LONGi has launched the enhanced LONGi Hi-MO 7 bifacial module, now offering a higher power version exclusively in Canada. Featuring a sleek, darker design, it meets increased power capacity demands and updated industry standards. With a remarkable 620 W power output and 23.0% module efficiency, it is optimized for utility power plants, measuring 2382 x 1134 x 30 mm. According to the company, the Hi-MO 7 integrates high-quality monocrystalline silicon wafers, advanced module encapsulation, SMBB high-precision interconnection, and automated junction box welding technology. Enhanced with a 30 mm high-strength aluminum alloy frame, it ensures durability against heavy snow loads and strong winds, making it ideal for Canada’s harsh climates. The module’s 80% bifaciality and -0.28%/°C power temperature coefficient promise optimal energy yield, especially in cold and snowy conditions.
LONGi enhances Hi-MO 7 module
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