Product Features:

1. Bifacial Technology:
   • Definition: Bifacial solar panels can generate electricity from both the front and rear sides of the module, capturing sunlight that reflects off surfaces like the ground or nearby structures.
   • Benefit: Increased energy yield compared to traditional monofacial panels, especially in environments with reflective surfaces.
2. Single Glass Design:
   • Construction: The solar panel consists of a single glass sheet on the front side, replacing the traditional front glass and backsheet configuration.
   • Benefit: Improved durability, reduced weight, and better resistance to environmental factors.
3. Transparent Backsheet:
   • Material: The backsheet is made of a transparent material, allowing light to pass through and reach the rear side of the solar cells.
   • Benefit: Maximizes light absorption on both sides of the solar cells, contributing to increased overall efficiency.
4. Frameless Design:
   • Construction: Often features a frameless design for a sleek and modern appearance.
   • Benefit: Aesthetically pleasing and can be more visually appealing, especially in architectural applications.
5. Increased Power Output:
   • Advantage: Bifacial technology combined with a transparent backsheet can result in higher power output compared to conventional monofacial solar panels.
   • Benefit: Enhanced energy production and better overall system efficiency.
6. Improved Temperature Coefficients:
   • Characteristics: Some designs incorporate materials with improved temperature coefficients to minimize power losses in high-temperature environments.
   • Benefit: Enhanced performance and efficiency under varying temperature conditions.

These features collectively make single glass transparent bifacial backsheet solar panels a compelling choice for those seeking improved energy efficiency, aesthetic appeal, and durability in their solar energy systems.