The mounting system of a solar panel is crucial for ensuring its stability and optimal orientation towards the sun. Designed to withstand various weather conditions, the mounting allows precise angling to maximize solar light capture. Mounts can be adjustable and are made from corrosion-resistant materials to ensure long-lasting durability.

ARC (Anti-Reflective Coating) tempered glass is a protective layer applied to the solar panel. This special glass features an anti-reflective coating that reduces light loss by allowing more sunlight to pass through to the photovoltaic cells. It is also impact-resistant and designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, safeguarding the panel from damage and wear.

Encapsulation materials that ensure adhesion and protection of photovoltaic cells, improving efficiency and extending the panel’s lifespan.

Semiconductor devices that convert solar energy into electricity through the photovoltaic effect.

Additional material that reinforces the protection of photovoltaic cells, preventing moisture and other external factors.

A layer of resistant glass covering the photovoltaic cells, providing physical protection against impacts and adverse weather conditions.

A component that houses the wires and electrical connections of the solar panel, facilitating its integration and maintenance with other electrical systems.