Leading Innovation

• Smart modules incorporating Enphase microinverters and SolarEdge DC optimisers
• Jinko Solar P-type multi-crystalline cell sets 22.04% efficiency record
• World record Mono 60 cell monocrystalline module output – 343.9 Watt (assessed by TUV Rheinland)
• World record Polycrystalline Cr-Si module output – 334.5 Watt (assessed by TUV Rheinland)

Jinko Solar modules are ideal for AC solar and DC optimised solar systems

Durability

The quality of the back sheet used on solar modules is a significant factor in how long solar modules last.

The back sheet prevents air and moisture ingress, which causes solar modules to fail prematurely.

Jinko Solar use a DuPont Tedlar Backsheet which has been demonstrated by Du Pont to last for more than 30 years.

Jinko’s solar cells are 5% thicker than other major competing products providing improved mechanical strength to avoid micro cracks during transportation and installation.

Reliability

Jinko Solar modules have independently tested for reliability by DNV-GL in 2017 and found to be a top performer in all tests.

Jinko Solar has received an outstanding result in the DNV-GL PV Module Reliability Scorecard Report 2017.  Jinko Solar was a top performer across all testing categories including thermal cycling, dynamic mechanical load, humidity freeze, damp heat, and PID test.

The results validate Jinko Solar’s strategy of investing heavily in R&D and a quality bill of materials.  Jinko Solar controls quality right across the manufacturing process, from manufacturing ingots inhouse, to cutting the wafers, to the completed solar module.

PV Module Reliability Scorecard Report 2017

DNV GL is a global quality assurance and risk management company. They provide classification, technical assurance, software and independent expert advisory services to the maritime, oil & gas and energy industries. DNV GL operates in more than 100 countries.

Jinko Solar ranked as most 'bankable' PV manufacturer by Bloomberg New Energy Finance

Jinko Solar, in addition to being ranked as a top solar brand in debt-financed projects, was named the most “bankable” PV manufacturer by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) among 52 module brands. The rankings are based on BNEF’s global survey to key PV stakeholders on which module brands used in projects are most likely to obtain non-recourse debt financing from commercial banks.

Picture: Royalla Solar Farm, ACT Australia