Bluebird 2 kW Solar Panel
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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What technology is used in these solar panels?
Both variants use Bifacial N-Type TOPCon technology with Glass-to-Glass (G2G) construction.
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What is the difference between the 600Wp and 630Wp panelsIski battery aur inverter alag se kharidna padega kya
The 600Wp panel uses 144-cell 16BB M10R technology, while the 630Wp panel uses 132-cell 16BB G12R technology.
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How much electricity can a 2kW solar panel system generate per month?
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Can these panels be used for rooftop solar systems?
Yes, these panels are suitable for residential, commercial and rooftop solar applications, subject to proper system and inverter compatibility.
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What panels are included in the 2kW Solar Panel package?
This package includes 4 solar panels. You can choose either 600Wp × 4 panels (2.40kWp) or 630Wp × 4 panels (2.52kWp).
Frequently Asked Questions
A system in this capacity range can typically generate around 240–300 units of electricity per month, depending on location, sunlight, weather, installation angle, shading and overall system efficiency.
The package is marketed as a 2kW-class solar panel package. The actual panel capacity is 2.40kWp with 4 × 600Wp or 2.52kWp with 4 × 630Wp.
You can choose between 600Wp × 4 and 630Wp × 4 based on your available roof space, system design, inverter compatibility and required power capacity.
Glass-to-Glass construction uses glass on both the front and rear sides of the solar module, providing added durability and protection for the solar cells.
kWp refers to the rated DC power capacity of the solar panels, while kW is commonly used for the AC output capacity of the solar system or inverter.
Yes. A bifacial module can generate additional electricity from sunlight reaching its rear side. The actual bifacial gain depends on factors such as roof surface, mounting height, installation angle and available reflected light.
The solar panel package consists of the specified panels. An appropriate solar inverter and other balance-of-system components are required to build a complete solar power system.
