Choosing Solar Panels for Your Home: Why Degradation Rate Matters
Understanding Degradation Rate
Most solar panels on the market degrade at an average rate of 0.5% per year. This may seem small, but even a slight decrease can significantly impact your potential savings, especially over the 25 to 30-year lifespan of solar panels. Therefore, evaluating the degradation rate before making a decision is vital to ensure your solar system remains efficient and cost-effective for years to come.
Factors Affecting Degradation
Various factors influence a solar panel’s degradation rate, including climate, temperature, and the materials used in its construction. To guarantee optimal performance, opting for a premium solar solution designed to withstand these stressors is essential.
Introducing SunPower® Solar Panels
SunPower® solar panels are engineered for exceptional durability, making them a standout choice in the industry. With the most comprehensive system warranty, SunPower offers a guarantee that your panels won’t lose more than 8% of their original power output within 25 years. In comparison, conventional solar solutions may experience a loss of up to 17% power output over the same period.
Innovative Design for Efficiency
SunPower® Maxeon® solar cells feature a unique copper foundation that enhances durability, preventing the weakening and loss of production caused by constant expansion and contraction. This innovative design, combined with an unobstructed front and light-trapping surface, ensures unmatched efficiency and performance throughout the solar panel’s lifetime.
The Clear Choice for Your Home
The reliability and efficiency of SunPower solar panels have made them the preferred choice for homeowners and businesses alike. When selecting solar panels for your rooftop, make the informed choice that will outperform the rest – choose SunPower.
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