What are the limitations of solar modules?

Solar modules (also called solar panels, photovoltaic modules) are the core part of the solar power generation system and the most important part of the solar power generation system. The role of solar components is to convert solar energy into electrical energy, or send it to storage batteries for storage, or drive loads to work. The quality and cost of solar modules will directly determine the quality and cost of the entire system. Our solar modules have certain limitations, so what are the limitations of solar modules? Let's take a look together next.

Here is the content list:

• The impact of solar modules on the grid

• The impact of solar modules on electricity bill management and energy investment

The impact of solar modules on the grid

With the improvement of the level of rooftop photovoltaic systems, the energy flow of solar modules has become bidirectional. When the local solar module power generation is greater than the consumption, the solar module power is output to the grid. However, the power network is not traditionally designed to handle bidirectional solar module energy transmission. Therefore, there may be some technical problems with solar modules. For example, in Queensland, Australia, as of the end of 2017, more than 30% of households used solar modules on rooftop photovoltaics. When the solar module power flows from the photovoltaic home to the network, it may cause over-voltage problems of the solar module. Some solutions have managed the voltage problems of solar modules, such as adjusting the power factor of solar module photovoltaic inverters, new voltages at the distributor level and energy control equipment, redirecting power lines, demand-side management, etc. There are often issues related to limitations and solar module costs to these solutions.

When the solar module grid fails, such as during a power outage, the solar module is usually not enough to fully power the house or other structure because the solar module is designed to supply power to the grid, not directly to the home.

The impact of solar modules on electricity bill management and energy investment

There is no panacea for solar module power or energy demand and bill management because customers (sites) have different specific situations, such as different comfort/convenience solar module needs, different electricity bills, or different usage patterns of solar modules. Electricity prices may include several elements, such as daily solar module access and metering costs, energy costs (based on kilowatt-hours, megawatt-hours), or peak demand costs. When solar module electricity prices are quite high and continue to rise, such as in Australia and Germany, solar modules are a promising option to reduce energy costs. However, for sites that charge for the peak demand of solar modules, if the peak demand of solar modules mainly occurs in the late afternoon to the evening, such as residential communities, solar modules may not be so attractive.

To manufacture better solar modules, the manufacturer of Anhui JF Solar Technology Co., Ltd. (JF Solar) bravely overcomes the limitations of solar modules and continuously invests a lot of capital and technology. If you are interested in solar modules, you can contact us. Our website is https://www.jf-solartech.com/.