Solar Panel Efficiency Loss with Heat: Difference between revisions

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This articles states 30C rise - [1].

At 0.38% efficiency drop in the heat - for 30C - 11.4% drop. If original was 16% - that drop is to 5%.

0.38% is the Temperature Coefficient such as in these specs - [2]

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	At 0.38% efficiency drop in the heat - for 30C - 11.4% drop. If original was 16% - that drop is to 5%.		At 0.38% efficiency drop in the heat - for 30C - 11.4% drop. If original was 16% - that drop is to 5%.

			0.38% is the Temperature Coefficient such as in these specs - [https://sunelec.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/REC-PE-72-panels.pdf]