Solar Panel Comparison
JA Solar Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W vs Maxeon / SunPower Maxeon 6 DC 440W
The Maxeon 6 DC 440W delivers 440W, 30W more than the Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W at 410W.
Maxeon 6 DC 440W has a higher efficiency of 22.8% versus 21% for the Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W.
They use different cell technologies: Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W uses Mono PERC MBB Half-Cell, while Maxeon 6 DC 440W uses IBC (Interdigitated Back Contact).
On price, the Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W is cheaper by £588.00.
Here's how they compare across all key specifications.
Spec
JA Solar
Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W
410W
21% efficiency
Maxeon / SunPower
Maxeon 6 DC 440W
440W
22.8% efficiency
Full Specification Comparison
| Spec | Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W | Maxeon 6 DC 440W |
|---|---|---|
| Performance | ||
| Power Output | 410 W | 440 W |
| Efficiency | 21% | 22.8% |
| Cell Type | Mono PERC MBB Half-Cell | IBC (Interdigitated Back Contact) |
| Temp. Coeff. | -0.35 %/°C | -0.29 %/°C |
| Number of Cells | 108 | 66 |
| Bifacial | No | No |
| Electrical | ||
| Voc | 37.32 V | 48.2 V |
| Vmp | 31.45 V | 40.5 V |
| Isc | 13.95 A | 11.58 A |
| Imp | 13.04 A | 10.87 A |
| Max System Voltage | 1500 V | 1000 V |
| Operating Temp | -40 to +85 °C | -40 to +85 °C |
| Physical | ||
| Dimensions | 1722x1134x30 mm | 1872x1032x40 mm |
| Weight | 19.5 kg | 20.9 kg |
| Frame Colour | Black | Black |
| Connector Type | MC4-EVO2A | EVO2 |
| Junction Box IP | IP68 | IP68 |
| Warranty & Certification | ||
| Product Warranty | 12 years | 25 years |
| Power Warranty | 25 years linear (0.55%/yr) | 25 years / 92% (extendable to 40yr) |
| MCS Certified | Yes | No |
| Certifications | IEC 61215, IEC 61730, UL 61215, UL 61730, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 | IEC 61215, IEC 61730, UL 61730, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, IEC 62716, IEC 61701, MIL-STD-810G |
| Pricing (UK) | ||
| Retail Price | £62.00 | £650.00 |
| Price per Watt | £0.151/W | £1.477/W |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is more efficient, the Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W or the Maxeon 6 DC 440W?
The Maxeon 6 DC 440W is more efficient at 22.8%, compared to 21% for the Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W. Higher efficiency means more power generated per square metre of roof space.
Which panel produces more power, the Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W or the Maxeon 6 DC 440W?
The Maxeon 6 DC 440W has a higher rated output at 440W. This means fewer panels would be needed to reach the same system size compared to the Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W.
Is the Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W or Maxeon 6 DC 440W better value for money?
The Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W is priced lower at £62.00 per panel, saving £588.00 per panel. However, value depends on the full system cost, efficiency, and warranty — use our solar cost calculator to compare total installation costs.
Which solar panel should I choose for my home — the Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W or the Maxeon 6 DC 440W?
The right choice depends on your priorities. If maximising energy generation per panel is key, consider efficiency and wattage. If budget is your main concern, compare price per watt. Both panels have their merits — use our Solar Estimator to see how each would perform in your specific home setup.
JA Solar
Deep Blue 3.0 Light 410W
410W · 21% efficiency · Mono PERC MBB Half-Cell
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Maxeon 6 DC 440W
440W · 22.8% efficiency · IBC (Interdigitated Back Contact)
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