The weight of Skyworth photovoltaic panels typically ranges between **0.018 to 0.025 metric tons per panel**, based on industry standards for residential solar modules. Most single photovoltaic panels weigh approximately **18–25 kilograms** (kg), and since 1 metric ton equals 1,000 kg, this converts to the aforementioned range.
For example:
- A 20 kg panel = **0.02 metric tons**.
- A 25 kg panel = **0.025 metric tons**.
However, exact specifications may vary depending on the panel’s size, material (monocrystalline, polycrystalline, or thin-film), and power output (e.g., 400W vs. 550W models). Larger commercial-grade panels or solar arrays could weigh significantly more when combined—for instance, a 1-megawatt (MW) system might require **30–40 metric tons** of panels, including mounting structures.
To ensure accuracy, consult Skyworth’s technical datasheets or contact their support team for model-specific weight details. Solar installations also require structural assessments to account for total system weight, including racks and inverters, which can influence project design.
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