Ergosun Holdings Ergosun 55

Name: Ergosun Holdings Ergosun 55
Brand: Ergosun Holdings

48 cells, BIPV module. Power classes 50–55 W in the CEC list.

CEC listed · Sep 11, 2024UL 61730Building-integrated (BIPV)

Power class

Power (STC)55 WCEC nameplate
Efficiency≈19.6%calculated from area
%/°C Pmax−0.350CEC listing test
PTC / STC94.9%PTC 52 W (CEC)

Power classes

CEC PV Module List (Oct 7, 2026) · Cali-Graf calculation · 2 models

Model	Pmax	Voc, V	Isc, A	Vmp, V	Imp, A	Efficiency	PTC	CEC listed
Ergosun 50W	50 W	14.50	4.58	12.00	4.17	≈17.9%	47 W	Sep 11, 2026
Ergosun 55W	55 W	14.50	5.30	12.00	4.83	≈19.6%	52 W	Sep 11, 2024

≈ efficiency = Pmax ÷ CEC-listed area 0.28 m².

Heat & cold behaviour

CEC PV Module List (Oct 7, 2026) · Cali-Graf calculation

	CEC listing test
Pmax coefficient γ	−0.350 %/°C
Voc coefficient β	−0.350 %/°C
Isc coefficient α	+0.050 %/°C
Operating cell temperature	NOCT 40 °C

Vmp coefficient ≈ γ − α (CEC); used only for the hot-roof voltage estimate.

Away from lab conditions — CEC listing test points

Class	Pmax at NOCT	Vmp × Imp at NOCT	Pmax at 200 W/m²	Low-light efficiency vs STC
50 W	38.6 W	12.23 V × 3.16 A	9.5 W	95%
55 W	40 W	14.08 V × 2.84 A	11.5 W	105%

Pmax = Vmp × Imp from the CEC listing; low-light efficiency = Pmax at 200 W/m² ÷ (20% of STC Pmax).

Inverter compatibility & string sizing

CEC PV Module List (Oct 7, 2026) · Cali-Graf calculation · NLR PVWatts v8

CityColdest air, °CHottest cell, °C

15.7 V

Voc when cold

per panel

9.6 V

Vmp when hot

per panel

Defaults come from NLR TMY weather (coldest hour, hottest modeled cell). Code calculations (NEC 690.7) use the ASHRAE extreme annual minimum, which is usually colder — enter it above. β is the CEC-measured coefficient; NEC 690.7 calculations use the datasheet value.

Integrated roof products are wired per the manufacturer’s system design.

SolarEdge and other optimizer-based systems size strings by the optimizer rules — use the manufacturer’s designer. Reference inverters: most named in SoCal permits since Oct 2024.

Expected production in Southern California

NLR PVWatts v8 · Cali-Graf calculation

PanelsCity for chartSystem size

City	kWh / kW / yr	kWh / panel / yr	kWh / system / yr	Sun, kWh/m²/day
Los Angeles	1,676	92	11,707	6.08
Palmdale	1,835	101	12,817	6.69
Chula Vista	1,696	93	11,847	6.11
Huntington Beach	1,643	90	11,476	5.89
Riverside	1,696	93	11,847	6.21
Santa Clarita	1,724	95	12,042	6.28

PVWatts models a standard roof-mounted module; integrated roof products are not modeled separately.

Estimate for comparison, not a quote: shading, roof orientation and local losses change real output. Roof mount, 20° tilt, south, 14% system losses.

Questions & answers

How efficient is the Ergosun Holdings Ergosun 55?

Calculated from the panel area (0.28 m²): about 19.6% for the 55 W class. 55 W over 0.28 m² equals about 196 W per square meter.

How much energy does one panel produce in Los Angeles or Palmdale?

PVWatts v8 with typical-year weather gives about 92 kWh per year per 55 W panel in Los Angeles and about 101 kWh in Palmdale (20° roof, facing south, 14% system losses).

How much power does it lose on a hot roof?

With γ = −0.350 %/°C, at a 77 °C cell temperature (hottest modeled hour in Palmdale) output is about 18.1% below the STC rating.

Sources

California Energy Commission — Solar Equipment Lists, PV Module List (snapshot Oct 7, 2026).
NLR (formerly NREL) — PVWatts v8, NSRDB PSM v3 typical-year weather for Los Angeles, Palmdale, Chula Vista, Huntington Beach, Riverside, Santa Clarita.
Cali-Graf calculations — formulas and inputs are shown next to each calculated value (efficiency from area, temperature-corrected voltages, string sizing, energy estimates).