Waterproof 100 Watt 18V Monocrystalline Silicon Flexible Solar Panels for Car Home Roof

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: 1 Year
• Warranty: <5 Years
• Model NO.: 2025062401
• Application: Industrial
• Condition: New
• Material: Monocrystalline Silicon
• Specification: 975*530*2.5mm
• Trademark: None
• Origin: China
• Package Size: 98.50cm * 54.50cm * 3.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 2.100kg

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Waterproof 100 Watt 18V Monocrystalline Silicon Flexible Solar Panels For Car Home Roof
 

Product Description

From small devices like calculators,to the fields of solar factories and farms,solar panels have traditionally been rigid. Flexible solar panels comprise of solar cells made with materials that can bend or flex. They have several advantages over traditional solar panels.

The most obvious advantage is that they are flexible. The degree of flexibility can vary based on the materials used,but this feature broadens their potential uses. Flexible panels are suitable for curved surfaces, such as car roofs,or for use with softer materials like fabrics,paper,and plastics.

Flexible solar panels are lightweight and portable. In many applications,rigid solar panels are impractical. Yet,flexible panels can be ideal energy solutions in:

Fields where lightweight materials are important,such as aerospace or transportation.

Portable or wearable devices as a sustainable and convenient power source.

 

Product Parameters

 

Material	PET
solar panel dimension	975*530*2.5mm
Packaging dimension	985*545*30mm
Weight	2.1KG
Power	100 Watt
Voltage	18V
Waterproof grade	Yes,IP67
Type	Flexible Solar Panel

 

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What makes them flexible?

Made with thin film materials,their overall thickness is significantly less than a traditional cell or panel. This is achieved using solution coating systems,like a slot die coater,which play an important role in the development and production of thin film solar cells.

In addition,flexible solar cells are made with flexible materials. Most devices consist of multiple layers,where each material must offer flexibility. It is relatively straight forward to achieve flexibility in transport layer materials. Emerging perovskite and organic materials can be thin,flexible and efficient. The biggest challenge is finding a suitable flexible substrate and electrode.

The feature of flexible solar panels

Flexible solar technologies,particularly perovskite solar cells,recieve lots of attention within research. The power conversion efficiency of perovskites has now exceeded 20% and continues to rise.

Alongside the benefits and promises of flexible solar panels,there are limitations. In particular,perovskite solar cells have some specific challenges:

Flexible perovskite films need to be very stretchable to be suitable for a wide range of applications. Achieving suitable levels of stretchability is complex, requires compatible materials, and can be at the cost of performance.
Optimal performance is limited to a small area. As surface area increases, there is a loss of PCE.
Despite these challenges, research into new solar technologies continues to move quickly. In the meantime, rigid solar panels remain a staple in the renewable energy industry.