Bahamas Monocrystalline Photovoltaic Module Glass

144-cell monocrystalline N-Type HJT solar module with bifacial half-cell architecture and glass-glass construction. This monocrystalline solar module, in half-cell architecture and glass-glass construction with white mesh backing, impresses with its very high wattage.

132-cell monocrystalline N-Type HJT solar module with bifacial 210 mm x 105 mm cells and glass-glass construction. This monocrystalline solar module, with 210 mm x 105 mm HJT cells and glass-glass construction with white mesh backing, impresses with its very high wattage.

The highly efficient heterojunction technology, in combination with the glass-glass architecture, facilitate a new generation of high class solar modules. Due to a very low power-loss of the cell and its symmetrical structure, the bifacial HJT solar modules offer a significant additional yield.

High-performance solar modules for environmentally conscious customers who appreciate excellent quality, safety and performance. 132-cell monocrystalline N-Type HJT solar module with bifacial 210 mm x 105 mm cells and glass-glass construction.

Glass-Glass module designs are an old technology that utilises a glass layer on the back of modules in place of traditional polymer backsheets. They were heavy and expensive allowing for the lighter polymer backsheets to gain the majority of the market share at the time.

Another major change that is also incorporated for glass-glass modules is swapping EVA for polyolefins as an encapsulant. This is due to the free radicals produced during the cross-linking lamination process of EVA. While traditional backsheets are somewhat permeable to the free radicals, the double-glass module is not.