Choosing a Solar Panel in 2024 - Which is Best u0026 What to Look For?

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Title	:	Choosing a Solar Panel in 2024 - Which is Best u0026 What to Look For?
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Can't quite see on the table Is the prices on the chart
Comment from : @sun-sea-solar

The more expensive panels have higher voltages which will produce more power The cheaper ones, even at full sun, will only produce 75 of max watts If you have limited space go premuim
Comment from : @sang3Eta

Great video! Would you say that half cells are worth it if there is potential shading? Are any of these half cell panels? brThanks
Comment from : @ryanmason491

Why didn't you mention Viridian? One of the few manufacturers of integrated panels
Comment from : @boldford

I saw someone do some bifacial tests here on youtube with high-angle ground-mount and various surfaces to compare albedos He found 2-10 extra generation (IIRC), and whiter surfaces made a significant difference So yeah, 30 is going to be with carefully-angled mirrors behind and not very relevant to real world But ultimately missing the back-sheet off is cheaper and adds efficiency so is clearly a good idea
Comment from : @xxwookey

Got Longi 420w fricking excellent @ £60 each
Comment from : @Rockall57

i am getting soon when my house is mine in few weeks iam getting 12 Aiko Neostar 2S 455W All Black ABC N-Type Mono Panels 6 for front house and 6 on back because of the way my house is facing with a 1064kWh Sunsynk Battery Storage (90 Usable) with bird protection for £9635 is that good price
Comment from : @deanwhittle1301

Makes sense The other consideration is that it is likely that the technology will have significantly advanced in 10 years, so in all reality whatever you buy will be effectively obsolete way before any warranty That begs the question haunting me, to wait or not to wait!
Comment from : @yp77738yp77739

Two and a half years ago I called them for a quote and when I asked about other panel options I was dismissed with a tone of attitudebrHow things changed during that time; their boss got now the panels I had installed two years ago and Sunpower went bankrupt
Comment from : @serraios1989

Thanks for the video It would have been nice if you had stated their prices/watt as well
Comment from : @adon8672

Do you tend to install microinverters, optimisers or string inverters with your panels? Does it vary?
Comment from : @Biggest-hz7ng

What about Rea Fusion panels?
Comment from : @fjosef8712

Im in the states and when I got my panels installed the company told me that they dont like to install any panel over 380w on a roof for residential panels This was in 2021 I sort of want to go and get the highest wattage panels on the market and replace the panasonic ones I have just to increase the output of my system Of course there are other things I'll have to upgrade as well but I could just about double my output with new panels that arent the best cost for my solar installer's budget
Comment from : @Shin0bi272

Bs
Comment from : @UpRisingDown

Solar technology keeps advancing everyday I prefer to choose the cheapest panels, plan to upgrade to the latest technology 10 years later
Comment from : @ronhon100

Like your last video on the Powerwall 3 this video is very interesting and helpful Thank you, now subscribed
Comment from : @johnchambers6272

"Who ya gonna trust?" The track record of each company is important: 1) How many units have they been asked to replace, and of that, what percentage did they replace 2) Does replacement include labor? 3) Are the numbers accurate (as in disinterested 3rd party certification)? A lesser consideration is the politics of economics; will the importation of repair parts (whole modules, etc) be possible, regulated, taxed, etc differently than when the system is installed? And let's not forget the old motto of Buy Local when possible From what I've seen, the Chinese companies have improved the quality of there builds over the past few decades There is a Spanish company building hybrid units that draw the heat of the unit for domestic use, co-generators on your roof Best of luck to you and keep doing quality videos
Comment from : @everettputerbaugh3996