Location data · Baden-Württemberg

Sun hours in Singen

How sunny is Singen? Over a year the sun delivers 1,479 kilowatt-hours onto every square metre here — in June roughly 4 times as much per day as in December. “Sun hours” has two meanings: the weather report counts how long the sun shines. For solar power what matters is how much energy arrives — and that is what this page shows, as peak sun hours (hours of full sun power).

For solar planning this means: an optimally tilted, south-facing array (35°) harvests an annual average of 4.05 peak sun hours per day in Singen. In 9 out of 10 years at least 1,394 kWh/m² are reached. All values are computed from this location’s satellite hourly data, not estimated.

Annual average (PSH)
4.05 kWh/m²/d
P90 annual total
1,394 kWh/m²
Optimal tilt
35°
Terrain horizon max.
5.3°

Sun hours per month

MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
PSH/day (35° south)1.792.854.275.295.405.956.015.484.883.221.951.46
P901.372.173.124.284.685.165.154.694.352.701.701.16

Daily average per month in kWh/m² at 35° tilt, south-facing, including the terrain horizon of Singen. P90 = reached in 9 out of 10 years.

Optimal tilt angle in Singen

The annual optimum for Singen is 35° south; anything between 24° and 51° counts as equivalent (below 2% difference). For winter operation (off-grid) 60° is optimal, for summer use 20°. Flat-laid modules lose 15.6 % versus the optimum. Adjusting twice a year would add 2.8 % here, monthly adjustment 3.7 % — only relevant for adjustable mounts.

Is a balcony solar kit worth it in Singen?

A vertical south-facing railing in Singen harvests 1,038 kWh/m² per year — 70 % of what an optimally tilted 35° panel yields at the same spot. December softens the penalty: with the low winter sun, the vertical plane reaches 106 % of the 35° December value, computed from the same hourly data with its own plane transposition. Open the balcony solar calculator with these coordinates →

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