SEG Solar Panels

1. The ALPINE N line uses N-Type TOPCon technology, which offers high efficiency and slower performance degradation over time, ideal for homeowners who want long-term power production.
2. YUKON N is similar but built for bifacial use (light capture from both sides), which is useful in certain commercial settings or reflective rooftops.
3. ZION uses PERC tech and is the most affordable option, still offering strong performance but with slightly lower efficiency. The choice depends on your budget and roof conditions.

While brands like Trina or Qcells are more well-known globally, SEG has focused on tight quality control and U.S.-based production, which has gained them popularity in both residential and commercial spaces. They offer competitive performance, decent warranties, and flexibility in their product lineup. If you’re working with a U.S.-based installer and prefer domestic products, SEG is a solid alternative.

Yes. They meet the manufacturing and efficiency requirements needed to qualify for the 30% Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), as well as other local and state programs. Your installer or utility provider can help you apply. Since they’re U.S.-made, they may also qualify for bonus credits under new Inflation Reduction Act rules.

Yes, and that’s what the performance warranty covers. Even after 25 years, SEG panels are still expected to produce around 84–85% of their original output. Like any panel, they lose a bit of efficiency each year, but N-Type cells degrade more slowly. You’ll likely get solid output far beyond the official warranty period if the system is well-installed.