1 / 14SunGoldPower 560 Watt Bifacial N-Type Solar Panel
- 560W continuous outputRated AC output for running tools, appliances and backup circuits.
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560 Watt Bifacial N-Type Solar Panel
A high-output solar panel built for serious off-grid, ground-mount, carport, canopy, and property power systems. Its bifacial N-Type design captures direct sunlight from the front and reflected light from the rear, helping produce more energy from the same installation footprint.
More production from exposed rear-side light
Bifacial solar designed for higher-yield installations
Unlike a standard single-sided panel, this bifacial SunGoldPower module can collect sunlight on both sides. That makes it especially useful for raised arrays, solar carports, canopies, and ground-mount installations where reflected light can reach the back of the panel.
Bifacial energy gain
Better use of sunlight around the array
The rear side of a bifacial solar panel can turn reflected light into extra production when the installation leaves the back of the panel exposed. For the best result, place panels where light can bounce from surfaces like open ground, light-colored roofing, gravel, concrete, snow, or canopy structures.
Excellent for raised ground-mount systems
Ground mounts give the back side of the panel room to receive reflected light, making them one of the best use cases for bifacial solar.
Strong fit for open-frame solar structures
Solar carports and canopies can expose both sides of the module, helping the system make better use of light around the structure.
High-output panels for larger energy systems
Use fewer panels to reach larger array sizes for off-grid homes, cabins, workshops, farms, and backup power systems.
Partial shading performance
Built to keep producing in real-world conditions
SunGoldPower highlights the panel’s PERC, half-cut cell, bypass diode, and busbar design as part of its approach to stronger PV module performance under partial shading. That helps support more consistent production when light across the panel is not perfectly even.
- Half-cut cells help divide the panel into more efficient working sections.
- Bypass diodes help reduce the impact of shade on affected cell groups.
- Multi-busbar construction supports better current collection across the module.
- Arrays should still be planned to avoid shade whenever possible.
Flexible installation planning
Mount it where the panel can work its best
The 560W bifacial panel is best used in installations where the panel has open exposure and airflow. SunGoldPower shows the panel in multiple mounting styles, including raised/flat roof mounting, foundation mounts, and pole mounts.
Good for roofs with proper racking
Raised mounting can improve airflow and create more room for rear-side reflected light compared with a fully flush setup.
Ideal for larger ground arrays
Foundation-mounted arrays can be angled, spaced, and positioned for strong front-side sun and better rear-side light exposure.
Useful where roof space is limited
Pole mounts can work well for remote sites, yard arrays, property systems, and off-grid projects where panel placement matters.
Built for larger solar builds
High wattage without crowding the array
With a 560W output rating and bifacial production potential, this panel is a strong match for customers trying to build a higher-capacity solar array without filling every available inch of roof or ground space with smaller modules.
- Good fit for off-grid power systems, home backup solar, cabins, farms, workshops, and solar structures.
- Higher panel wattage helps reduce the total number of modules needed for many builds.
- Bifacial design is especially useful where the rear side of the panel remains exposed.
- Use product specifications to verify voltage, current, dimensions, and controller compatibility before purchase.
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