Solid all-round for its segment
The S-Energy SL65-66BAJ series is designed to maximize energy output on a limited surface area - without compromising reliability. These are monocrystalline modules in a 132 half-cut cell configuration, which are better suited to partial shading and minimize losses due to panel heating during operation. In practice, this means more stable production in typical Polish rooftop conditions - with chimneys, skylights, or installations spread across multiple roof sections.
Another key feature of this series is its refined design, featuring tempered glass with an anti-reflective coating, which supports more effective light utilization on cloudy days and at low angles. The entire system is also completed by a high-sealing connection (IP68), which is important for long-term operation in humid, snowy, and dusty conditions.
The SL65-66BAJ is a good choice for residential and commercial installations where predictable performance, weather resistance, and high-quality construction are important - features often found in premium segments.
Ranking
Signals from the data
Residential, commercial and shaded-installations.
- At 20.9% efficiency, this panel is on par with typical PERC 450-500W modules
- Power density of 208.9 W/m² matches the PERC 450-500W median
- Temperature coefficient of -0.35%/°C matches the PERC 450-500W median
- At 26.5 kg, this panel is 2.0 kg heavier than the PERC 450-500W median (24.5 kg) - more demanding for installation crews
- #10072 for efficiency, #10419 for temperature performance out of 14005 panels
Specifications
Simulations
Degradation from this panel's own datasheet figures. No inverter, soiling or shading losses.
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