• Provides direct savings on electricity
• Power remote buildings where grid hook up would be cost prohibitive
• Lowers carbon footprint

Mono crystalline solar panels use crystalline silicon, a basic semiconductor material.

Crystalline silicon is produced in large sheets that can be cut to a specific size and used as one large cell in a panel. Conducting metal strips are laid over the entire cell to collect electrons from the cell into an electrical current.

They are highly efficient and are cost-effective in the long run as a result.

Mono crystalline panels are typically 15-18% efficient, meaning that for every unit of solar energy that hits the cell, the panel can convert 15-18% of this energy into electricity.