Topsola’s Range Of TOPCon Modules

Topsola Highlights Several Solar Modules Including Obsidian, SolBalcony

TOPCon products from Topsola: Topsola offers a wide range of TOPCon modules suitable for different applications. (Source: Topsola)
  • Topsola’s Obsidian module series features n-type technology and an all-black design, with a conversion efficiency of 21.8% and low LID
  • The SolBalcony module is designed for rooftop applications with a maximum power output of 420 W and a module efficiency of 21%
  • The Phoenix-P Perc 210 (680 W) is another prominent offering, standing out with its higher power efficiency, achieving up to 21.89% module efficiency

One of the highlights of Topsola’s portfolio was the Obsidian module series. These modules are based on n-type technology and feature an all-black design. The 420 W dual-glass module has a conversion efficiency of 21.8%, as well as low LID. The 425 W single-glass module has a slightly higher power output, with a maximum module efficiency of 22%.

Another highlight of Topsola’s promotion was the SolBalcony module, designed for rooftop applications, and is easy to install. It has a maximum power output of 420 W, a module efficiency of 21%, and a temperature coefficient of -0.24%. In addition to these, Topsola also promotes its classic TOPCon modules, including the high performing Phoenix-N (585 W+) with impressive conversion efficiency and excellent performance under lower irradiance.

The Phoenix-P Perc 210 (680 W), another prominent offering, stands out with its higher power efficiency, achieving up to 21.89% module efficiency. The company also offers 2 more TOPCon modules – Phoenix-N (585 W+) and Phoenix-P Perc 210 (680 W). The Phoenix-N module has a high conversion efficiency and excellent lower irradiance performance. The Phoenix-P Perc 210 module has a higher power efficiency, with a maximum module efficiency of 21.89%.

The text is an excerpt from TaiyangNews New Solar Products Overview H1/2023, which can be downloaded for free here.

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