Monocrystalline Panels:

• Description: Made from a single crystal structure, these panels are known for their high efficiency and sleek appearance.
• Efficiency: Typically around 18-21%, making them suitable for areas with limited space.
  Advantages: Higher efficiency, longer lifespan, and better performance in low-light conditions.
• Ideal For: Residential and commercial installations where space is limited and maximum efficiency is desired.

Polycrystalline Panels:

•  Description:  Composed of multiple crystal structures, these panels are generally less efficient than monocrystalline but are usually more cost-effective.
• Efficiency: Usually around 15-17%.
• Advantages: Lower cost and good overall performance.
• Ideal For: Larger installations where space is not a primary concern, and cost-effectiveness is a priority.

Bifacial Panels:

• • Description: These panels have cells on both sides, allowing them to capture sunlight from both the front and rear sides.
  • Efficiency: Can be higher than traditional panels, depending on installation and reflective surfaces.
  • Advantages: Increased energy production due to capturing reflected light from surfaces like rooftops or ground.
  • Ideal For: Large-scale installations or areas with high albedo surfaces (reflective ground)

Half-Cell Panels:

• Description: These panels use smaller cells that are half the size of traditional cells, which reduces power loss and increases efficiency.
• Efficiency: Slightly higher than conventional panels due to reduced shading and improved temperature tolerance.
• Advantages: Better performance in shaded conditions and higher durability.
• Ideal For: Installations in partially shaded environments or areas with high temperature fluctuations.

Flexible Panels:

• Description: Made from thin-film technology, these panels are lightweight and can be installed on curved surfaces.
• Efficiency: Generally lower than crystalline panels but improving with advances in technology.
• Advantages: Flexibility and ease of installation on non-traditional surfaces.
• Ideal For: Applications where traditional panels cannot be installed, such as on uneven or curved surfaces.
  Each type of AIKO Solar panel is designed to meet specific needs, from high efficiency and durability to flexibility and cost-effectiveness. The choice of panel type often depends on factors like available space, budget, and specific energy requirements.