Leapton Energy has introduced its 210R TOPCon series, featuring three module types with a maximum power output of 620 W. These modules, made from 182 x 210 mm rectangular cells, achieve an efficiency of up to 22.95%. This series includes options with black frames, full black, and bifacial designs. The 210R modules offer significant benefits for system design, allowing for higher string power and reducing the number of strings, tracking brackets, and connectors needed. In a 1500V system, each string can accommodate two additional modules, increasing string power by 13%. The standard module size of 2,382 x 1,134 mm achieves a container utilization rate of up to 98.5%, lowering BOS costs for end-users. Additionally, the 48 piece small-sized modules, measuring 1,762 x 1,134 mm and covering an area of 1.998 square meters, comply with German building safety regulations and offer improved inverter compatibility.
Leapton Energy unveils high efficiency 210R TOPCon solar modules
Leapton Energy has launched a new series of solar modules, the 210R TOPCon series, with three types offering up to 620W power. (Photo Credit: Leapton Energy)
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