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VALE 450 Wp bifacial glass-glass, full black review

A 450 Wp bifacial glass-glass module in a full black finish, described as waterproof and fire-resistant, with a listing of two technical bullets.

The bottom line The least documented product in this entire lot: two technical bullets, seven empty specification lines, and a wind and snow claim with no loads behind it. The construction is the right one; everything that would let it be designed into an installation is missing.

A 450 Wp bifacial module with a listing of five bullets, three of which are about tax and purpose.

What is actually stated

Bifacial, glass-glass, full black, for balcony systems. High efficiency, resistance to wind and snow loads, waterproof and fire-resistant — all as adjectives.

What is not

Cell technology. Open-circuit voltage. Maximum power voltage. Current. Temperature coefficient. Frame. Dimensions. Weight. Warranty. Load figures in pascals. Every one of those appears on at least one other module in this family.

Why it still appears here

Because it is a real product at a real price in a family where the price spread matters, and because the absence of a specification is itself information. A module bought this way is a module whose datasheet has to be obtained from the maker before an inverter is chosen.

The honest use

As a second or third panel in an installation whose electrical design is already settled by an identical module — where the only question is whether another one fits the rail.

Availability

German Amazon store quoted about 119 € when this page was compiled.

American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon catalogues carry 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

  • Bifacial glass-glass construction at the lowest price per watt in this family
  • Wind and snow load resistance is claimed, and fire resistance is named
  • Sold explicitly for balcony systems, which sets the expectation correctly

Compromises

  • Two technical bullets in total — the sparest listing of any product in this catalogue
  • Seven of the eight specification lines are absent from the listing
  • No load figures behind the wind and snow claim

Specifications

Peak wattage450 Wp, from the title
Cell technologyNowhere in the listing — bifacial construction is named, the cell type is not
VoltagesNowhere in the listing
Temperature coefficientNowhere in the listing
FrameNowhere in the listing
GlassGlass-glass, from the title; the second bullet describes resistance to wind and snow loads without figures
DimensionsNowhere in the listing
Warranty termsNowhere in the listing
Amazon referenceB0GLQVYX9G (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN4262361726173

Questions owners ask about this one

Is a sparse listing a reason to avoid a module?

It is a reason to get the datasheet before ordering. The module may be perfectly good; what cannot be done from this page is check it against an inverter, a mounting or a roof, because none of the figures needed is here.

What do “waterproof and fire-resistant” mean without ratings?

Less than they sound. Ingress protection is a two-digit code and fire behaviour is a class; both are defined and testable. Adjectives without either are claims rather than specifications.