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100W ECO-WORTHY Bifacial Solar Panel $47.99 Shipped after 20% off coupon code HOT20DEALS
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You can get new bifacial panels for as low as under $0.20/watt or even lower on sale. I wouldn't buy these unless you need just a couple
You can get new bifacial panels for as low as under $0.20/watt or even lower on sale. I wouldn't buy these unless you need just a couple
You can get new bifacial panels for as low as under $0.20/watt or even lower on sale. I wouldn't buy these unless you need just a couple
A lot of people just want smaller panels for whatever reason.
Those 400w panels are big and heavy.
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I have 10 of these 100w bifacials and 4 195w bifacials.
They are alright at best. You're only going to get around 70-75% even in best conditions.
But because they are cheap and small in size comparatively, these works well for me.
Let's do the math. $47 for 70w(out of 100w) is 1.55w per $1.
Other 100w panels are around $65 and best case scenario get around 85w.
Even in this best case scenario, it's still 1.30w per $1. Still much much cheaper per wattage for the Eco.
Not only that, these 100w panels are smaller in size than any 100w panels I've run across.
Solar is my hobby. I live in a HOA house that doesn't have much outside space.
Eco worthy 100w and 195w are the best solution for me.
Even when we move and I have plenty of land, I'd still stick with ~200w.
Those 400w panels are just too big for me to work it. Couldn't install those myself.
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You can get new bifacial panels for as low as under $0.20/watt or even lower on sale. I wouldn't buy these unless you need just a couple
I have 10 of these 100w bifacials and 4 195w bifacials.
They are alright at best. You're only going to get around 70-75% even in best conditions.
But because they are cheap and small in size comparatively, these works well for me.
Let's do the math. $47 for 70w(out of 100w) is 1.55w per $1.
Other 100w panels are around $65 and best case scenario get around 85w.
Even in this best case scenario, it's still 1.30w per $1. Still much much cheaper per wattage for the Eco.
Not only that, these 100w panels are smaller in size than any 100w panels I've run across.
Solar is my hobby. I live in a HOA house that doesn't have much outside space.
Eco worthy 100w and 195w are the best solution for me.
Even when we move and I have plenty of land, I'd still stick with ~200w.
Those 400w panels are just too big for me to work it. Couldn't install those myself.
We're fenced and I tried putting all my solar just below the fence so no one can see it from the outside.
I even thought about putting a small pergola in the back and putting the panels on top but as soon as someone complain, I might have to get rid of my panels so I'm sticking to what I have.
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So I was planning to have someone build a 12 foot wide covered walkway (with a screened porch in the back and a carport on the side) that wraps around the perimeter of my home. Then put the panels on top but with an opaque perimeter barrier so people cannot see them unless they have a drone or whatever.
Need to find a website to estimate costs since my electric bill is $300 per month at 77°F, but outside it's 97°F
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