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Jinko Solar JKM645-670N-66QL6-BDV-L

Jinko Solar JKM645-670N-66QL6-BDV-L

670 Wp N-type Bifacial 85%
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Efficiency leader, no clear weak spot

Rank 493 of 14,129
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Power (Wp)
670
Typical for its class
Efficiency (%)
24.80
Strong · top 2%
Density (Wp/m²)
248.0
Strong · top 2%
Temp (%/°C)
-0.260
Strong · top 24%
Weight (kg)
32.5
Strong · 1.0 kg below median
Warranty (yrs)
30
Typical · median 30 yrs

The Tiger Neo III 66QL6-BDV-L series is JinkoSolar's flagship line of bifacial photovoltaic modules, engineered for large-scale ground-mount installations and solar farms, where every extra watt per square meter matters. The panels use third-generation N-type TOPCon cells, built on the HOT 4.0 platform, delivering higher open-circuit voltage and reduced carrier recombination compared to conventional PERC solutions. A defining feature of the series is its high bifaciality reaching 85 percent plus or minus 5 percent, allowing the module to effectively capture light reflected from the ground and boost energy yield without increasing the footprint of the installation. Another key advantage is the low power temperature coefficient, which limits performance losses in hot climates and during long, sun-intensive days - directly translating into lower LCOE for investors. The double-glass construction and advanced surface passivation ensure high resistance to degradation and stable operation throughout the system's lifetime. This solution is dedicated to commercial and utility-scale investors who expect maximum power density, predictable energy yield, and low BoS costs per installed watt.

Ranking

110 panels in the segment N-type 650-700 W
Metric This panel Median Position in segment Overall rank
Module efficiency 24.80% 23.31% Strong · top 2% 13
Power density 248.0 233.2 Strong · top 2% 15
Temperature coefficient -0.260 -0.290 Strong · top 24% 515
Weight per kWp 48.5 51.0 Strong · top 17% 2,326
Performance warranty 30 yrs 30 yrs Typical 21
Colour key Strong - top 25% Typical - middle 50% Weak - bottom 25%

Signals from the data

9 positive · 1 caution
Best for

Commercial and utility-scale.

Strengths
24.80% module efficiency

Top 2% of the N-type 650-700 W segment, against a median of 23.31%. Ranked 13th in the whole database.

248.0 watts per square metre

Top 2% of the N-type 650-700 W segment, against a median of 233.2. Ranked 15th in the whole database.

48.5 kg per kWp

Top 17% of the N-type 650-700 W segment, against a median of 51.0.

What owners get
24.8% efficiency - segment leader

Module efficiency reaches 24.8%, while comparable 670 Wp panels from Hiwatt Solar, Techwise Solar and Resun Solar achieve only 21.57-21.6%. That's a gap of roughly 3.2 percentage points, translating into about 15% higher power output from the same roof or ground area.

N-type TOPCon 3.0 cells (HOT 4.0 platform)

Third-generation N-type cells reduce carrier recombination and increase open-circuit voltage compared to legacy PERC, resulting in a lower LID/LeTID degradation rate and more stable energy yield over the module's lifetime.

High bifaciality of 85% ±5%

A bifaciality factor of 85±5% allows the module to effectively capture ground-reflected light in ground-mount installations, boosting total energy yield without expanding the PV field footprint, especially over high-albedo surfaces such as gravel, white membrane, or snow.

30-year linear power warranty

The manufacturer provides a 30-year linear power warranty alongside a 12-year product warranty - longer than the standard 25 years offered by many peer comparables, directly lowering LCOE and investor risk in utility-scale projects.

Low power temperature coefficient

The power temperature coefficient is -0.26%/°C, limiting output losses in hot climates and during long, sunny operating days for utility-scale installations.

Tier-1 bankable manufacturer

JinkoSolar, founded in 2006, is a Tier-1 bankable manufacturer, easing project financing for commercial and industrial deployments and reducing supplier risk for banks and infrastructure funds.

Trade-offs
Large module format and weight

At 2382x1134x30 mm and 32.5 kg, the module requires stronger mounting structures and more installation manpower compared to smaller-format panels, potentially raising BoS costs during large-scale farm installation.

Notes from the database
  • 24.8% module efficiency - 1.5pp better than the N-type 650-700W median of 23.3%
  • Power density of 248.0 W/m² packs 14.8 W/m² more into the same footprint vs N-type 650-700W median (233.2 W/m²)
  • -0.26%/°C temperature coefficient (median: -0.29%/°C) - retains ~1% more power at high temperatures
  • At 32.5 kg, weight matches the N-type 650-700W median
  • 85% bifaciality enables rear-side power generation, boosting yield by 4-13% on reflective surfaces

Specifications

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Nominal power (Pmax) 670 Wp Nameplate at 1000 W/m², 25 °C
Module efficiency 24.80 % Strong Segment median 23.31%
Vmpp · Impp 42.92 V · 15.61 A Operating point at max power
Voc · Isc 50.60 V · 16.34 A Sizes the string length
Max system voltage 1500 V Longer strings than 1000 V modules
Dimensions 2382×1134×30 mm · 2.70 m² of roof
Weight 32.5 kg Strong Strong · 1.0 kg below median
Cells 264 · N-type Monocrystalline
Bifaciality 85 % Rear output as a share of front
Coefficient Pmax -0.260 %/°C Strong top 24% of its segment
Coefficient Voc · Isc -0.240 · 0.046 %/°C
Product warranty 12 years Hardware defects only
Performance warranty 30 years Typical median 30 yrs · median 30 yrs
End-of-warranty output 88.8 % Equals 595 W guaranteed
Degradation 1.00 → 0.35 % First year, then annual

Datasheet charts

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Measured curves published by Jinko Solar in this model's datasheet. A chart carrying a wattage was measured on that variant alone - only the ones that describe 670 Wp appear here. The rest cover the whole series.

Simulations

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Lifetime output & value
30 years at 1200 kWh/kWp/year and €0.50 per kWh
Power in year 30
-
Lifetime energy
-
Energy value
-
With bifacial gain
-

Degradation from this panel's own datasheet figures. No inverter, soiling or shading losses.

Heat losses
-0.260 %/°C against a segment median of -0.290
-
Bifacial gain
Rear gain over light concrete: -
-

Model: bifaciality × albedo × 0.6 view factor. A first-order estimate, not a yield simulation.

Filter these
Size
Panel Power Eff. Temp. Weight Difference
Jinko Solar JKM645-670N-66QL6-BDV-L 670 W 24.80% -0.260 32.5 kg You are here
AIKO-A650-MAE72Mw 650 W 25.20% -0.260 27.0 kg -20 W, lighter, +0.4 pp
AIKO-A680-MDE72Mw 680 W 25.20% -0.260 29.0 kg +10 W, lighter, +0.4 pp
AIKO-A675-MDE72Mw 675 W 25.00% -0.260 29.0 kg Lighter
AIKO-A645-MAE72Mw 645 W 25.00% -0.260 27.0 kg -25 W, lighter
AIKO-A700-MAE78Dw 700 W 25.00% -0.260 34.5 kg +30 W, heavier
WST-675BKX72-A2 675 W 25.00% -0.260 32.1 kg Very close match
AIKO-A695-MAE78Dw 695 W 24.90% -0.260 34.5 kg +25 W, heavier
AIKO-G670-MCH72Mw 670 W 24.80% -0.260 28.2 kg Lighter
JKM605-630N-66HL4M-BDV-F3-EN (605W column) 605 W 22.40% -0.290 32.4 kg -65 W, hotter, -2.4 pp
JKM605-630N-66HL4M-BDV-F3-EN (610W column) 610 W 22.58% -0.290 32.4 kg -60 W, hotter, -2.2 pp
JKM605-630N-66HL4M-BDV-F3-EN (615W column) 615 W 22.77% -0.290 32.4 kg -55 W, hotter, -2.0 pp
LR7-72HVHF-670M 670 W 24.80% -0.260 28.5 kg Lighter

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About the Tiger Neo III 66QL6-BDV-L series

6 answered

These answers cover the whole series. Where a figure differs, the specification above is this module's own.

What is the maximum power output of the Jinko Tiger Neo III 66QL6-BDV-L panel?
The panel reaches up to 670 Wp, placing it among the top-performing industrial N-type modules. This high output comes from third-generation TOPCon cells with efficiency of nearly 24.8% combined with a bifacial design that adds extra rear-side energy yield in large ground-mount and utility-scale solar farm installations.
What does 85% bifaciality mean for the Tiger Neo III series and how does it affect real energy yield?
A bifaciality factor of 85% plus or minus 5% means the rear side of the module can generate up to 85% of the power produced by the front side when hit by reflected light. On high-albedo surfaces such as concrete, gravel, or white TPO membrane, this translates into an additional 5-15% annual energy yield without increasing the installation footprint.
How does N-type TOPCon technology in the Tiger Neo III differ from conventional PERC panels?
Third-generation N-type TOPCon cells, built on the HOT 4.0 platform, offer higher open-circuit voltage and lower carrier recombination than conventional P-type PERC cells. As a result, Tiger Neo III panels achieve higher efficiency, slower degradation over time, and better performance under partial shading and elevated temperatures.
How does the low temperature coefficient affect performance in hot climates?
Tiger Neo III panels have a low power temperature coefficient of around -0.26%/°C, meaning they lose less power as cell temperature rises compared to standard PERC modules. In practice, this results in smaller output drops during hot, sunny days, which matters for large ground-mount installations in warmer regions and directly lowers the investor's LCOE.
What warranty applies to the Jinko Tiger Neo III 66QL6-BDV-L panels?
The manufacturer provides a 12-year product warranty and a 30-year linear power output warranty. The double-glass construction combined with advanced surface passivation ensures stable performance and limited degradation over the module's entire operating life, making this series suitable for investors seeking predictable long-term returns.
Are Tiger Neo III 66QL6-BDV-L panels suitable for rooftop or ground-mount installations?
The Tiger Neo III 66QL6-BDV-L series is primarily designed for large ground-mount installations and utility-scale solar farms, where maximum power density per square meter is critical. The module's large dimensions and bifacial construction perform best in open terrain with sufficient clearance beneath the module, rather than on typical sloped residential rooftops.
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