Runergy has introduced its latest generation of N-type PV modules in Intersolar Europe 2024. These modules feature ultra-high-efficiency cell technology, with a diverse range available—from lightweight, all-black options for rooftops to 700W+ modules for large-scale utility projects. The DH144N9 module stood out with its 615W power output and 22.8% conversion efficiency, designed for challenging environments like snow, deserts, and salt flats. The DH108N12B module, optimized for rooftops, offers 445W output, promising high returns for homeowners. Runergy claims an average energy conversion efficiency exceeding 23% across its new module lineup, emphasizing improvements in stability and reliability. The company’s products earned certifications like the IEC 62892 for extended thermal cycling and the “Top Performer” recognition from Kiwa PVEL during the event.
Runergy unveils N-type PV modules
Runergy’s new PV modules were named “Top Performer” by the independent testing laboratory Kiwa PVEL. (Image Credit: PRNewswire)
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