Sharp Energy Solutions Europe, a Germany-based company, has introduced four new photovoltaic modules tailored for rooftop installations. According to Sharp, the bifacial NBJG445R and NBJG450R modules feature a white-coated backsheet that boosts light reflection, improving energy efficiency. The black-designed NBJG435B and NBJG440B modules focus on aesthetic uniformity. These bifacial modules offer power outputs ranging from 435 W to 450 W and efficiency reaching up to 22.52%, with a bifaciality factor of 80 (±10)%. Sharp offers a 25-year product warranty and a 30-year performance guarantee on these modules. The modules have a two-sided glass coating, uses recyclable glass and are certified by IEC standards, says the company. Measuring 1762 x 1134 x 30mm, they include a 1270 mm cable and are equipped with an MC4 connector for compatibility with standard optimizers and inverters.
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