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What is different from Monocrystalline Solar panel and Polycrystalline solar panel?

The cells of a monocrystalline solar panel are cut from a chunk of silicon that has been grown from a single crystal that grows in only one direction or plane. Monocrystalline solar panels are more efficient in converting the sun’s rays to electricity.Polycrystalline cell material is grown from multifaceted silicon crystalline material. More surface area is required due to inherent flaws in the material and polycrystalline solar panels are less efficient in converting the sun’s rays.

Choosing between monocrystalline and polycrystalline solar cells is not easy. Both are made from crystalline silicon, the most efficient semiconductor material on the market today, but in different waves. A monocrystalline panel is made of individual silicon wafers all cut from the same cylindrical ingot. Polycrystalline panels, sometimes referred to as multicrystalline, are made from cast square ingots of silicon produced by cooling and solidifying molten silicon.

Determining which is better requires weighing cost against efficiency. Monocrystalline solar cells are the most efficient, readily available ones to date. The best reach 22 percent conversion efficiency in the real world. Polycrystalline cells are less efficient, although higher than thin-film solar cells for now, but cost less to manufacture than their single-crystal siblings.

So much of the issue – and why polycrystalline panels sell better – is price. Up-front price, to be specific, because the thing is, monocrystalline cells are the most experienced, most efficient and most dependable product on the market. In the long run, they earn their keep quite well. Increased cost equals increased efficiency, which for many homes with limited south-facing roof space is a worthwhile investment. If you can get around the added costs, if you need to make the most out of a small space, and if thin, integrated panels are not a preference, then monocrystalline panels are probably your best choice. They simply deliver more wattage per square foot and more bang for your extra bucks.

This doesn’t mean to say that a polycrystalline (sometimes referred to as multicrystalline) solar panel is of poor quality.A 120 watt rated monocrystalline solar panel and a 120 watt polycrystalline solar panel are essentially the same thing – they generate the same amount of electricity, but the monocrystalline panel is smaller; so these are best suited to installations where available roof area is an issue.

Ⅰ: Monocrystalline Solar panel 5W-140W

• TUV 61215， TUV61730
• ISO9001
• CE,ROHS
• Grade-A Solar cell

Ⅱ:Polycrystalline Solar panel (Multi-crystalline Solar Panel) 5W-150W

• TUV 61215,61730
• ISO9001
• CE,ROHS
• Grade-A Solar cell

Ⅲ: Residential Solar panel Monocrystalline 155W -300W

• TUV 61215,61730
• ISO9001
• CE,ROHS
• Grade-A Solar cell

Ⅳ: Residential Solar panel Polycrystalline 155W -300W

• TUV 61215,61730
• ISO9001
• CE,ROHS
• Grade-A Solar cell