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Advanced Solar Panels Featuring N-type Half-cut Cells
Deliver Industry-leading Power Output and Durability
SEOUL, Apr. 7, 2021 — The newest, advanced solar panel from LG Electronics (LG), featuring the company’s innovative N-type half-cut cells, delivers high power output and comes backed by a 25-year warranty. The LG NeON H solar panel is ideal for both residential and commercial applications as it offers carbon-free energy and long-lasting reliability in a package that delivers enhanced performance compared to the previous model.
With the majority of solar panels on the market today employing positive-type cells, LG NeON H utilizes sophisticated negative N-type cells with a temperature coefficient of -.33 percent per degree Celsius.1 The bifacial cell structure of N-type cells also enables the cells to absorb sunlight from both the front and rear sides. As a result, the panel provides outstanding output, generating maximum 390W from its 120 cells while simultaneously minimizing power loss.2 The highly durable energy solution can withstand harsh weather conditions and is also resistant to light-induced degradation (LID), the loss of performance from exposure to sunlight in the initial hours after installation.3
LG is the world’s first manufacturer to operate in-house solar testing facilities certified by two major international inspection and certification bodies – UL and TÜV Rheinland. Meeting industry-standard testing criteria, LG NeON H panels are guaranteed to operate at 90.6 percent of their original performance even after 25 years of continuous use.4
“Our new NeON H solar panel is the most reliable and efficient renewable energy solution that LG has ever created,” said Kevin Kim, vice president and head of the energy business unit of LG Electronics Business Solutions Company. “As one of only a handful of manufacturers with the confidence to offer a quarter-century warranty on its solar products, LG is continuing its commitment to providing efficient, effective solutions that stand the test of time.”
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1 Temperature coefficient verified based on internal accelerated test data.
2 Certified by CSA Group, January 2021.
3 Initial performance verified based on internal accelerated test data.
4 25-year performance verified based on internal accelerated test data. Actual performance may vary depending on the environment or conditions of use.
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TV: 2017 model 49UJ6500
When you reset the A/V (mute button 3 times), you see the default for non-HDR is "Auto" and default
for HDR is "off". When you switch back and forth between HDR and non-HDR this energy saving setting is
switched automatically.
I quite like "Auto" for regular material (non-HDR) it does a good job. On the other hand,
the setting of "Off" for HDR is terrible, especially with Amazon Prime. The bright highlights are too bright
and the dark shadow area's are a murky grey. Cannot really compensate with backlight, contrast
or brighness adjustments, it's ineffective for this problem. However, to compensate for this TV's mediocre
contrast range (very obvious in HDR), you can set HDR Energy Saving to minimum or medium and you can make it watchable
The problem is, as soon as you do this, when you revert back to non-HDR material, it no longer automatically switches
back to Energy Saver "Auto", but it stays on the setting you used when HDR was active.
I don't know if this is a design limitation or some oversight in the firmware, but this is a big inconvenience.
I've got no idea if newer LG TV's also do this, but I would certianly check this prior to purchasing a newer LG TV.
If my conclusions about this "problem" are wrong, please enlighten me.
Thanks.
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