The Bifacial 525W Half Cut Photovoltaic Module is a high-efficiency monocrystalline solar panel available at Maxell Power, designed to maximize yield for residential solar house projects, commercial installations, and agricultural pumping setups. Engineering 144 half-cut cells with bifacial dual-surface technology enables the panel to harvest direct sunlight from the front while capturing reflected light from the ground on the rear side, boosting overall energy yield. For smaller scale installations or space-constrained setups, compare this unit with our Bifacial 280W Half Cut Module or explore our full collection of solar panels.

Constructed with high-transmittance 3.2mm pattern glass, an anodized aluminum alloy frame, and EVA encapsulation, this module is built to withstand environmental stress, offering a front load capacity of up to 5,400 Pa and a rear load capacity of 2,400 Pa. Operating across a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C with an IP65 rated junction box, it integrates seamlessly with modern high-voltage energy storage systems such as our HP 5000-H High Voltage Lithium Battery or heavy-duty solar pump inverters. For custom solar power array design, contact our technical engineering team.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key advantages of a bifacial half-cut solar module?

Bifacial technology captures ambient reflected sunlight from the rear side to increase overall power generation, while half-cut cell technology reduces internal resistive losses and improves performance under partial shading conditions.

What is the power output rating and system voltage for the 525W module?

The module produces 525W peak output at STC with a Vmpp of 46.75V and Impp of 11.20A, designed for system voltages up to 1000V DC.

Can this 525W bifacial solar panel be used for solar water pumping?

Yes, it is well suited for powering agricultural solar pumping systems when connected to VFD controllers such as the CHF200-7R5-4-PV 7.5kW Inverter or CHF200-015-4-PV 15kW Inverter.

What is the mechanical load durability of this solar module?

It features an anodized aluminum alloy frame engineered to withstand heavy environmental pressure, supporting front surface loads up to 5,400 Pa (snow/wind) and rear loads up to 2,400 Pa.

How does this panel compare to smaller solar modules like 220W or 280W?

While lower-wattage modules like the Bifacial 280W Module fit smaller rooftop areas, the 525W panel provides higher power density per square meter, making it ideal for medium-to-large residential and commercial arrays.

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