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What types of solar panels does Yingli Solar offer?

Yingli Solar now offers only monocrystalline, half-cell solar panels. In the past, the company provided full, polycrystalline modules. Here’s an overview of the panels Yingli Solar offers:

Who is covered by the Yingli solar installation manual?

This manual applies to photovoltaic modules (“PV modules”, also commonly known as solar panels) manufactured by Yingli Energy Development Company Limited (“Yingli Solar”), and is explicitly written for qualified professionals (“Installer” or “Installers”), including without limitation licensed electricians and RAL Certified PV Installers.

Who makes Yingli solar panels?

Yingli Solar is one of the oldest renewable energy manufacturers and has been in business since 1998. The Yingli business model covers the entire production process of the panel. From the raw materials that make silicon solar cells, or ingots, to the backsheets, Yingli strives to ensure that each solar panel is high-quality.

How much do Yingli solar panels cost?

Yingli's solar panels will cost you anywhere between $2.50 and $3.10 per watt. For reference, an average 7kW solar system can cost you about $21,000 before the federal tax credit. You can expect Yingli Solar panels to be slightly below the average because they are known as a less expensive brand.

How temperature-tolerant are Yingli solar panels?

Yingli solar panels have temperature coefficients of -0.34 to -0.37 %/*°C. While this is decent, most modern solar modules have temperature coefficients between 0.3 and 0.7 %/*°C. However, as a vertically integrated company, Yingli manufactures everything from ingots and wafers to cells and modules, allowing it to have better control over product quality.

Are Yingli Solar PV modules fire resistant?

Yingli Solar PV Modules have a Class C fire resistance rating in accordance with the IEC 61730-2 certification. When PV modules are mounted on rooftops, the roof must have a fire resistant covering suitable for this application. PV modules are electrical generating devices that may affect the fire safety of a building.