FAQs
Things you Need to Know about Solar Panel
What types of customized solar modules does Raye Energy provide?
We offer conventional solar modules, flexible thin-film modules, and double-glass bifacial modules, all customizable in power range, size, and design.
Can I order solar panels with my own dimensions and wattage?
Yes, we specialize in tailoring modules to specific project requirements, from 30W off-grid panels to 450W bifacial modules.
What’s the advantage of bifacial double-glass solar modules?
They generate power from both sides, improving efficiency by up to 20% in the right conditions and offering better durability against moisture and UV.
Are flexible solar modules durable?
Yes, flexible modules use lightweight materials and are ideal for curved or mobile applications. While they are thinner, they are tested for weather resistance.
How do conventional modules differ from customized modules?
Conventional modules follow standard sizes, while customized modules can be designed with specific dimensions, frame colors, or junction box placements.
Do customized modules come with certifications?
Yes, our panels can be TÜV, CE, or IEC certified, depending on customer requirements and export market standards.
Can I order small quantities of customized panels?
Yes, we support smaller trial orders for prototypes or niche applications.
Do you provide OEM service (with customer’s logo)?
Yes, OEM is available for most module types, especially conventional and flexible panels.
How long is the warranty for your solar modules?
Our modules come with a 10–12 year product warranty and up to 25 years linear performance warranty.
Can bifacial modules work well in cloudy or low-light conditions?
Yes, they can capture reflected and diffused light, offering higher yield compared to traditional modules.
Do you provide technical support for installation?
Yes, our engineers provide detailed datasheets, installation guides, and after-sales support.
What industries or projects are customized modules suitable for?
They are widely used in residential, commercial rooftops, solar farms, mobile billboards, RVs, boats, and industrial projects.