The ‘Eagle+’ solar module by Jinko Solar has achieved a new height of power output for 60-cell multi crystalline silicon module during an independent test conducted at TUV Rheinland’s Shanghai Testing Center, the company has announced.
The power output for the Eagle+ tested under Standard Testing Conditions has reached 306.9 watts. Jinko says the average output for similar modules is about 255 W.
Jinko affirms several advanced technologies and innovations have been applied to its Eagle+ modules, as a new way to reduce crystalline silicon defects, an advanced cell structure based on a technology by DuPont to boost solar cell efficiency, an advanced integrated packing technology and the use of DuPont’s Tedlar, a polyvinyl fluoride film for the back sheets.
Another point teste was the resistance to potencial induced degradation (PID), under weather conditions of 85 degrees Celsius and 85 percent relative humidity, achieving 1,000 hours. The modules also feature a design of the cell and encapsulation materials to prevent the possibility of snail trails.