Solar panels

Our photovoltaic solar panels convert sunlight into electricity for yourself-consumption, off-grid or mobile installation projects. Choose from monocrystalline panels (high efficiency, often Full Black) and more specific models such as bifacial or N-Type/TOPCon panels, as well as flexible panels and 12V solutions.

To make the right choice, consider the power (Wp), efficiency, format (rigid/flexible), technology (mono/poly, N-Type, bifacial) and compatibility with your inverter or regulator. To quickly estimate your production, use our solar simulator.



Choose your solar panel in 30 seconds

  • Monocrystalline: best efficiency (often recommended for residential use).
  • Bifacial / TOPCon / N-Type: optimised performance depending on installation conditions.
  • Flexible / 12V: ideal for motorhomes, boats and limited surfaces.
  • Power (Wp): size according to your needs and the available surface area.






FAQ – Photovoltaic solar panels

1. What projects are photovoltaic solar panels suitable for? +
The page mentions use cases for self-consumption, off-grid setups, and mobile installations.
2. Which panel technologies can be found in this category? +
You will find monocrystalline panels (often Full Black), bifacial models and N-Type / TOPCon technologies, as well as flexible panels and 12V solutions.
3. What criteria should I look at when choosing a solar panel? +
The page recommends checking power (Wp), efficiency, format (rigid/flexible), technology (mono, N-Type, bifacial) and compatibility with your inverter or charge controller.
4. How can I estimate a solar panel’s output before buying? +
To quickly estimate your production, you can use the Solar Simulator.
5. When should I choose a flexible panel or a 12V solution? +
The page mentions flexible panels and 12V solutions as relevant for mobile uses and installation constraints.

The revolution of N-Type ABC and TOPCon cells

The photovoltaic market is undergoing a profound transformation with the progressive shift from P-Type cells to N-Type architectures. At Wattuneed, we integrate the latest innovations such as TOPCon (Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) and ABC (All Back Contact) to offer our customers energy productivity that exceeds conventional standards.

TOPCon N-Type: The new standard for high efficiency

TOPCon technology is establishing itself as the natural successor to PERC. By adding an ultra-thin oxide layer, it drastically reduces electron recombination losses. The result: a cell efficiency exceeding 25% and, above all, an improved temperature coefficient. This means your panels lose less power during hot days, a crucial advantage for rooftop installations where ventilation is limited.


ABC (All Back Contact): Aesthetics at the service of performance

ABC technology represents the pinnacle of current solar engineering. Unlike classic panels, all electrical contacts are placed at the rear of the cell.

  • Zero shading: The front side is 100% dedicated to photon capture, increasing the active surface area.
  • Premium Full Black Design: Without visible metal grids (busbars), the panel offers a deep and uniform black, ideal for demanding architectural projects.
  • Increased durability: The ABC structure is inherently more resistant to micro-cracks caused by temperature variations.

Bifaciality and yield in low light conditions

The use of N-Type substrates allows for a much better spectral response. Our panels capture light more effectively at dawn, dusk, or in overcast weather. Coupled with a bifacial structure, this technology allows for the recovery of albedo (ground reflection), increasing energy gain by up to 20% depending on the type of surface (white gravel, light membranes, or ground mounting).

By choosing these technologies at Wattuneed, you are investing in equipment with low degradation (less than 0.4% per year), ensuring maximum profitability for over 30 years.

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