Jinko Solar launches Tiger Neo 3.0 Solar Panels

Jinko Solar Claims To Launch World’s Most Powerful Solar Panels

Global solar module manufacturer Jinko Solar has announced the launch of its Next Generation TOPCon Technology solar panels, Tiger Neo 3.0. The company claimed the product delivers the world’s most powerful modules of up to 670 W and the solar industry’s first-ever 495W residential modules.

Built on JinkoSolar’s patented N-type TOPCon technology, including HCP, MAX, etc., on the HOT4.0 platform, the Tiger Neo 3.0 portfolio includes two flagship series: Neo Utility and Neo DG. Both have power outputs of up to 670W and 495W and a power conversion efficiency of up to 24.8%.jinko

The two modules come with a 12/25-year product warranty and a 30-year linear power output warranty, designed for initial year degradation of 1% and an annual linear degradation rate of 0.4%. The bifacial factor is up to 85% in their bifacial version. A higher generation of TOPCon panels under poor light conditions has been verified on the front side compared to other technologies. In addition, the Tiger Neo 3.0 series has lower VOC and higher Isc which contribute to lower BOS (Balance of System) than its counterparts.

“The record-breaking TOPCon cell technology and innovative research and development efforts have enabled JinkoSolar to fit more power capacity on the project than the industry ever had before. The consistently growing TOPCon product cost-performance is delivering unprecedented value across global markets that goes unmatched by any other solar technology currently available,” the company said in a statement.

It also added, “Over 120 GW track record of Tiger Neo solar panels was proven to maximize power production and energy savings for customers. Enabled by the TOPCon technology, JinkoSolar will continue building on its strong leadership position and raising the bar by introducing the highest-power products faster.”

The global solar company now claims to produce half cut and full cut solar modules. The company has expandes its penetration from China to several other countries. It was also one of the early Chinese firms to invest in the United States to start solar module production.