Peimar 450W Solar Panel DR Series All Black Mono PERC DR10H450M vs Sungold Power 560 Watt Bifacial PERC Solar Panel 14pcs
Buy the Peimar 450W for a normal residential roof, especially if you want an all-black panel that blends into the roof line. Buy the Sungold Power 560W only for a ground mount, carport or canopy where you have room for a panel about 90 by 45 inches and 68 lbs. No price was given for either panel, so compare store prices on each before deciding.
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Peimar 450W Solar Panel DR Series All Black Mono PERC DR10H450M
Choose the Peimar 450W if you are fitting a residential roof and want a smaller, lighter all-black panel that works with standard racking.
Pros
- All-black frame, backsheet and cells look clean on a visible roof.
- 450 W in a standard residential format.
- Rated for 1,500 V systems.
- Works with common residential racking and balance-of-system parts.
Cons
- Single-sided, so no rear-side gain.
- No output warranty figure given.
- Lower wattage per panel than the Sungold.
What separates them
| Peimar 450W Solar Panel DR Series All Black Mono PERC DR10H450M | Sungold Power 560 Watt Bifacial PERC Solar Panel 14pcs | |
|---|---|---|
| Rated power | 450 W | 560 W |
| Cell type | Mono PERC, single-sided | Bifacial PERC |
| Panel size | Not stated; standard residential footprint | 89.8 x 44.7 x 1.4 in |
| Weight | Not stated; lighter residential build | 67.9 lbs |
| Open-circuit voltage | 1,500 V system voltage rating | 50.09 V Voc |
| Current | 25 A | 14.09 A Isc |
| Mounting | Common residential racking and BOS | Ground mount, carports, canopies |
| Output warranty | Not stated |
Price history
- Peimar 450W Solar Panel DR Series All Black Mono PERC DR10H450M: lowest $155.00 on Oct 29.
- Sungold Power 560 Watt Bifacial PERC Solar Panel 14pcs: lowest $1,490.00 on Oct 29.
Prices at every store
Peimar 450W Solar Panel DR Series All Black Mono PERC DR10H450M
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Sungold Power 560 Watt Bifacial PERC Solar Panel 14pcs
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Specs compared
| Spec | Peimar 450W Solar Panel DR Series All Black Mono PERC DR10H450M | Sungold Power 560 Watt Bifacial PERC Solar Panel 14pcs |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 1,500V | 50.09 V (open circuit voltage (voc)) |
| Wattage | 450W | 560 W (peak power (pmax)) |
| Amperage | 25 amperes | 14.09 A (Short Circuit Current (Isc)) |
| Electrical Current | — | 14.09 A (short circuit current (isc)) |
| Rated Power | — | 95% output warranty (5 year) |
| Peak Power | — | 560 W |
| Power Rating | — | 560 W |
| Power Source | — | Solar |
| Solar Panel Wattage | — | 560 W |
| Solar Panel Voltage |
What reviewers say
Sungold Power 560 Watt Bifacial PERC Solar Panel 14pcs
The listing shows a 5 out of 5 rating from 14 ratings, a small sample. Buyers of large bifacial panels like these typically report solid build and output near spec, while shipping damage and handling are the usual complaints.
Pros
- Output close to rated wattage in good sun
- Sturdy frame and glass
- Good value per watt for a bulk panel order
Cons
- Freight damage on large panels
- Heavy and hard to move without help
- Bifacial gain smaller than expected on dark ground
Questions and answers
- Which panel is better for a house roof?
- The Peimar 450W. It is built for common residential racking, and the Sungold's 90 by 45 inch size and 68 lb weight suit ground mounts and canopies.
- Does the Sungold make more power per panel?
- Yes. It is rated 560 W against 450 W for the Peimar. On a bifacial mount it can gain extra output from light reflected onto the back.
- Which lasts longer?
- The Sungold lists a 95% output warranty for 5 years. Peimar's listing gives no output warranty figure, so ask the seller for its full warranty terms before buying.
- Is the Sungold worth the extra size and weight?
- Only if you have ground or canopy space and want fewer panels for the same array size. On a roof, the Peimar's smaller, lighter format is easier to install.
- Can I mix the two panels in one array?
- Not on the same string. Their voltages and currents differ, so keep them on separate strings or separate charge controllers.