Middle of its segment, needs the roof space
LinkSol LKS-6M-310-340W panels are a series of monocrystalline modules that focus on maximizing yields while maintaining high mechanical durability. The use of PERC cell technology allows for significantly better absorption of solar radiation, which is crucial in the conditions of the Polish climate characterized by variable sunlight. This series effectively solves the problem of limited installation space on roofs, offering optimal power density, which makes it an ideal choice for owners of single-family homes and smaller commercial facilities. What particularly distinguishes these modules from competing solutions is increased resistance to PID degradation, which directly translates into stable and predictable operation of the entire system for many years without sudden drops in performance. The use of reinforced frames and high-transmittance tempered glass ensures effective protection against extreme weather phenomena, such as heavy hail or strong wind. Thanks to precise workmanship and five-busbar construction, these panels minimize internal energy transmission losses. This is a solution dedicated to investors looking for a golden mean between modern technology and a quick return on investment. The whole guarantees users peace of mind and the certainty that the installation will maintain high energy efficiency and an aesthetic appearance for years.
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Roofs where every square metre has to count and tight roof space.
Bottom 11% of the 230-430 W band, against a median of 202.8.
Bottom 11% of the 230-430 W band, against a median of 20.30%.
PERC cells increase solar radiation absorption compared to older Al-BSF cells, resulting in better energy yield under variable irradiance conditions typical of the Polish climate.
Improved resistance to PID (Potential Induced Degradation) reduces the risk of a sudden power drop during operation, resulting in a more predictable degradation curve over the system's lifetime.
5BB technology, instead of older 3BB/4BB designs, reduces series resistance and internal current transmission losses, improving effective cell-level energy yield.
High-transmittance tempered glass and reinforced frames provide better resistance to snow load, strong wind, and hail, which matters for installations in regions with variable weather conditions.
7 variants in the 310-340 Wp range allow precise sizing to available roof area and required system capacity, simplifying system design for single-family homes.
Efficiency of 16-17.6% is 2.5-4.7 pp lower than comparable models at the same 340 Wp max power (MWG Mono 20.12%, Resun RS6K-M 20.15%, Panasonic HIT+ N340 20.3%). In practice, this means the LinkSol panel needs roughly 15-23% more roof area for the same power output, partly undermining the claimed 'optimal power density'.
The manufacturer, Shanghai LinkSol New Energy Co., Ltd, does not appear on current BloombergNEF Tier 1 lists, which may make it harder to secure preferential bank or leasing financing for commercial projects based on this series.
The series relies on PERC technology, while the premium market is increasingly shifting to N-type TOPCon or HJT cells offering higher efficiency and lower LID degradation, making this series less technologically competitive going into 2026.
- Module efficiency of 17.1% is 4.7pp below average for database panels (median: 21.8%)
- 170.1 W/m² power density is 48.0 W/m² below database median (218.1 W/m²) - requires larger installation area
- At 20.0 kg, this panel is 6.5 kg lighter than database median (26.5 kg) - easier handling during installation
- #13430 for efficiency, #13924 for temperature performance out of 14005 panels
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Simulations
Degradation from this panel's own datasheet figures. No inverter, soiling or shading losses.
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