Solar Panel Comparison

Jackery SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel vs Meyer Burger White 395W

The White 395W delivers 395W, 195W more than the SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel at 200W.

SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel has a higher efficiency of 24.3% versus 21.5% for the White 395W.

They use different cell technologies: SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel uses Monocrystalline (advanced multi-layer), while White 395W uses HJT with SmartWire (SWCT).

Here's how they compare across all key specifications.

SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel· Higher efficiencyWhite 395W· Higher outputSolarSaga 200W Solar Panel· Lighter

Full Specification Comparison

SpecSolarSaga 200W Solar PanelWhite 395W
Performance
Power Output200 W395 W
Efficiency24.3%21.5%
Cell TypeMonocrystalline (advanced multi-layer)HJT with SmartWire (SWCT)
Temp. Coeff.—-0.259 %/°C
Number of Cells—120
BifacialYesYes
Electrical
Voc23.2 V44.5 V
Vmp18 V38.3 V
Isc11.76 A10.9 A
Imp11.12 A10.3 A
Max System Voltage—1000 V
Operating Temp−10 to +65 °C-40 to +85 °C
Physical
Dimensions2279x597x25 (unfolded) / 600x597x40 (folded) mm1767x1041x35 mm
Weight8 kg19.7 kg
Frame ColourBlackBlack
Connector TypeDC8020MC4,MC4-Evo2
Junction Box IPIP68IP68
Warranty & Certification
Product Warranty3 years (extendable to 5)25 years
Power Warranty—25 years (93% retained)
MCS CertifiedNoYes
Certifications—IEC 61215, IEC 61730, IEC 62804, IEC 61701
Pricing (UK)
Retail Price£359.00—
Price per Watt£1.795/W—

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is more efficient, the SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel or the White 395W?

The SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel is more efficient at 24.3%, compared to 21.5% for the White 395W. Higher efficiency means more power generated per square metre of roof space.

Which panel produces more power, the SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel or the White 395W?

The White 395W has a higher rated output at 395W. This means fewer panels would be needed to reach the same system size compared to the SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel.

Which solar panel should I choose for my home — the SolarSaga 200W Solar Panel or the White 395W?

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.

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