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710-8NM vs 465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) 5 of 18 identical Swap Change panels

Recom RCM-710-8NM vs Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)

Recom RCM-710-8NM
Recom
RCM-710-8NM
710 Wp 22.86 % TOPCon
VS
Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)
Recom
RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)
465 Wp 23.27 % TOPCon Bifacial
The verdict

465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) leads on the differences that matter

The largest is rated power: 245 W more power. 5 of 18 comparable parameters are identical, with 1 more left out because at least one datasheet does not publish it.

See all 13 differences
How alike are they
5 of 18 comparable
parameters are identical
identical differs not published
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What actually differs

13 of 18 parameters
Parameter 710-8NM 465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) Difference
Rated power 710 Wp 465 Wp 245 W more power
Weight 33.9 kg 25.0 kg 8.9 kg lighter
Module efficiency 22.86 % 23.27 % 0.41 pp more efficient
Temperature coefficient -0.300 %/°C -0.280 %/°C 0.020 %/°C better in heat
Weight per kWp 47.7 kg/kWp 53.8 kg/kWp 6.0 kg/kWp lighter
Open-circuit voltage 48.70 V 36.10 V 12.60 V apart
Short-circuit current 18.35 A 16.24 A 2.11 A apart
Module area 3.106 m² 1.998 m² 1.108 m² apart
Power density 228.6 Wp/m² 232.7 Wp/m² 4.2 Wp/m² higher
Voltage at max power 40.90 V 30.40 V 10.50 V apart
Current at max power 17.37 A 15.30 A 2.07 A apart
Bifacial No Yes No vs Yes
Dimensions 2384x1303x30 mm 1762x1134x30 mm 2384x1303x30 mm vs 1762x1134x30 mm
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What it means on a roof

Thirty years of production
Each panel's own declared degradation curve, at 1,200 kWh/kWp a year
710-8NM
23,822 kWh
465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)
15,602 kWh
Lifetime gap
8,220 kWh
Output when it is hot
Rated power carried across the range a module actually sees
Scenario 710-8NM 465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)
Standard test conditions 25 °C 100.0% of rated power 710 W 465 W
Cool, bright day 40 °C 95.5% of rated power 678 W 445 W
Typical summer roof 55 °C 91.0% of rated power 646 W 426 W
Hot roof 70 °C 86.5% of rated power 614 W 406 W
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Full specification

Parameter 710-8NM 465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) Difference
Power and efficiency
Rated power 710 Wp 465 Wp +245 W for 710-8NM
Module efficiency 22.86 % 23.27 % +0.41 pp for 465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)
Power density 228.6 Wp/m² 232.7 Wp/m² +4.2 Wp/m² for 465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)
Open-circuit voltage 48.70 V 36.10 V 12.60 V apart
Voltage at max power 40.90 V 30.40 V 10.50 V apart
Short-circuit current 18.35 A 16.24 A 2.11 A apart
Current at max power 17.37 A 15.30 A 2.07 A apart
Temperature
Temperature coefficient -0.300 %/°C -0.280 %/°C +0.020 %/°C for 465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)
Mechanical
Dimensions 2384x1303x30 mm 1762x1134x30 mm 2384x1303x30 mm vs 1762x1134x30 mm
Module area 3.106 m² 1.998 m² 1.108 m² apart
Weight 33.9 kg 25.0 kg -8.9 kg for 465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)
Weight per kWp 47.7 kg/kWp 53.8 kg/kWp -6.0 kg/kWp for 710-8NM
Warranty and degradation
Product warranty 30 yrs 30 yrs Same
Performance warranty 30 yrs 30 yrs Same
Annual degradation 0.40 %/yr 0.40 %/yr Same
Technology
Cell technology TOPCon TOPCon Same
Cell type Monocrystalline Monocrystalline Same
Cell count - 192 Not published by Recom
Bifacial No Yes No vs Yes
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Against the whole database

14,005 panels
Efficiency
#2,536 vs #1,202
465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) leads by 1,334 places
Power density
#2,474 vs #1,115
465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) leads by 1,359 places
Heat behaviour
#6,093 vs #1,309
465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) leads by 4,784 places
Weight
#1,881 vs #7,824
710-8NM leads by 5,943 places
Warranty
#21 vs #21
Tied - the same position in the database
Overall
#54 vs #3,845
710-8NM leads by 3,791 places
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Written summary

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Questions about this pairing

Which panel is better: Recom RCM-710-8NM or Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)?
According to our database: Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) has higher module efficiency (23.27% vs 22.86%); Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) tolerates heat better (temp coeff -0.280%/°C vs -0.300%/°C). See the full spec comparison and 30-year energy simulation above for a complete picture.
What is the efficiency of Recom RCM-710-8NM and Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)?
Recom RCM-710-8NM has a module efficiency of 22.86%, while Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) is 23.27%. Higher efficiency means more electricity from the same roof area - useful when space is limited.
What cell technology does Recom RCM-710-8NM use vs Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)?
Recom RCM-710-8NM uses TOPCon cells; Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) uses TOPCon. Modern n-type technologies (TOPCon, HJT, BC) typically deliver higher efficiency and lower degradation compared to older PERC (p-type) cells.
What is the warranty on Recom RCM-710-8NM and Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series)?
Recom RCM-710-8NM has a 30 years power warranty; Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) has a 30 years power warranty. The power warranty guarantees a minimum percentage of rated output at the end of the warranty period (typically 80-87%). Product (materials) warranties are usually shorter.
Are Recom RCM-710-8NM and Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) bifacial panels?
Recom RCM-465-RDBNAA (Lynx series) is bifacial (captures light from both faces); Recom RCM-710-8NM is monofacial. Bifacial panels work best on ground mounts or raised structures with a light-coloured surface underneath.

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Every figure here is from the manufacturers' own datasheets - a dash means the value is not published, never an estimate. The thirty-year projection and the temperature scenarios are calculations from those figures, and each states its assumption above.