Black solar panels are solar panels with a black or dark-colored photovoltaic (PV) cell. They are designed to absorb more sunlight and therefore have the potential to generate more electricity than lighter-colored solar panels.

One reason to use black solar panels is that they may be more aesthetically pleasing to some people. Black solar panels can blend in more seamlessly with the roof or environment, which may be desirable in certain situations.

Another reason to use black solar panels is that they may be more efficient at generating electricity in some climates. Black solar panels absorb more sunlight, which can lead to a higher level of electricity generation. This can be particularly beneficial in cloudy or diffuse light conditions, as the panels will be able to capture more of the available light.

It is important to note that the overall efficiency of a solar panel depends on many factors, including the type and quality of the materials used, the design of the panel, and the angle and orientation of the panel. Black solar panels may not be the most efficient option in all cases, and it is important to carefully consider your specific energy needs and the climate in which you live before making a decision.

Compared with the normal module technology, the interconnected material of shingled module is different from that of normal module, 
whose technology is simpler and more reliable, avoiding the defects such as deviation of ribbon and cold soldering.