Sharp Energy Solutions Europe introduces the NB-JD580, a groundbreaking Bifacial TOPCon Solar Panel boasting a 580 W upgrade. The Glass/Glass design incorporates n-type 144 M10 half-cells, 16 busbars, achieving an 80% bifacial ratio and 22.45% efficiency. Notably, the panel’s low-temperature coefficient and LID-free feature ensure optimal performance in diverse climates. With IEC recognition, the NB-JD580’s durability withstands ammonia, salt mist, sand, and potential-induced degradation. Backed by a 30-year linear guarantee and additional product guarantees, it is a reliable choice for commercial and utility-scale installations.
Sharp Energy Solutions Europe unveils NB-JD580 bifacial TOPCon panel
Sharp’s NB-JD580 stands out with its 580 W power, 80% bifacial ratio, and a low-temperature coefficient of -0.30%/°C for reliable power output in high temperatures. (Image Credit: Sharp Energy).
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