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Solar panel type determines the technology used to convert sunlight into electricity, impacting efficiency and installation choices. Understanding the differences between solar panel types helps buyers select the most suitable option for their energy needs and budget constraints.
Solar panel
Conventional panels that convert sunlight directly into electricity using photovoltaic cells.
Suitable for residential and commercial installations, offering reliable energy generation and cost savings over time.
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Goal Zero Boulder 100 Briefcase
100 W, 11.70 kg
Solar charger
Portable devices designed to charge electronic gadgets using solar energy.
Ideal for outdoor activities and travel, providing a convenient way to keep devices powered without relying on electrical outlets.
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Sandberg Solar Charger
21 W, 0.68 kg
Cell type refers to the material and construction of the solar panel cells, affecting the panel's efficiency, cost, and appearance. Choosing the right cell type is essential for optimizing energy output and aligning with budget and aesthetic preferences.
Monocrystalline
Typical price
80,– to 240,–
Made from a single crystal structure, offering high efficiency and a sleek black appearance.
Ideal for maximizing energy production in limited space, though generally at a higher cost.
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Goal Zero Boulder 100 Briefcase
100 W, 11.70 kg
Polycrystalline
Typical price
31,– to 130,–
Composed of multiple silicon crystals, resulting in a blue hue and moderate efficiency.
Often more affordable, making it a great choice for larger installations where space is not a constraint.
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Crystalline silicon
Typical price
200,– to 400,–
Encompasses both monocrystalline and polycrystalline types, known for durability and efficiency.
Widely used for residential and commercial applications, offering a balance between performance and cost.
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Nominal power refers to the maximum output of a solar panel under ideal conditions, measured in watts. It is crucial for determining the panel's capability to meet energy needs, influencing efficiency and installation size.
Up to 50 W
Typical price
45,– to 94,–
Suitable for small applications such as charging portable devices or powering small lights.
Ideal for limited space installations, offering lightweight and compact energy solutions.
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Sandberg Solar Charger
21 W, 0.68 kg
51 - 120 W
Typical price
140,– to 260,–
Designed for moderate energy needs, powering small appliances or supplementing larger systems.
Offers a versatile balance between size and output, fitting various residential and recreational uses.
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Goal Zero Boulder 100 Briefcase
100 W, 11.70 kg
121 - 200 W
Typical price
120,– to 370,–
Provides substantial power for larger applications, including RVs or small homes.
Recommended for users needing more energy, supporting multiple devices and sustainable living setups.
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Solar panel design pertains to the physical structure and configuration of the panels, influencing their installation and application. Choosing the right design is crucial for optimizing space, enhancing portability, and meeting specific energy needs.
Foldable
Designed to collapse into a compact form, allowing for easy storage and transport.
Ideal for camping or outdoor activities, offering a convenient and space-saving solution for generating power on the go.
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Sandberg Solar Charger
21 W, 0.68 kg
Portable
Lightweight and easy to move, designed for temporary setups and frequent relocation.
Perfect for those who need flexible power solutions, enabling quick setup and mobility in various locations.
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Rigid
Constructed with a solid frame, providing durability and stability for permanent installations.
Best suited for rooftops or fixed mounting solutions, ensuring long-term reliability and efficiency.
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Goal Zero Boulder 100 Briefcase
100 W, 11.70 kg
Flexible
Made with bendable materials, allowing installation on curved or uneven surfaces.
Great for boats, RVs, or unconventional spaces, offering adaptability and ease of installation.
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The brand factor is crucial in navigating the diverse solar panel market, impacting customer decisions based on reliability, innovation, and sustainability. Brands like EcoFlow and Goal Zero stand out for their portable solutions, while Enjoy Solar offers affordable options for residential installations.
EcoFlow
Known for innovative portable solar solutions and smart battery systems.
Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking reliable, mobile energy sources.
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Goal Zero
Specializes in portable solar generators and kits for outdoor use.
Offers durable products with easy-to-use designs, perfect for camping and emergency backup.
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Goal Zero Boulder 100 Briefcase
100 W, 11.70 kg
Enjoy solar
Recognized for affordable solar panels suitable for residential use.
Great for homeowners looking to reduce energy costs with sustainable solutions.
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Sandberg
Focuses on compact solar panels for small-scale applications.
Perfect for tech-savvy users needing efficient charging solutions for gadgets.
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Sandberg Solar Charger
21 W, 0.68 kg
Jackery
Known for its portable solar generators and power stations.
Excellent for travelers requiring on-the-go energy solutions with versatile applications.
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