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Clear- Up to 200: Small and portable panels. Ideal for standalone systems in caravans, boats, camping, or for charging small batteries and devices.
- 201 - 450: Medium power panels. The most common choice for residential installations (Net Metering) on rooftops, as well as for standard standalone systems in vacation homes.
- 451 - 550: High-power panels. Ideal for modern residential and commercial installations that require maximum electricity production in limited space.
- Over 550: Very large panels with maximum efficiency. They are mainly intended for large photovoltaic parks, industrial roofs, or large commercial applications.
- Monocrystalline: The most modern and efficient choice. It has a dark (black) color and generates more electricity in less space, even in cloudy conditions.
- Flexible: Lightweight and flexible panels without a heavy frame. Ideal for curved surfaces, such as camper roofs, boats, or camping, where easy transport is a priority.
- Polycrystalline: A more economical and traditional option. It has a blue color and slightly lower efficiency than monocrystalline panels, requiring more space for the same power output.
- 12: Typical low voltage for charging small 12V batteries in very simple, standalone systems.
- 18: The ideal voltage for properly charging a standard 12V battery in caravans and boats.
- 41: Very high voltage for high-power panels, designed for maximum performance in residential or commercial installations.