Solar panels

Solar Panels are a form of active solar power, a term that describes how solar panels make use of the sun's energy: solar panels harvest sunlight and actively convert it to electricity. Solar Cells, or photovoltaic cells, are arranged in a grid-like pattern on the surface of the solar panel. These cells collect sunlight during the daylight hours and convert it to electricity. Solar panels are typically constructed with crystalline silicon, which is used in other industries (such as the microprocessor industry), and the more expensive gallium arsenide, which is produced exclusively for use in photovoltaic (solar) cells.

Solar panels are also assembled by depositing amorphous silicon alloy in a continuous roll-to-roll process. The solar cells created from this process are called Amorphous Silicon Solar Cells, or a-Si.

Solar Panels constructed using amorphous silicon technology, are more durable and thinner than their crystalline counterparts, but convert less of the sun’s energy to electricity.

Nova Energia Ltd. is the representative of some of the best PV manufacturers in the market. The products we represent are certified from international organizations for their quality and guaranteed performance.

REC

SOLON SE

Sunpower

TrinaSolar