Sungold 250 watt solar panel TF-D-250W

Polymer composite material / 5 years warranty/strong impact resistance
The 250W solar panel, known as the SG-TF-D-250W, is a great choice for those living in RVs. Its PERC shingle cells have a high conversion efficiency of up to 22%, ensuring optimal power generation.
This panel is designed to withstand strong impacts, providing reliable battery protection. One of the standout features of the SG-TF-D-250W panel is its flexibility, made possible by the use of ETFE surface material.
This material offers exceptional resistance against various weather conditions, salt spray, corrosion, and aging, ensuring its durability and longevity. What’s even better is that the installation process for the SG-TF-D-250W panel is incredibly easy, making it an ideal choice for college graduates who are new to solar energy.
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Exclusive Patented Material
Lighter And Thinner
5 YEARS WARRANTY
STABLE AND DURABLE
Exclusive Patented Material

The TF-D-250w solar panel utilizes an innovative organic polymer composite instead of the traditional glass front sheet for lamination. This composite material is highly resilient and can withstand even the harshest temperature and climate conditions.

Ultra light and thin, more flexible

The TF Series  250 watt solar panels, with a thickness of only 2mm, utilizes Sungold’s patented material. This innovative material not only provides enhanced flexibility to the solar panels but also ensures the protection of the cells. Consequently, the solar panel becomes more adaptable, enabling it to effortlessly conform to various unique shapes and curves.

5 years warranty

TF-D-250w solar flexible panel products have passed rigorous trampling and hail resistance tests conducted by the company. These tests have verified the protection and stability of the product, providing confidence in its reliability. Furthermore, the addition of a newly patented material has proven to be highly effective in protecting the battery sheet. These successful tests have laid a solid foundation for the 5-year warranty that comes with the product.

Stable and durable

The TF-D-250W solar panel kits utilize advanced monocrystalline silicon solar cells that incorporate multi-layer cell technology. This ensures that the panels are of the highest quality, with an impressive conversion efficiency of up to 22%. The outer film of the panels is made of ETFE laminate, which offers excellent resistance to various weather conditions, including salt spray, corrosion, and aging. Additionally, this film allows for good light transmittance. These flexible solar panels are designed to deliver stable output and withstand harsh weather conditions, making them a reliable choice. With a 5-year warranty, you can trust in their durability and exceptional performance, even in extreme weather conditions.

Understanding 250 watt solar panels

An important metric to consider when comparing solar panel options is the power rating of the panel, known as the wattage. 250 watt solar panels are close to the average wattage of solar panels available today, making them an excellent panel choice for many solar projects.
Most solar panels installed on homes or businesses today are between 250 and 365 watts each; solar panels above or below that range are also available. To determine if a 250 watt solar panel is right for you, it is important to understand the options and how much energy a 250 watt solar panel produces.
Understanding 250 watt solar panels

How many 250 watt solar panels do you need?

A 250 watt solar panel is rated at 250 watts. Still, the power output you see from the panel depends on a number of factors, including geographic location, shading, and the tilt of the panel.
The number of solar panels you want to install depends on the amount of power you want to generate and the space available for the solar panels. The table below compares the number of 250W solar panels required for different-sized solar panel systems, by each system size. In some cases, the number of 250 watt solar panels is rounded up to the nearest panel.
How many 250 watt solar panels do you need

How many 250 watt solar panels do you need? System size comparison table

Assuming a production ratio of 1.41
Using eight 250 watt solar panels will produce approximately 2,800 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity, which is far less than a standard single-family home. Installing 24 250 watt solar panels for a 6 kW system will produce enough electricity to significantly offset the cost of solar power.
How much space will a solar system using 250 watt solar panels take up on your roof or property? The table below shows the estimated value of a solar system using only 250 watt solar panels. To calculate the estimated space required, we have assumed that the average area of a 250 watt solar panel is 16.5 square feet (5.5 feet x 3 feet).
System size comparison table

How much space is required for a solar installation with a 250 watt solar panel?

250 watt solar panel is about the standard for roof space efficiency, and the typical roof of a single-family home may have enough space to accommodate the required number of 250 watt solar panels to significantly offset the cost of electricity. If you have a small roof or a roof with a lot of space, but you don’t want to cover it with 250 watt solar panel, consider a ground-mounted solar system.

Is 250 watt solar panel right for your solar installation?

250 watt solar panels are close to the average wattage of panels used for solar installations, which makes sense for many homeowners. Whether you’re looking for low-wattage, standard-wattage, or high-wattage panels, you can get a solar quote through Sungold.
If you have a preference for solar equipment, you can talk to us. We’ll be sure to give you the perfect solar solution. If you want to start researching solar options and get a quick estimate of how much you can save with a 250 watt solar panel, you can also let us know and we will customize it for you.
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Maximum power(Pmax)

250W

Open-circuit voltage(Voc)

27.6V

Voltage at Pmax(Vmp)

23.4V

Short-circuit current(Isc)

11.32A

Current at Pmax(Imp)

10.69A

Cells efficiency(%)

22.0%

The maximum system voltage

600V DC(IEC)

Power temperature coefficient

-0.38%/℃

Voltage temperature coefficient

-0.36%/℃

Current temperature coefficient

+0.07%/℃

Output power tolerance

±3%

Operating temperature

-40~85℃

Weight

3.92kg

Size

1450*890*3mm

Warranty

6 years

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Home

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TF series flexible solar panels use Sungold’s exclusive patented materials. The material allows solar panels to be greatly improved in terms of weather resistance, salt spray resistance, corrosion resistance and aging resistance.

So, you’re probably wondering how much power the SG-TF-D-250W solar panel can actually produce. Well, let me tell you, this bad boy has a power output of 250 watts!

So, you might be wondering how well the ETFE surface material on these solar panels can hold up against different weather conditions. Well, let me tell you, it’s pretty impressive!

The output efficiency of a solar panel may not be ideal for a number of reasons. The most common environmental conditions, such as the angle of direct sunlight, cloudy sky, and accumulation of dirt and smudges on the surface of the solar panels, can result in reduced efficiency.

A single 250W solar panel is rated to produce 250 watts of power, but the actual power output you see from your panels depends on many factors, including geographic location, shading, and the tilt of your panels

While 250-watt solar panels are no longer a great size or wattage for on-grid solar systems, they are a popular option for off-grid systems. Solar panel kits are becoming increasingly popular for things such as powering RVs and camping appliances or battery charging 

Whether you’re looking to save money or generate your own electricity, a 250W solar panel is an excellent option for many solar projects. The average 250W solar panel will generate up to 12.5 amps per hour during its peak period. For reference, this will occur during noon, which is when the sun is at its highest

1.5 kWh
 
Your solar panel has a rating of 250 watts, and your home receives six hours of sunshine per day. Multiply 250 x 6, and we can calculate that this panel can produce 1,500 Wh, or 1.5 kWh of electricity per day.

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