ECO-WORTHY 130W is a high-performance flexible monocrystalline solar panel that is well-suited as a solar module for mobile homes or marine applications on sailing yachts, motor yachts, and other water vehicles.
Our semi-flexible solar modules are produced from an aluminum-plastic composite material. The aluminum core of the base plate, which is 0.8 mm thick and encased in plastic, provides the module with additional durability without reducing flexibility.
Even when the module is shaded or in poor lighting situations, the integrated bypass diodes in the junction box allow it to keep producing electricity.
The particularly scratch-resistant, structured ETFE (Ethylene TetraFluoroEthylene) coatings on the solar modules ensure high weather and scratch resistance, resulting in long service life, even under difficult conditions. Because of its high salt-water resistance, ETFE stands out from other plastics in the marine sector.
The modules can be glued to almost any surface thanks to the junction box on the front. Installation is simple: the modules are easily and quickly glued using a special adhesive. There are a few restrictions on some surfaces. Previously unused areas can now be utilized.
Flexible solar panels are a relatively new type of solar panel that have become increasingly popular in recent years.
Flexible solar panels work in the same way as traditional solar panels. They consist of a layer of photovoltaic cells that convert sunlight into electricity. When sunlight hits the photovoltaic cells, they generate a flow of electrons that can be harnessed to power electrical devices.
The main difference between flexible solar panels and traditional solar panels is the materials used. Flexible solar panels are made from a thin, lightweight material that is able to bend and flex. This material is usually a polymer or amorphous silicon, which is deposited onto a thin, flexible substrate such as plastic or metal.
There are several benefits to using flexible solar panels, including: