Solid all-round for its segment
Talesun TP7G54M Series 108-cell (BIPRO) bifacial modules are designed to maximize energy yield in every square meter. The application of bifacial construction allows for additional energy gain from reflected radiation (albedo), which performs exceptionally well on light roofs, membranes, gravel, or ground installations. Variants with half-cut technology better tolerate partial shading and minimize string performance losses, aiding more stable energy production in typical Polish conditions (chimneys, window frames, trees). The module relies on monocrystalline cells and ensures long-term durability through solutions aimed at minimizing degradation and resistance to phenomena such as PID. An additional advantage is the sealant-filled junction box IP68, crucial for moisture, dust, and intensive operation. This is the premium series for residential, C&I, and utility-scale farms, where performance, reliability, and predictable operation are top priorities.
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Signals from the data
Residential, commercial and shaded-installations.
- 20.2% module efficiency - 0.8pp better than the PERC 0-400W median of 19.4%
- 199.7 W/m² power density - 5.3 W/m² more than PERC 0-400W median (194.4 W/m²), more power per roof area
- At -0.35%/°C, hot weather performance is typical for PERC 0-400W panels
- Weight of 21.5 kg is typical for PERC 0-400W panels
- Bifacial design (70% factor) captures reflected light - adds 4-10% yield on ground-mount or white roof
Specifications
Simulations
Degradation from this panel's own datasheet figures. No inverter, soiling or shading losses.
Model: bifaciality × albedo × 0.6 view factor. A first-order estimate, not a yield simulation.
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