Solar Panels

The most common photoelectric material used is a thin silicon semiconductor used to make individual PV cells.  (The alternative is thin film, including amorphous silicon, but the market share of this product is currently very low.)

PV cells are combined together, and mounted in aluminium frames with glass covers to become solar panels or modules. When you combine two or more panels to increase the power output this is called a solar array.

At first glance, it is difficult to tell the difference between solar panels.  That's why the inner values, like the quality of the materials used, the manufacturing processes, the competitiveness and financial strength of the manufacturer are of particular importance.

REC / Solar Panels

N-Peak Black Series

Premium full black mono N-Type solar panels with world-class performance.

TwinPeak 2 Mono Series

REC TwinPeak 2 Mono Series solar panels feature an innovative design with high panel efficiency and power output, enabling customers to get the most out of the space used for the installation.