Key features of the Swiss Solar IBEX 144MHC-EiGER-525-545 BIFACIAL GLASS series include:

Bifacial Solar Cells: These solar panels use high-quality monocrystalline silicon solar cells on both the front and rear sides, enabling them to capture sunlight from both directions and generate more electricity than conventional panels.

High Power Output: With a power output ranging from 525W to 545W, these panels are suitable for various applications, including residential, commercial, and utility-scale solar projects.

High Efficiency: The Swiss Solar IBEX 144MHC-EiGER series has an efficiency rating of around 20-21%, making them highly efficient compared to average solar panels on the market. The bifacial design further increases their overall efficiency and energy generation capacity.

Glass-Glass Design: The panels feature a double-glass design, which provides additional durability and protection against environmental factors such as moisture, temperature changes, and physical impacts.

Half-Cut Cell Technology: These solar panels incorporate half-cut cell technology, which divides the solar cells into two halves, reducing internal resistance and improving overall performance.

Durability and Reliability: These solar panels are built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, such as high wind loads, snow loads, and extreme temperatures, ensuring long-lasting performance.

Warranty: Swiss Solar typically offers a product warranty of 10-12 years, covering defects in materials and workmanship, and a performance warranty of 25 years, ensuring that the panels will maintain a certain level of performance over time.

• M10 Monocrystalline Gallium-Doped: This refers to a monocrystalline solar cell doped with gallium, which can improve the efficiency and performance of the solar cell.
• P-Type PERC Cell: PERC (Passivated Emitter and Rear Cell) technology is used to increase the efficiency of solar cells. A P-type PERC cell indicates that the cell is made from P-type silicon material and has a passivated rear surface to reduce electron recombination and enhance cell efficiency.
• 10BB Half-Cut Technology: This technology refers to dividing solar cells into two halves, which reduces the internal resistance and improves the overall performance of the solar module. The 10 busbars (BB) design further reduces the electrical resistance and improves the efficiency of the solar panel.
• Glass Backsheet: The backsheet of the solar panel is made of glass, making the panel bifacial and allowing it to capture sunlight from both the front and rear sides. This increases the overall energy generation capacity of the panel.
• Standard 6 Rows Module with 72C / 66C: This design refers to a solar panel configuration with either 72 or 66 solar cells arranged in 6 rows.
• Module Efficiency of 21.01%: This is a high-efficiency value for a solar module, indicating that the panel converts 21.01% of the sunlight that falls on it into electricity.
• Bifacial Cell Size (182 mm x 91 mm): This refers to the dimensions of the bifacial solar cells used in the panel. Larger cells can capture more sunlight, resulting in higher power output and efficiency.

• Ground-mounted solar parks/Solar power plants

• Guaranteed positive power tolerance (0+5W)
• Lower operating temperature.
• High module conversion efficiency (Up to 26.27% (up to +25% from the rear side)) benefits from PERC (Passivated Emitter Rear Contact) technology designed with black frame option
• 30-year linear performance warranty
• Aesthetic design. Uniform appearance, aesthetically pleasing. Reduced risk of hot spot heating, making the module more efficient.
• 25-year manufacturer warranty

The IBEX 144MHC-EiGER-525-545 BIFACIAL GLASS model is manufactured by Swiss Solar and is built with high-quality materials, making it durable and weather-resistant. These solar panels are ideal for large-scale solar energy projects, such as solar power plants or solar farms. Bifacial panels are more efficient than traditional solar panels because they capture light from both directions, including reflected light, allowing them to produce more electrical energy. Additionally, bifacial technology reduces losses due to shading and increases panel yield, making it more efficient in any light conditions. The panels are constructed with an additional layer of glass on the back, allowing them to capture reflected light, and this layer also makes them more weather-resistant.