The bottom line The flexible option in this family, with bypass diodes named and a generous mounting kit. It publishes no dimensions — on a panel whose entire reason for existing is fitting a shape a rigid module cannot.
A pair of flexible 200 W panels for surfaces a framed module will not meet.
Why flexible, and what it costs
No frame, no glass, ETFE laminate instead. That lets the panel follow a van roof or a cabin top, and it removes the possibility of tilting it. A flexible panel lies where the surface lies, which is usually flat — and flat panels collect dirt, hold water and run hotter than tilted ones.
The mounting kit
Six stainless eyelets pre-fitted and six straps per panel, with adhesive backing named as an alternative. That is a complete answer to installation, which flexible panels often leave open.
The diode argument
Bypass diodes named, with the failure they prevent described: reverse current at night or in low light, which discharges the battery and heats the module. Naming a component and the problem it solves is more useful than naming it alone.
The blanks
No module voltages — the 24 V in the title is the system it suits, not the voltage it produces. No dimensions, which on a panel sold to fit a curved surface is the specification that decides whether it fits at all. No warranty.
Availability
German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores quoted 210 € to 250 € when this page was compiled.
British Amazon store carries it too, priced in its own currency, which the euro range above deliberately omits.
American Amazon catalogue carries an entry for it, with nobody selling.
These figures are what Keepa reported on the day this page was last updated. Availability and pricing move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 16 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What it gets right, and what it leaves out
Strengths
Bypass diodes are named explicitly, with the reverse-current problem they solve described
Six eyelets and six straps per panel are supplied, plus adhesive mounting as an alternative
The 18-busbar argument is made in terms of micro-crack risk rather than only output
Compromises
No voltages, on a set sold as 24 V, which is a system figure rather than a module one
No dimensions, on a flexible panel whose whole purpose is fitting a curved surface
No warranty terms at all
Specifications
Peak wattage
2 × 200 W, from the title, described as a 400 W 24 V set
Cell technology
N-type cells with 18 busbars, first and second bullets, compared with 12-busbar modules for lower micro-crack risk
Voltages
Absent as figures — 24 V appears in the title as a system voltage, not as a module voltage
Temperature coefficient
Nowhere in the listing
Frame
None — flexible construction with six pre-fitted stainless eyelets and six straps per panel, third bullet
Glass
None — ETFE with over 95 % light transmission, second bullet
Dimensions
Nowhere in the listing
Warranty terms
Nowhere in the listing; bypass diodes against reverse current are named in the fourth bullet
Amazon reference
B0GQZ8NGN2 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0810198855241
Questions owners ask about this one
What do the bypass diodes do?
The fourth bullet describes them as preventing reverse current at night or in poor light, which would otherwise discharge the battery and heat the module. In daylight they also let current route around a shaded section rather than being throttled by it.
Does “24 V” tell me anything useful?
Only that the set is intended for a 24 V system. It is not the module’s open-circuit voltage, which is what a controller’s input window is checked against, and that figure is not published.
2 × 450 W peak · N-type half-cell 16BB SMBB · voltages not published · temperature coefficient not published · reinforced aluminium frame · 1.6 + 1.6 mm tempered double glass · 5400 Pa front, 2400 Pa rear · German fire class A · 30-year warranty · EL tested
A pair of 450 W bifacial N-type modules with 16 busbars and half cells, published with front and rear mechanical loads, a German fire class and a thirty-year warranty.
Best for: A snowy or windy site where the mechanical load figures are the deciding specification.
460 W peak with a 0–5 W positive tolerance · N-TOPCon · voltages not published · optimised coefficient, figure not given · 1762 × 1134 × 30 mm · glass-glass · 0.40 % annual degradation, 87.4 % after 30 years · 25-year product and 30-year linear performance warranty
A 460 W bifacial N-TOPCon module published with dimensions, an annual degradation rate, a thirty-year performance warranty and certification to IEC 61215, IEC 61730 and IEC 61701.
Best for: A balcony or roof installation where the module will still be there in twenty years and the warranty terms are part of the purchase.
460 W peak · N-type TOPCon · voltages not published · temperature coefficient named but not given · black frame · double tempered glass · dimensions not published · IP68
A 460 W bifacial glass-glass module using N-type TOPCon cells in a full black finish, rated IP68, whose listing claims up to 30 % extra yield from the rear face.
Best for: A balcony rail or a flat roof where the rear face sees reflected light and the module will be bought on appearance.
