Bifacial flexible solar panels for boat fences
Customer Needs: The customer, a local market customer installing yacht solar panels, requires lightweight yet stable installations suitable for long-term use at sea. Ideally, the panels should be easily removable and installable from yacht railings, and be bifacial (generating electricity on both sides) and installable via lanyards.
Project Timeline: 2024
Country: Germany
Customer Type: Off-grid Solar Panel Brand
Product: Bifacial Mono Flexible Solar Panel
Power: 150W
Our Solution: Based on the customer’s needs and application scenario, we recommended using monocrystalline bifacial flexible solar panels. We designed a thin frame for the flexible panels, with a lanyard at each corner of the frame. This ensures both ultra-lightweight design and installation stability.
Highlights: The flexible solar panel with a thin frame design guarantees both lightweight construction and installation stability. The lanyard design ensures easy removal and installation.
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