What are the dimensions of a solar panel?

Solar panels come in different types and sizes. Most solar panels are about 165cm long, 100cm wide, and 3cm thick. This kind of panel consists of 60 solar cells divided into 6 rows of 10. This puts the power between 280 and 320 Watt-peak (Wp). There are also larger models that generate more. This is useful if you have the space for them on your roof. For places like on your camper, there are smaller solar panels. We've listed the types of dimensions for you:

• Standard: 165x100x3cm
• Large: 200x100x3cm
• Small: 125x80x3cm

A larger solar panel often has more solar cells, which means it has a higher Watt-peak. With Watt-peak, we mean the amount of power that each solar panel can generate at most. The higher the number of Watt-peak, the higher the yield of your solar panel. The various types of solar panel dimensions generate about:

• Standard: between 280 and 320Wp
• Large: between 380 and 410Wp
• Small: between 280 and 320Wp

Want to know how many solar panels fit on your roof and what you can save with it? At Coolblue Energy, you get free personal advice. Our experts will have a look with you, so you get a clear idea of your own solar roof. That's saving with a smile. You can contact us for an advice appointment without obligations.