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Premium materials. Rigorous testing. Cutting-edge design. Our solar panels meet the highest industry standards.
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Industry-Leading Brands
We offer premium panels from trusted global brands, including Meyer Burger, REC Group, Qcells, and more. Cutting-edge efficiency meets proven reliability.
Solar panel specifications:
REC Group
Power output
450W
Module efficiency
21.6%
Temperature coefficient
-0.24%
Cell type
88 half-cut bifacial REC HJT cells, with gapless technology
Dimensions
172.8 cm x 120.5 cm x 3.0 cm
Meyer Burger
Power output
395W
Module efficiency
21.5%
Temperature coefficient
-0.259%
Cell type
120 half-cells, mono n-Si, HJT with SWCT®
Dimensions
176.7 cm x 104.1 cm x 3.5 cm
QCells
Power output
415W
Module efficiency
21.1%
Temperature coefficient
-0.34%
Cell type
6 x 22 monocrystalline Q.ANTUM solar half cells
Dimensions
187.9 cm x 104.5 cm x 3.2 cm
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Explore our comprehensive list of frequently asked questions about solar panels. Whether you're curious about their benefits, installation process, maintenance requirements, or financial incentives, find clear and informative answers here.
What happens if my roof needs repairs after the solar panels are installed?
If your roof needs repairs, Astrawatt Solar will help coordinate the removal and reinstallation of the panels. It’s best to take care of any roof maintenance before installing solar, but we’re here to assist if issues arise later.
Will my roof be able to support solar panels?
Before installation, Astrawatt Solar conducts a detailed assessment of your roof’s condition, age, and orientation. Most roofs are capable of supporting solar panels, and we will provide recommendations to ensure your roof is suitable.
Is solar a smart investment in cities like Kansas City, St. Louis, or Houston?
Absolutely. Homeowners in Kansas City, St. Louis, and Houston are turning to solar to lock in long-term energy savings and protect against rising utility rates. In each of these cities, solar panels can increase home value, reduce monthly bills, and offer reliable energy even during peak demand. Plus, with federal incentives and local utility programs, the return on investment is stronger than ever.
How much can I save on my electricity bills with solar panels?
The amount you save depends on factors like your location, energy consumption, and system size. On average, Astrawatt Solar customers see a significant reduction in electricity bills—up to 80% or more in many cases.
Do solar panels work in rainy weather?
How much do solar panels cost?
The cost of solar panels varies based on the size of the system and your energy needs. With federal and local incentives, solar has become more affordable than ever, and Astrawatt Solar offers financing options to make going solar easier.
How do solar panels work?
Solar panels capture sunlight and convert it into electricity through photovoltaic cells. This electricity can be used to power your home, stored in a battery, or fed back into the grid, reducing your reliance on traditional power sources.
What are the benefits of installing solar panels?
Solar panels can significantly reduce your electricity bills, increase your home’s value, and give you more control over your energy usage. Whether you're in Kansas City, St. Louis, or Houston, going solar offers long-term savings and protection from rising utility rates. Plus, solar energy is a clean, renewable alternative that helps reduce your carbon footprint — no matter where you live.
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