Glass On Glass Solar Panels

Traditional solar panel glass foil.

Glass on glass solar panels.

The difference between the solar panel glass in thin film and crystalline solar panels. The 9 8 percent power conversion efficiency of the small sized organic solar cell. As a result glass functions far better than wood cheese iron or mucus. Its constitutive materials are exclusively characterized by high solar transmittance web minimal absorption and high durability.

In crystalline solar panels a 3 to 4mm thick solar glass is often used. Glass is a vital part of almost every solar panel installed on australian roofs. Kromatix patented technology provides finished coloured glass on both photovoltaic and thermal solar panels. As a result the cells lie in the neutral axis of the compound and are therefore not under mechanical stress when the module is bent.

The thicker the glass in the crystalline solar panels the more stable are they. Solar panel glass on cheaper modules may be as thin as 2 5mm. A glass glass solar panel is thus the most stable solar panel with the lowest potential induced degradation and the longest lifespan. Up to 90 percent of visible light transmitted the glass absorbs only ultraviolet and infrared.

Glass glass solar panels are the newest type of solar panels which do not degrade in the way that conventional glass foil solar panels do. In addition the glass glass module is less sensitive to penetration of moisture or chemicals than glass foil modules. The sheets of glass used to protect solar cells are long lasting non reactive very tough and above all else it s transparent.