The BlackContact module provides numerous benefits to customers seeking a high-quality product with exceptional performance and aesthetic, captivating design. The “BlackContact” series module utilizes N-Type cell technology in conjunction with a rear connection method known as BackContact. As a result, there is 0% front grid shadow loss, which increases the PV module’s yield. Due to… Continue reading BackContact
The BlackContact module provides numerous benefits to customers seeking a high-quality product with exceptional performance and aesthetic, captivating design.
The “BlackContact'' series module utilizes N-Type cell technology in conjunction with a rear connection method known as BackContact. As a result, there is 0% front grid shadow loss, which increases the PV module’s yield.
Due to reduced shading on the front of the cell, the module maximizes total cell area, realizing higher efficiency and resulting in a fast return on investment.
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