What are glass-glass solar panels?

A solar panel consists of about 5 layers: glass, 2 types of foil, solar cells, and a back plate. The difference between glass-glass and glass-foil solar panels is in the last layer. In the case of glass-foil panels, the front is glass and the back is a protective foil. Both the front and back of glass-glass panels are made of glass. The biggest advantage is that the panel generates more energy and that it's sturdier.

• Glass-glass solar panels generate more than glass-foil panels thanks to the double glass layer that absorbs more sun.
• The panels have a performance warranty that's 5 years longer.
• Thanks to the sturdy materials, glass-glass panels can better withstand extreme weather conditions like (hail)storms, hot summers, or harsh winters.
• The panels are more durable and last much longer on your roof than other panels.

• Compared to glass-foil, a glass-glass panel look less black as you can see through the panel.

Glass-glass solar panels look less black. On the other hand, they're more durable, last longer, and generate much more solar power than glass-foil solar panels. Are you curious about what your roof with glass-glass solar panels generates? You can ask for free advice. An advisor is happy to tell you more about this and explain what suits your situation.