Sungold Power Solar Panels

Sungold Power Solar Panels: Picking Wattage, Voltage and Cell Type

Sungold Power solar panels are rigid monocrystalline modules sold as multi-panel kits, from a pair of 100W panels for a camper to a 31-panel 440W N-Type array for a house. They are built for permanent mounting on a roof, a ground rack or an RV, and they pair with the 48V Sungold Power inverters and kits sold here. Solar panels in this range differ in three ways that matter to a buyer: wattage per panel, the system voltage they are wired for, and whether the cells are PERC, N-Type or bifacial.

The collection holds 7 panel kits, priced from $165 for two 100W panels to $980 for the 560W bifacial kit at its base quantity. Larger quantities of the same panel run up to $5,650 for the biggest 440W N-Type set.

How to choose Sungold Power panels

• Wattage per panel and roof space. Higher wattage means fewer panels, fewer rails and fewer connectors for the same array. The Sungold Power 560W Bifacial N-Type Kit gets you to 3.36kW with six panels; the 200W kit would need seventeen. For a van or small trailer roof, the Sungold Power 100W 24V Kit with two panels is the practical size.
• System voltage. The 100W and 370W kits are listed for 24V systems; the 200W, 415W, 450W and 560W kits for 48V. Match the kit to your inverter or charge controller, and note that the 200W panel lists a 37V Vmp, which is why it is grouped with the 48V kits despite its small size.
• Cell technology. PERC panels (370W, 415W, 450W) are the standard choice. The 440W N-Type carries a 30-year linear power warranty and UL61730 listing, useful for permitted home installs. The 560W bifacial captures light from the back as well, which the manufacturer rates at up to 30% more output on ground mounts where the back of the array is exposed.
• Quantity. Each kit page offers several panel counts. Buy the full array at once so the panels match electrically.

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Setup and usage tips

• Get the array size from the Solar Kit Calculator before choosing a kit. It uses your appliance list and ZIP code, so the panel count reflects your local sun hours rather than a national average.
• Check string voltage against your inverter. The 48V Sungold Power split-phase inverters list a 500V open-circuit limit; count panels per string with the panel's cold-weather Voc, not its rated Vmp.
• Bifacial panels only earn their premium when the back is exposed. On a flush roof mount, the 415W or 440W PERC and N-Type panels give the same result for less.
• If you are building a full system, compare the price of panels plus a Sungold Power inverter and battery against a kit. A solar panel kit bought as components can cost more once rails, cables and breakers are added.

Frequently asked questions

Which are the best solar panels here for a home roof? The 440W N-Type for a permitted install, because of its UL61730 listing and 30-year linear warranty, or the 415W PERC if you are matching an existing SGR kit array.

Can I use Sungold Power panels with another brand's inverter? Yes. They are standard monocrystalline modules with sealed junction boxes and connectors. Confirm the inverter's PV voltage and current limits and wire strings accordingly.

Do these solar panels for sale include mounting hardware? The kits list panels; check each product page for what ships in the box and order rails or RV brackets to match your surface.

Every kit ships free to the mainland US from our brand partner warehouses, usually within a few business days, with 30-day returns. If you are unsure about voltage or panel count, call and we will check it against your inverter.