Although the terms solar module and solar panel are often used interchangeably, there is an important difference betweenthem. A solar module is a single unit consisting of several interconnected solar cells. These solar cells convert sunlight directly into electrical energy, a process knownas photovoltaics. Several solar modules can be connected together to achieve the desired output.
A solar panel, on the other hand, often refers to the complete photovoltaic system, which in addition to the solar modules also includes all other components such as inverters, mounting systems and cabling. The solar panel is therefore a more comprehensive term that describes the entire system requiredto convert and use solar energy.
Tenka Power makes a point of clearly communicating these differences to help you better understand your photovoltaic system. Our high-quality solar modules are the heart of your system and ensure maximum efficiency in energy generation. With this knowledge, you can make informed decisions and realize the full potential of your energy solution.
Your advantages:
Better understanding: You can make informed decisions by knowing the difference between a solar module and a solar panel.
Optimal planning: A clear understanding helps you to plan and expand your photovoltaic system according toyour needs.
Maximum efficiency: With high-quality solar modules from Tenka Power, you can increase the energy production andefficiency of your system.
In the Tenka Power service area you will find all relevant information and useful links to quickly access the most important topics. Whether you have questions about our products, want to start a career with us or need help using your PV systems - you've come to the right place.
