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Wanze Energy Brand review

DLXN-M10-100W

100 Wp Monocrystalline
ComparePV verdict

Space saver, weak in heat

Rank 13,891 of 14,005
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Power (Wp)
100
Weak · bottom 17%
Efficiency (%)
17.00
Typical · median 15.70%
Density (Wp/m²)
183.4
Strong · top 15%
Temp (%/°C)
-0.410
Weak · bottom 6%
Weight (kg)
5.8
Strong · 5.4 kg below median
Warranty (yrs)
10
Weak · bottom 15%

The Wanze Energy DLXN-M10 photovoltaic panel series utilizes modern M10-type cells with an optimal size of 182 mm, which translates into significantly higher power density and better conversion efficiency compared to market standards. Thanks to the use of Half-Cut and Multi-Busbar technology, these modules exhibit minimal energy losses due to internal resistance and excellent resistance to the negative effects of shading. This is a key solution for investors looking for maximum yield from limited roof or ground space. The DLXN-M10 design has been precisely engineered to reduce balance of system (BOS) costs, offering an ideal balance between voltage and current, which significantly simplifies inverter selection and lowers cabling expenses. These panels are distinguished by exceptional resistance to PID degradation and above-average mechanical strength against atmospheric loads. They solve the common problem of efficiency drops at high temperatures, ensuring stable and safe power production for many years. This series is designed for demanding residential users and professional solar farms that prioritize the lowest Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE). What distinguishes them from the competition is an innovative approach to material durability and rigorous quality testing, which guarantees reliability in any climate.

Ranking

223 panels in the 0-200 W band, all technologies
Metric This panel Median Position in segment Overall rank
Module efficiency 17.00% 15.70% Typical 13,453
Power density 183.4 156.3 Strong · top 15% 13,131
Temperature coefficient -0.410 -0.370 Weak · bottom 6% 13,738
Weight per kWp 58.3 72.0 Strong · top 18% 11,646
Performance warranty 10 yrs 25 yrs Weak · bottom 15% 13,806
Colour key Strong - top 25% Typical - middle 50% Weak - bottom 25%

Signals from the data

2 positive · 2 caution
Best for

Roofs where every square metre counts and weight-limited structures.

Not ideal for

Hot climates and owners who want a long output guarantee.

Strengths
183.4 watts per square metre

Top 15% of the 0-200 W band, against a median of 156.3.

58.3 kg per kWp

Top 18% of the 0-200 W band, against a median of 72.0.

Watch-outs
-0.410 %/°C temperature coefficient

Bottom 6% of the 0-200 W band, against a median of -0.370. Ranked 13,738th in the whole database.

10 year performance warranty

Bottom 15% of the 0-200 W band, against a median of 25 yrs.

Notes from the database
  • At 17.0% efficiency, this panel is 4.8pp below the database median of 21.8%
  • At 183.4 W/m², this panel generates 34.7 W/m² less per unit area than database median (218.1 W/m²)
  • At -0.41%/°C, loses 0.11pp more power per degree than database median (-0.30%/°C)
  • 5.8 kg weight - 20.7 kg lighter than database median (26.5 kg), reducing installation effort
  • In the top 96% for efficiency among all N-type panels

Specifications

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Nominal power (Pmax) 100 Wp Nameplate at 1000 W/m², 25 °C
Module efficiency 17.00 % Typical Segment median 15.70%
Vmpp · Impp 21.03 V · 4.76 A Operating point at max power
Voc · Isc 24.47 V · 5.02 A Sizes the string length
Max system voltage 1000 V Longer strings than 1000 V modules
Dimensions 940×580×25 mm · 0.55 m² of roof
Weight 5.8 kg Strong Strong · 5.4 kg below median
Cells 36 Monocrystalline
Coefficient Pmax -0.410 %/°C Weak bottom 6% of its segment
Coefficient Voc · Isc -0.340 · 0.060 %/°C
NOCT 45 °C At 800 W/m², 20 °C ambient
Product warranty 5 years Hardware defects only
Performance warranty 10 years Weak bottom 15% · median 25 yrs
Degradation 3.00 → 0.55 % First year, then annual

Simulations

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Lifetime output & value
30 years at 1200 kWh/kWp/year and €0.50 per kWh
Power in year 30
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Lifetime energy
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Energy value
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Degradation from this panel's own datasheet figures. No inverter, soiling or shading losses.

Heat losses
-0.410 %/°C against a segment median of -0.370
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Size
Panel Power Eff. Temp. Weight Difference
Wanze Energy DLXN-M10-100W 100 W 17.00% -0.410 5.8 kg You are here
GKA182M150W 150 W 23.00% - 9.0 kg +50 W, +6.0 pp, +20 yr warranty
GKA182M120W 120 W 23.00% - 6.1 kg +20 W, +6.0 pp, +20 yr warranty
GKA182M135W 135 W 23.00% - 6.1 kg +35 W, +6.0 pp, +20 yr warranty
GKA182M100W 100 W 23.00% - 6.1 kg +6.0 pp, +20 yr warranty
GKA182M110W 110 W 23.00% - 6.1 kg +10 W, +6.0 pp, +20 yr warranty
NS-100MH-36 100 W 21.29% -0.290 5.0 kg Cooler, +4.3 pp, +15 yr warranty
NS-100MH-36 100 W 21.29% -0.290 5.0 kg Cooler, +4.3 pp, +15 yr warranty
YH120W-18M 120 W 19.63% -0.350 6.4 kg Cooler, +2.6 pp, +20 yr warranty
YH100W-12M 100 W 19.63% -0.400 1.9 kg Lighter, +2.6 pp
YH120W-18M 120 W 19.63% -0.350 6.4 kg Cooler, +2.6 pp, +20 yr warranty
YH115W-18M 115 W 18.81% -0.350 6.4 kg Cooler, +1.8 pp, +20 yr warranty
YH115W-18M 115 W 18.81% -0.350 6.4 kg Cooler, +1.8 pp, +20 yr warranty
LKS-5M-115 115 W 17.20% - 6.8 kg +15 W
DLXN-M10-100W 100 W 17.00% -0.410 5.8 kg Very close match
LKS-5M-110 110 W 16.50% - 6.8 kg +10 W, -0.5 pp
RT120WM 120 W 15.90% -0.230 6.8 kg +20 W, cooler, -1.1 pp

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Common questions

6 answered
How do the M10 cells used in Wanze Energy DLXN-M10 panels differ from older cell types?
M10 cells measure 182 mm, larger than older wafer standards, allowing more active surface area on the same module footprint. This lets the panel generate higher power from the same roof or ground space. Combined with Half-Cut and Multi-Busbar technology, this results in better conversion efficiency and reduced current losses under partial shading.
What are Half-Cut and Multi-Busbar technologies in the DLXN-M10 series, and do they matter when buying?
Half-Cut means cells are split in two, reducing resistive losses and improving performance under partial shading, such as from a chimney or antenna. Multi-Busbar increases the number of conductive paths between cells, reducing microcrack-related losses. For buyers, this means higher real-world energy yield in less-than-ideal sunlight conditions, especially relevant for partially shaded roofs.
What warranty comes with Wanze Energy DLXN-M10 panels?
The manufacturer offers a 5-year product warranty covering material and workmanship defects, plus a 10-year power warranty guaranteeing a defined output level over time. These are standard industry terms, though some Tier 1 manufacturers offer longer periods, so it's worth checking the detailed degradation curve in the datasheet when comparing offers.
Are DLXN-M10 panels heat resistant and suitable for full sun exposure in summer?
Yes, the DLXN-M10 series is engineered to reduce the typical efficiency drop of silicon cells at high operating temperatures. Thanks to Half-Cut technology and lower resistive losses, the panels maintain more stable energy output on hot days compared to older, full-size cell modules.
Is the Wanze Energy DLXN-M10 a bifacial panel?
No, the DLXN-M10 series is monofacial, designed for standard installation on sloped roofs or ground-mounted structures without capturing reflected light on the rear side. Investors seeking extra yield from ground albedo, for example on a ground-mount farm with a reflective surface, should look at a separate bifacial series from the manufacturer.
Is Wanze Energy a Tier 1 manufacturer, and does that matter when choosing DLXN-M10 panels?
Wanze Energy is not currently listed as a Tier 1 manufacturer, a bankability classification based on project financing scale rather than technical quality directly. For a residential buyer this matters less than for large bank-financed solar farms, where Tier 1 status is often a lending requirement. It's more useful to check independent quality certifications and PID resistance test results instead.
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