Nod, unless you are in a place on the planet with perfect insolation (which would still only happen a few weeks of the year), it will nearly always will be below nameplate rating. The nameplate rating/testing if ever done, is done in a test bed with artificial light and perfect angle.
Edit: I remember I did once get an above nameplate actual power output from a panel once - using MPPT, at high altitude, at the maximum insolation time for the year (mid-California in the mountains, right around the summer solstice). It only lasted for 20 minutes though.
Edit: I remember I did once get an above nameplate actual power output from a panel once - using MPPT, at high altitude, at the maximum insolation time for the year (mid-California in the mountains, right around the summer solstice). It only lasted for 20 minutes though.