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You loose performance at noon/summer, when you are likely to produce over your demand anyway. But during winter/rainy days, when you are limited to diffuse lig
by pintxo 1y ago
You loose performance at noon/summer, when you are likely to produce over your demand anyway.
But during winter/rainy days, when you are limited to diffuse light, they deliver the same output.
The point is that panels are so dead cheap now, that efficiency of orientation is no longer an issue.
- tasuki 1y agoApproximately how much does a panel generate from diffuse light compared to direct sunlight?