Trina Solar's Vertex collection bags TUV Rheinland qualifications
- Trina Solar's brand-new Vertex collection of high power modules have actually passed TUV Rheinland's extensive reliability tests in what the producer called "an additional significant breakthrough" for its most recent item enhancements.
It adheres to Trina having been awarded both IEC 61215 module efficiency standard as well as IEC 61730 PV module safety common certificates for the module series previously this year.
Chris Zou, VP of solar services at TUV Rheinland Greater China, claimed the fast monitoring of commercialisation and reliability qualification would certainly "open a new path for the quick growth of PV technologies".
Trina's Vertex collection are to be originally available in both 550W and 600W versions, nevertheless higher-power versions are also in development. Developed utilizing M12 large-area wafers, the Vertex collection utilizes multi-busbar innovation to supply power at lower voltages, permitting more modules to be attached per string.
Non-destructive cutting and high-density cell adjoin technologies meanwhile improve the module's microcrack and warm place resistance.
Trina has soaring aspirations for the new series of panels and is adding significant cell and also module capacity for it, intending to have 10GW of producing capability operational before the end of the year. This will get to 31GW by 2022, the firm has actually claimed.
PV Tech's product testimonial of the 550/600W Vertex series modules can be checked out here, while a comprehensive feature on the innovations utilized in its growth can be discovered right here.
Trina Solar also released the product via a PV Tech TechTalk Product Series webinar which supplies a thorough intro to the module as well as its benefits.
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