Lexron 410W vs Lexron 415W
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The verdict
415W leads on the differences that matter
The largest is module efficiency: 0.25 pp more efficient. 18 of 19 comparable parameters are identical.
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18
of 19 comparable
parameters are identical
parameters are identical
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1 of 19 parameters
What actually differs
Parameter
410W
415W
Difference
Module efficiency
20.61 %
20.86 %
0.25 pp more efficient
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What it means on a roof
Thirty years of production
Each panel's own declared degradation curve, at 1,200 kWh/kWp a year
Same temp coeff. for both panels (-0.350 %/°C), so a warmer roof scales both curves by the same factor: the totals fall together and neither panel gains on the other.
410W
13,502 kWh
415W
13,666 kWh
Lifetime gap
164 kWh
Output when it is hot
Rated power carried across the range a module actually sees
Scenario
410W
415W
Standard test conditions
25 °C
100.0% of rated power
410 W
415 W
Cool, bright day
40 °C
94.8% of rated power
388 W
393 W
Typical summer roof
55 °C
89.5% of rated power
367 W
371 W
Hot roof
70 °C
84.2% of rated power
345 W
350 W
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Full specification
Parameter
410W
415W
Difference
Power and efficiency
Rated power
410 Wp
415 Wp
Effectively the same
Module efficiency
20.61 %
20.86 %
+0.25 pp for 415W
Power density
206.1 Wp/m²
208.6 Wp/m²
Effectively the same
Open-circuit voltage
49.82 V
50.00 V
Effectively the same
Voltage at max power
41.52 V
41.67 V
Effectively the same
Short-circuit current
10.42 A
10.51 A
Effectively the same
Current at max power
9.87 A
9.96 A
Effectively the same
Temperature
Temperature coefficient
-0.350 %/°C
-0.350 %/°C
Same
Mechanical
Dimensions
1987x1001x35 mm
1987x1001x35 mm
Same
Module area
1.989 m²
1.989 m²
Same
Weight
22.0 kg
22.0 kg
Same
Weight per kWp
53.7 kg/kWp
53.0 kg/kWp
Effectively the same
Warranty and degradation
Product warranty
12 yrs
12 yrs
Same
Performance warranty
30 yrs
30 yrs
Same
Annual degradation
0.45 %/yr
0.45 %/yr
Same
Technology
Cell technology
PERC
PERC
Same
Cell type
Monocrystalline
Monocrystalline
Same
Cell count
72
72
Same
Bifacial
No
No
Same
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14,005 panels
Against the whole database
Efficiency
#11,082
vs
#10,348
415W leads by 734 places
Power density
#11,095
vs
#10,303
415W leads by 792 places
Heat behaviour
#10,419
vs
#10,419
Tied - the same position in the database
Weight
#7,662
vs
#6,767
415W leads by 895 places
Warranty
#21
vs
#21
Tied - the same position in the database
Overall
#11,373
vs
#11,092
415W leads by 281 places
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Questions about this pairing
Which panel is better: Lexron 410W or Lexron 415W?
According to our database: Lexron 415 W has higher module efficiency (20.86% vs 20.61%). See the full spec comparison and 30-year energy simulation above for a complete picture.
What is the efficiency of Lexron 410W and Lexron 415W?
Lexron 410 W has a module efficiency of 20.61%, while Lexron 415 W is 20.86%. Higher efficiency means more electricity from the same roof area - useful when space is limited.
What cell technology does Lexron 410W use vs Lexron 415W?
Lexron 410 W uses PERC cells; Lexron 415 W uses PERC. Modern n-type technologies (TOPCon, HJT, BC) typically deliver higher efficiency and lower degradation compared to older PERC (p-type) cells.
What is the warranty on Lexron 410W and Lexron 415W?
Lexron 410 W has a 30 years power warranty; Lexron 415 W has a 30 years power warranty. The power warranty guarantees a minimum percentage of rated output at the end of the warranty period (typically 80-87%). Product (materials) warranties are usually shorter.
Every figure here is from the manufacturers' own datasheets - a dash means the value is not published, never an estimate. The thirty-year projection and the temperature scenarios are calculations from those figures, and each states its assumption above.
