If your roof is (partly) in the shade during the day, we tend to opt for solar panels in a parallel connection. This means that each panel connects individually to the system. Each component transmits power separately. The system is thus less affected by a panel that is partially shaded. Optimisers also ensure that a panel that is (partly) in the shade will still generate sufficient solar energy. If many shadows are cast on your roof, parallel connection still ensures high yields.
How do we choose the type of connection?
Where the situation allows, we will always opt for serial connection for solar panels. This is a financially attractive system for the customer because fewer materials are required. Serial connection also delivers high(er) voltage to the system, thereby resulting in less heat loss and higher output at peak times.
Parallel connection of solar panels
On the other hand, parallel connection offers more possibilities. Even if your roof is sometimes in the shade, you can still benefit from a system that generates enough power. The system is slightly more costly because more materials are required.
Installing your solar panels
Before installing your solar panels, we will carry out a digital inspection. Thanks to the accurate data gained, we can create a unique solar panel layout plan for your home. We rely on both the information provided by you and the data coming from our systems. With that, we are confident that we can determine the right connection for your solar panels. This is all included in the solar panel offer.