Vertical Bifacial Solar Panel Performance Results Part 1

on the market for mounting

panel

s

vertical

ly right now as I become aware of more I will list them on my website ProjectsWithDave.com Let's look at the entire month of January for each option,

performance

on individual days is important so you can understand and extrapolating the weather in your area for my January, which only had snow on the ground for 3 or 4 days, the combined output gives us 79% of the Bifacial on the main array, interestingly only 7% less than the

panel

s standard. Let's say it's better than I expected, but it's still not as good as a normal south-facing system.

We had a record 26 days without sun where I live here in Ohio, so the

performance

of the panels on cloudy days does matter. I will continue taking data. until the summer solstice to understand the full-year comparison between the two installation methods. In the meantime, you can check out some of the other videos I've made evaluating B's facial performance here and in the description below, how much more power can you expect to get from B? front panels What happens if you install them on the ceiling? What is the maximum power you can expect to get out of the back?

I answer all of these questions in more detail, so check them out and I'll see you next time!