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CIGS (Copper Indium Gallium Selenide) is a cutting-edge thin-film solar cell technology that takes our solar panels to the next level. With improved durability, light sensitivity, and lifetime, our 100 Watt CIGS Flexible Solar Panel (Rectangle with Adhesive) is the perfect choice for anyone looking to harness the power of the sun. Thanks to its higher absorption coefficient and ultra-thin profile, it’s incredibly flexible and can be used on uneven surfaces like RV and boat roofs, or even at your favorite campsite. Get the most out of your solar setup with our top-of-the-line CIGS technology!
CIGS Flexible solar panel vs. other solar panels
Introducing the new and improved “Next Generation” solar panel! It’s designed to be more flexible than ever before, with a 360-degree range of motion that allows for installation on any surface. Plus, it’s both lightweight and durable, making it easy to install and long-lasting. And with improved efficiency and higher output, even shaded areas won’t stop it from delivering top-notch performance.
Will a 100w flexible solar panel run a fridge?
Yes, a 100w flexible solar panel can run a fridge, but it depends on the size and power consumption of the fridge. For example, it can effectively power 12-volt camping refrigerators through a charged battery, but it may not be enough to run a larger fridge that requires 500-1000 watts per hour.
A 100W CIGS solar panel is an excellent choice for energy optimization, offering high efficiency and lightweight design. Its thin-film technology ensures better performance in low-light conditions, making it ideal for diverse applications. By integrating this panel into your energy system, you can reduce reliance on traditional power sources and lower electricity costs.