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What is a 96-cell hit N330 solar panel?

The 96-cell high-efficiency HIT N330 solar panel provides your home with a powerful combination of impub/mediate energy savings, long term performance, and sleek beauty at a low price. A remarkably low temperature coefficient of -0.258%/°C helps generate greater electricity output even on the hottest days.

What is a hit N330 solar panel?

Perfect for the solar contractor or handy homeowner. Panasonic HIT solar panels use HIT heterojunction monocrystalline solar cells. The 96-cell high-efficiency HIT N330 solar panel provides your home with a powerful combination of impub/mediate energy savings, long term performance, and sleek beauty at a low price.

Why should you buy a 40mm solar panel?

A new 40mm frame increases durability and strength, being able to handle loads of up to 5400Pa. Also, the water drainage system gives rain water and snow melt a place to go, reducing water stains and soiling. Less dirt on the module means more sunlight getting through to generate power. Power output is guaranteed to 90.76% after 25 years.

Where are hit solar panels made?

With HIT solar panels, Panasonic has proven its position among leading solar module manufacturers. These modules are shipped from the Panasonic's global manufacturing hub in Malaysia. Panasonic employs strict materials selection and qualified manufacturing processes.

Are Panasonic solar panels backed by a warranty?

Panasonic solar panels are backed by our industry-leading performance warranty that guarantees minimum power output of 90.76% after 25 years. As temperature increases, HIT continues to perform at high levels due to the industry leading temperature coefficient of -0.258% /°C. No other module even comes close to our temperature characteristics.

What is a Hit n-type solar panel?

HIT “ N-type ” cells result in extremely Low Light Induced Degradation (LID) and zero Potential Induced Degradation (PID) which supports reliability and longevity. This technology reduces annual degradation to 0.26% compare to 0.70% in conventional panels, guaranteeing more power for the long haul.