Middle of its segment, weak in heat
The SP Enerji D6L_K3A series are bifacial modules designed to meet the real challenges of Polish installations - where stable production, even under reflected light from bright roofs, gravel, or snow, is crucial. The use of a bifacial design allows for better utilization of diffuse radiation, which translates into higher yields in more challenging solar conditions.
Compared to the competition, it stands out due to its enhanced mechanical durability, which allows the modules to withstand wind and snow loads more effectively, as well as its optimized PID resistance - which is important in installations operating at high voltage and in humid environments. In addition, the manufacturer emphasizes EL quality control, which reduces the risk of microcracks and power drops over the long term.
This is a good choice for PV farms, carports, and industrial roofs, where predictable performance, durability, and higher yields are the priority, without having to constantly chase specific parameters from tables.
Ranking
Signals from the data
Commercial.
Hot climates.
Bottom 16% of the PERC 350-400 W segment, against a median of -0.350.
- At 19.7% efficiency, this panel is on par with typical PERC 0-400W modules
- Power density of 196.7 W/m² matches the PERC 0-400W median
- At -0.37%/°C, hot weather performance is typical for PERC 0-400W panels
- At 23.5 kg, this panel is 3.0 kg heavier than the PERC 0-400W median (20.5 kg) - more demanding for installation crews
- #12559 for efficiency, #13081 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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