NOCT, in NOCT conditions, which again, Eco-Worthy isn't a tier 1, so keep in mind when buying and the return conditions (buyer pays return costs).
The spec sheet doesn't give NOCT, but in case you're wondering, the graph says around 173W at 1000w/m2, in other words, normal conditions. That's pretty good for this panel's size if you can't use bifacial.
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