TY560N Mono Solar Panel

The 560W TOPCon N type mono solar cell panels are a type of advanced photovoltaic technology used in Solar Panels. These Monocrystalline Solar Panels are made from a single crystal of silicon, which gives Sunpower Panels higher efficiency than polycrystalline cells. The 'N-Type' signifies that the cell has an N-type semiconductor material, typically composed of silicon doped with phosphorus. This doping process creates an abundance of free electrons, which are crucial for the generation of electricity.

Features

1. Hot 2.0 Technology: This refers to the use of N-type silicon in the modules, which is known for its superior reliability and lower levels of light-induced degradation (LID) and LeTID (Light-Induced Temporary Degradation). This technology ensures that the modules maintain their performance over time, even under prolonged exposure to sunlight.

2. Enhanced Mechanical Load: These modules are designed to withstand significant mechanical stresses. They are certified to handle high wind loads (up to 2400 Pascal) and heavy snow loads (up to 5400 Pascal), making them suitable for installation in areas with high wind speeds or heavy snowfall.

3. Better Low Irradiance Performance: The modules are engineered to maintain high power output even in low light conditions. This is particularly useful in environments with frequent cloud cover or fog, where sunlight is limited, yet the energy demand remains constant.

4. Extensive Application Scenes: The modules are versatile and can be applied in a wide range of settings, from residential rooftops to large-scale solar farms. Their adaptability to various environmental conditions and their high efficiency make them suitable for both traditional and innovative solar energy projects across different industries and geographical locations.

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Quality Warranty

12 years materials and workmanship warranty

30 years linear power warranty

0.40% annual degradation over 30 years