Views: 1 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2024-09-20 Origin: Site
Solardeland will explain the differences between double-sided transparent backplane and double-sided double-glass modules in terms of weight, mechanical properties, reliability, UV resistance, salt and alkali resistance, wear resistance, and easy cleaning, so as to give you a comprehensive understanding of the characteristics of the two products.
Since glass accounts for a high proportion of the weight of solar panels, as the size of the module increases, the weight difference between double-sided transparent backplane and double-sided double-glass gradually increases. The transparent backplane series launched by Solardeland can control the weight of double-sided modules to about 30kg, which is easy to install, but the double-sided double-glass modules are heavier, which increases the difficulty and cost of installation. The 460W, 580W, and 630W in the double-glass series launched by Solardeland use more advanced glass technology. While ensuring hardness, the weight is still relatively light.
Solardeland's transparent backplane and double-glass modules both have good anti-hail performance. The front of the transparent backplane series uses 3.2mm tempered glass, which has strong impact resistance and can reduce the risk of module damage in hail-prone areas, while the front and back of the double-glass products have certain protection.
Solardeland found through experimental research that the symmetrical structure of the double-glass module makes it perform better in wind load and dynamic load tests.
Double-glass modules are known for their excellent water resistance. The transparent backplane module uses a double-sided fluorinated backplane and POE packaging solution, which also has good water resistance. It can maintain a low attenuation level in most areas. In extreme humid and hot conditions, double glass has more advantages.
Solardelnad found that glass, as a hard inorganic material, is not afraid of wind and sand wear and tear, and can meet wind and sand wear and tear for more than 30 years in desert areas.
The cleaning difficulty of the back of the transparent backplane module is slightly higher than that of the double-glass module, and the cleaning cost of the double-glass module in the later stage of operation and maintenance is lower.
Solardeland provides a reference for users' choices in different scenarios by comprehensively comparing the differences between double-sided transparent backplane and double-sided double-glass modules. Double-glass solar panels have been tested for many years and are suitable for most application environments. As a new product, transparent backplane solar panels may also be a strong challenge to traditional products. Both products have their own advantages and disadvantages, and their future development is worth looking forward to.
