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 Thinking of going "bifacial" for your next setup? It's a fancy term for panels that harvest light on the front and the back. Sounds like double the fun, right? Thinking of going "bifacial" for your next setup? It's a fancy term for panels that harvest light on the front and the back. Sounds like double the fun, right?
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-**Solar Sid's Pro-Tip:** If you have a bright ground mount or white flat roof — go bifacial. If you have a standard dark Irish slate roof — save your money and buy better standard panels! ☀️+**Solar Sid's Pro-Tip:** If you have a bright ground mount or white flat roof — go bifacial. If you have a standard dark Irish slate roof — save your money and buy better standard panels! ☀
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