Is the Sungold Power 560 W bifacial panel worth it?

At 560 W per panel it is a strong value per watt for a ground-mount array, and the bifacial back side can add output. It only makes sense if you can handle the size and weight and have a mount ready.

How much power will 14 of these panels make?

The front side is rated 7.84 kW total (14 x 560 W) under standard test conditions. Real output will be lower, and rear-side gain depends on how reflective the ground is and how high the panels sit.

What charge controller works with these panels?

With 50.09 V Voc and 14.09 A Isc per panel, use an MPPT controller rated for your array's series voltage and total current. Wire in series to stay under the controller's max PV voltage, or parallel strings to keep voltage down and current up.

What is included in the 14-panel kit?

The kit is the solar panels only. Mounting hardware, racking, wiring, combiner boxes and inverters are not included and must be bought separately.

Can these panels be mounted on a roof?

They are listed for ground mount, carports and canopies. At about 89.8 by 44.7 inches and 67.9 lbs each, they are too large for most residential rooftops and better suited to ground or structure mounting.

When is the best time to buy?

Panel prices track polysilicon and freight costs, and bulk lots like this often drop during seasonal solar sales. Compare the per-panel price across stores before ordering, since freight can outweigh a small unit discount.

What do buyers say about the Sungold Power 560 Watt Bifacial PERC Solar Panel 14pcs?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 14 ratings.

Sungold Power 560 Watt Bifacial PERC Solar Panel 14pcs

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Our take on the Sungold Power 560 Watt Bifacial PERC Solar Panel 14pcs

This is a 14-panel bundle of Sungold Power's 560 W bifacial PERC modules. Each panel is large at about 89.8 by 44.7 inches and 67.9 lbs, with a 50.09 V open-circuit voltage and 14.09 A short-circuit current. Bifacial glass lets the back side collect reflected light, so real output can exceed the 560 W front rating on a reflective ground mount. It is a ground-mount or carport panel, not a roof shingle replacement, and the 14-panel lot suits a sizable off-grid or hybrid array.