Warranty pick, no clear weak spot
The ZNShine ZXM8-TPLD110 series is designed for high energy production where every square meter counts-both on warehouse roofs and larger ground installations. The modules utilize cutting-edge monocrystalline cell architecture in a half-cut configuration, which practically means better performance under partial shading and reduced internal resistance losses. A key feature of the series is also high yield stability in hot weather-a favorable temperature coefficient helps maintain production on scorching days when standard panels significantly lose power. Additionally, modules are available in a dual-glass variant, enhancing resistance to moisture, micro-cracks, and demanding environmental conditions, crucial for instance in PV farms. The design, based on multi-string connection technology, improves current collection and minimizes the impact of micro-cracks. This is the choice for investors seeking predictable yields and longevity, not just specifications.
Ranking
Signals from the data
Commercial, utility-scale, shaded-installations and hot-climate.
Top 25% of the PERC 550-600 W segment, against a median of 27 yrs.
- At 21.2% efficiency, this panel is on par with typical PERC 550-600W modules
- At 212.4 W/m² power density, roof space requirements are typical for PERC 550-600W panels
- Temperature coefficient of -0.34%/°C matches the PERC 550-600W median
- At 32.0 kg, this panel is 1.2 kg heavier than the PERC 550-600W median (30.8 kg) - more demanding for installation crews
- Ranked #9034 out of 14005 panels for efficiency in the database
Specifications
Simulations
Degradation from this panel's own datasheet figures. No inverter, soiling or shading losses.
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