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RE: Fixing Broken Glass On A Solar Panel (Round Two)
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When I saw the title of the post I was half expecting that you'd have to replace the glass. This is a much simpler, and probably much cheaper, fix. Does the polyurethane impair the productiveness of the panel in any way?
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It marginally affects the solar panel's overall production @homesteaderscoop. I would say somewhere in the one to ten percent range which is not that big of a deal to me personally. Cheers and have a spectacular day!
That really isn't a huge impact. I'm guessing that leaving it would be worse in the long run.
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I agree @minismallholding the impact is marginal at best. Leaving the broken glass unsealed would have lead to water and moisture getting onto the individual solar cells beneath and damaging them which would make the panel unusable.