LONGi has introduced the Hi-MO X10 solar module, designed for the global distributed energy market, featuring a maximum mass production power of 670 W and a module efficiency of 24.8%. Powered by HPBC 2.0 cell technology and TaiRay silicon wafers, the company claims this module outperforms mainstream TOPCon modules by more than 30 W and provides superior system reliability. The Hi-MO X10 includes advanced features such as anti-shading, overheating prevention, and comprehensive anti-aging properties, ensuring stable performance even in extreme weather conditions. The 0BB structure eliminates grid lines on the front and busbars on the back, enhancing both energy output and aesthetic quality. With a 15-year product warranty and a 30-year power warranty, the Hi-MO X10 offers long-term reliability, while maintaining superior resistance to UV, high temperatures, and humidity.
LONGi unveils Hi-MO X10 with 670 W power output
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