SEG Solar (SEG) has introduced its latest ALPINE N series modules at GENERA 2024 in Madrid, Spain. These modules feature n-type TOPCon cells based on 210 x 210 mm large silicon wafers, and a Super Multi-busbar (SMBB) design, resulting in a module power of 700 W and an efficiency of 22.53%. Notably, the design incorporates a reduced cell gap to 0.6 mm, enhancing module efficiency by 0.2 – 0.3%. Additionally, the modules offer a first-year degradation as low as 1%, linear degradation reducing to 0.4% annually, with a 15-year material warranty and a 30-year power warranty.
SEG Solar unveils high efficiency ALPINE N series TOPCon modules
ALPINE N series modules from SEG Solar feature high power and high module efficiency. (Image Credit: SEG Solar)
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