Solar panels will not stop working completely. The location where the solar panels are installed is very important. The angle, area, intensity, installation angle and exposure time of sunlight are all related.
Tilt angle of solar panels: When installing solar panels, you can install them according to the local latitude. Generally, this is the best installation angle, which can absorb sunlight to the greatest extent. The angle between the solar panel and the sunlight also affects the efficiency of the solar panel in absorbing and converting electricity. Do not install solar panels too extreme, such as vertical 90°
During the day, the intensity of sunlight is constantly changing, and the efficiency of solar panels also changes accordingly. Noon is the most efficient. The installation location with obstructions such as trees or houses will also affect the efficiency.
Solar panels will not stop working completely at any specific angle, but their efficiency will drop significantly as the angle of incidence increases. For best performance:
Install the panels at an angle close to the local latitude.
If possible, adjust the tilt angle according to the season.
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