Are Lumos solar panels made in USA?

All Lumos Solar products are proudly Made in the USA! Are Lumos Solar panels bifacial? Our GSX modules are made using bifacial cells, allowing the module to produce energy from both sides. Depending the reflectance of the surface below, you can expect to see 10% -30% more energy production. What are Lumos SolarScape structures?

Are Lumos LSX & GSX solar panels weatherproof?

Lumos LSX and GSX Module systems can be easily weatherproofed using a 3M specialty tape. Why are Lumos Solar panels the best solar panels available? Our LSX & GSX panels are both transparent glass allowing light to pass through the space in between the solar cells, creating beautiful dappled light.

What are Lumos solar panels made of?

Our modular SolarScape structures are made from powder coated aluminum and can be configured to meet just about any projects requirements. SolarScapes are designed to work perfectly with our LSX & GSX Module Systems and are the most aesthetic mounting solutions available. How can I buy Lumos Solar panels and mounting systems?

How can I use Lumos solar panels?

Lumos LSX and GSX Module systems can be easily integrated into virtually any new or existing structure for use in carports, facades, awnings, canopies, or any structure you can imagine. Our SolarScape pre-engineered, pre-fabricated modular structures can be configured to fit any location.

Do solarscapes work with LSX & GSX modules?

SolarScapes are designed to work perfectly with our LSX & GSX Module Systems and are the most aesthetic mounting solutions available. How can I buy Lumos Solar panels and mounting systems? We only sell to Lumos Authorized Professionals to ensure that you have the best experience possible with Lumos products.

Should you go solar if your home is not suitable for solar?

If your home is not suitable for rooftop solar, you can still get the benefits of clean energy by investing in a community or shared solar program. By going solar, you can play an active role in achieving the nation’s goal of a carbon-free electricity sector by 2035. For more information, visit the Homeowner’s Guide to Going Solar.