Gautam Solar Launches G2X 450 Wp M10 High-Efficiency Modules for Rooftop Projects

• A leading native solar manufacturer, Gautam Solar has actually raised its G2X series with the intro of high-efficiency and high-performance 450 Wp solar modules with larger M10 cells to enhance the top quality of solar products and also speed up the adoption of solar power in the country.

A leading indigenous solar manufacturer, Gautam Solar has actually increased its G2X series with the intro of high-efficiency as well as high-performance 450 Wp solar modules with bigger M10 cells to enhance the quality of solar products and increase the adoption of solar power in the nation.

The 450 Wp-- M10 Modules from Gautam Solar are lightweight and also little, making them less complicated to manage, specifically for roof solar setups. The modules are simpler to lift and carry up the steps. Since the modules are lightweight and also simple for workers to handle, this lowers the price of breakage. These modules additionally decrease the expenses connected with the module mounting structure. Contrasted to the normal four purlins for the higher-wattage M10 modules, they just require two purlins to be set up.

The modules have dimensions of 1,923 mm x 1,134 mm x 35 mm and also provide 206.4 W/m2 of power per unit area instead of the 545 Wp Modules' 210.8 W/m2. Compared to the benefits it supplies, the negligible trade-off of 2% Power each area is essentially trivial. Round ribbons and multi-busbar modern technology are utilized in the modules to boost light usage and also lower inner resistance losses.

Monofacial and bi-facial variations of the modules will be available. The module has top notch monofacial and bi-facial cells as well as is a 120 half-cut PERC monocrystalline module (relying on the variant).

The firm's manufacturing facility in Haridwar, Uttrakhand, is creating the new modules. The facility just recently enhanced its annual production capacity to 400 MWp, with strategies to quickly boost it to 1 GWp.

Just Recently, Gautam Sola attained the turning point of selling 100 MW solar modules under the domestic material requirement (DCR) category. DCR modules produced solar modules and solar cells manufactured in India on an aboriginal level.