DAS Solar, a China-based photovoltaic module manufacturer, has received its first UVID certification from TÜV Rheinland at Intersolar Europe in Munich. The DH132NE n-type TOPCon module was tested under standard 2 PfG 2944/07.23, which simulates long-term ultraviolet exposure for reliability assessment. According to TÜV Rheinland, the test involved 120 kWh/m² UV exposure on the front and 60 kWh/m² on the back side. The module was evaluated for electrical output, structural integrity, and appearance following the exposure. DAS Solar said that the module recorded less than 1% power loss, meeting the certification’s requirement of below 3% degradation. The UVID standard addresses UV-induced power loss, which is critical for systems in deserts and high-altitude areas.
DAS Solar earns UVID nod for DH132NE TOPCon module in Munich
At Intersolar Europe, TÜV Rheinland certified DAS Solar’s DH132NE module under the UVID standard after it demonstrated less than 1% power degradation during UV testing.
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