Trina PV panel models and sizes

Does Trina Solar offer residential solar panels?

Trina Solar currently offers two solar panel lines for residential solutions in the U.S.: the Vertex S/S+ and the Residential line. For solar panels, the most important specs to watch are: Efficiency: How well a solar panel captures sunlight and converts it into electricity for your home, expressed as a percentage (i.e., 22.2%).

How much power does Trina Solar have?

In 2020, Trina Solar launched high power series – Vertex series modules. The module power ranges from 500W to 670W, and the highest module e ciency can reach 21.6%. The Vertex series modules come in two versions – the bifacial dual-glass modules and back sheet modules.

Who is Trina Solar?

Trina Solar is an innovative solar panel manufacturer that continuously advances its technology. The company prioritizes affordability and performance, resulting in reliable solar panels built with advanced technology. For its residential solutions, Trina Solar uses monocrystalline solar cells with multi-busbar, PERC, and bifacial technologies.

How do I know if Trina Solar is right for my home?

Ultimately, the best way to determine whether Trina Solar is the best solution for your home is to review multiple quotes with different solar equipment before deciding. Read EnergySage's review of Trina Solar, based on product specifications for every Trina solar panel series, to make your solar research process easier.

Is Trina Solar a good brand?

Trina Solar competes with some of the top brands on the market, but they’re not number one in any category. Trina Solar does everything pretty well (efficiency, temperature coefficient, warranties, price, etc.), but there’s usually a premium solar panel brand that does it better.

Is Trina Solar better than SunPower?

Overall, Trina Solar offers above-average solar panels at a below-average price. While they may not be as efficient as SunPower, they’re not too far behind. Looking at the table above, Trina Solar’s Vertex S+ panel is 1.2% less efficient but about 20% cheaper per watt than its SunPower counterpart.