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Renogy 400W N-Type Bifacial Solar Panel | Up to 30% More Energy, 16BB, IP68, 25-Year Output Warranty

Sale price$593.99
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At a Glance
  • Rated Power: 400W
  • Bifacial Gain: Up to 30%
  • Module Efficiency: 21.5%
  • Busbar Design: 16BB
  • Protection: IP68
  • Output Warranty: 25 Years
Key Features
  • Bifacial Energy Gain: Captures front-side sunlight plus reflected rear-side light for up to 30% more energy from the same footprint.
  • High-Efficiency N-Type Cells: N-type cells with up to 25% cell conversion efficiency and 21.5% module efficiency.
  • Better Heat Performance: A lower temperature coefficient than P-type cells means less power loss in hot conditions.
  • Dual Power Zones: A parallel design creates two independent zones, so shading on one side does not stop the other.
  • 16BB Busbar Design: Reduces resistance and the risk of hot spots and micro-cracks.
  • Built for Harsh Weather: IP68 protection with a thickened frame and extra-strong glass reinforced against snow, wind, hail and impacts.
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Renogy 400W N-Type Bifacial Solar Panel | Up to 30% More Energy, 16BB, IP68, 25-Year Output Warranty Sale price$593.99

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I maximize bifacial gain?
Bifacial gain depends on tilt, elevation and surface reflectivity. Renogy recommends installing over light-colored or reflective surfaces such as sand, snow or light roofing.
What else do I need to use these panels?
Panels connect to a charge controller and battery, using adaptor cables from panel to controller and tray cables from controller to battery.
Can I wire them in series or parallel?
Yes. Panels can be wired in series or parallel to match your system's voltage and current requirements.

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