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Solar Panels

Solar panels for homes, cabins, ground mounts and commercial projects: N-type and bifacial modules from 440 W to 720 W, sold one at a time or by the pallet, with the price per watt in every title. Everything ships from our Las Vegas warehouse.

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Prices as of October 2026.

Panel Power Type Best for Price
JA Solar JAM54D41 455W 455 W N-type bifacial, all black Residential roofs $171.60
Hanersun 445W 445 W Bifacial, full black Residential roofs $173.55
Philadelphia 450W 450 W Bifacial, improved hail resistance Hail-prone areas $219.99
Zshine 585W 585 W N-type TOPCon bifacial, double glass Ground mounts, lowest cost per watt $210.60
Mate Solar 575W 575 W N-type TOPCon bifacial, full black Ground mounts, large roofs $224.25
JA Solar 605W 605 W N-type bifacial, double glass Ground mounts, commercial $239.99
JA Solar 620/625W 620–625 W N-type bifacial, double glass Ground mounts, commercial $241.80
Philadelphia 600W 600 W Bifacial, improved hail resistance Hail-prone areas, ground mounts $279.99

Buying by the pallet

For a whole array or a commercial job, a pallet lowers the price per watt. See all solar panel pallets, including the JA Solar 455W (36 panels), Zshine 585W (36 panels, 21.06 kW), Philadelphia 600W (36 panels) and Trina 710/720W (33 panels).

Want the inverter and wiring matched for you? See solar panel kits, grid-tie solar kits and off-grid solar systems. For RVs and camping, see foldable solar panels.

How to choose solar panels

  • Roof or ground? 440–455 W panels are about the size most residential roofs and installers are set up for. 575–720 W panels are larger and heavier and suit ground mounts and commercial roofs.
  • Bifacial or not? Bifacial panels also collect light reflected onto the back, which adds the most output on ground mounts over light-colored ground or snow.
  • Hail? In hail-prone areas, the Philadelphia panels are built for improved hail resistance.
  • Compare price per watt, not price per panel. It's in every listing title.
  • Match your inverter: check the panel's voltage and current against your inverter or microinverter inputs, or ask us.

Solar panel FAQs

How many solar panels do I need for my house?

Divide your yearly kWh use by your area's yearly production per kW (about 1,200–1,700 kWh per kW in most of the US) to get system size, then divide by the panel wattage. A home using 10,000 kWh a year in a 1,400 kWh/kW area needs about a 7 kW system: sixteen 445 W panels.

What does N-type TOPCon mean?

N-type TOPCon is a newer cell design that typically degrades more slowly and handles heat better than older P-type cells. Most of our current panels use N-type cells.

Do you sell solar panels by the pallet?

Yes. Pallets of 33–36 panels are priced lower per watt than single panels and ship freight from Las Vegas. See solar panel pallets.

Can I pick up solar panels locally?

Yes, local pickup is available from our Las Vegas warehouse. Contact us to arrange a time.

Solar Panels
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Choose panels for your project

Buying routeBest starting pointCheck before ordering
Individual panelsReplacing or adding a known moduleDimensions, connectors and electrical compatibility
Panel palletsA project with a confirmed module countPanels per pallet, delivery access and unloading
Complete systemsA new installation needing coordinated equipmentLoads, storage, inverter and installation requirements

Panel-only listings do not imply an inverter, battery, mounting kit or installation is included. Check the exact product contents.

Does panel wattage tell me which system to buy?

No. Match the array to your loads, site and compatible equipment. Ask for sizing guidance if these are not yet known.

Individual panels · Pallets · Size a system

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Common questions

Before you order.

If yours isn't here, ask an engineer. It costs nothing and it's the step most people skip.

What if I'm not sure this is the right product?

Ask before you order. Send us what you need to run, or your pool or well figures, and an engineer will confirm the choice — it costs nothing. Or use the finder below, which sizes from what you actually run and shows its reasoning.

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