Solar modules
PV modules for every project scale.
Module options for residential rooftops, commercial arrays and distributed generation. We match output, dimensions and documentation to your project brief.
- Project-matched selectionEquipment, quantities and interfaces reviewed with your team
- U.S. warehouse inventoryDirect delivery to your specified U.S. location
- Documentation supportCertification documents for the selected equipment
Share your project location, quantities and target schedule — we confirm availability and a tailored quotation.
Category overview
Clear specifications. Practical supply.
Module options for residential rooftops, commercial arrays and distributed generation. We match output, dimensions and documentation to your project brief. Our team can review quantities, interfaces, documentation and delivery requirements with your installer, EPC or purchasing team.
- ApplicationsResidential rooftops, commercial arrays and distributed generation
- SelectionOutput, dimensions, cell technology and project documentation
- SupplyU.S. warehouse inventory with direct delivery for qualifying domestic orders
Model comparison
Solar Module Lineup at a Glance
Review the current data sheet for the selected module to confirm cell technology, electrical performance, dimensions and mechanical requirements before choosing the right power class.
| Model | Power Range | Max Efficiency | Cell Layout | Typical Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| N-TOPcon MK01 | 55W–75W | 22.2% | 34 cells (2×17) | Off-grid systems, IoT & remote sensors, signage & street lighting, RV / marine |
| N-TOPcon MK02 | 95W–115W | 22.0% | 36 cells (3×12) | Residential rooftops, RV / marine, off-grid cabins, solar water pumping |
| N-TOPcon MK04 | 140W–160W | 22.0% | 30 cells (3×10) | Residential rooftops, balcony solar, small commercial |
| N-TOPcon MK30 | 200W–225W | 22.0% | 72 cells (4×18) | Residential rooftops, small commercial, carports |
| N-TOPcon MK04 | 245W–270W | 22.0% | 76 cells (4×19) | Residential & commercial rooftops, ground-mount arrays |
| N-TOPcon MK05 | 290W–330W | 22.7% | 60 cells (4×15) | Commercial & industrial rooftops, utility-scale solar farms |
Built to last
Engineered for harsh conditions.
Requested quality and technical documents are confirmed for the selected module and destination market before quotation.
Next step
Review the right fit for your project.
Product selection and delivery terms are confirmed in writing for each destination and application.
Send Your Requirements →Quality, documentation & supply review
Quality, documentation and array-fit review.
Module performance, dimensions and requested documentation are reviewed against the proposed model, array layout and destination-market requirements before the equipment scope is confirmed.
Model-specific technical review
Power, dimensions, electrical interfaces and mechanical data are checked against the selected module data sheet.
Documentation fit
Requested data sheets, technical documents and compliance information are reviewed for the proposed model and destination-market requirements.
Quote-confirmed supply scope
Model, quantity, accessories, availability, delivery conditions and requested documents are confirmed in the written quotation.
Clear, project-specific information. Documentation availability and applicability are confirmed for the proposed equipment rather than assumed across a whole product category.
Project-fit module selection
Choose modules around the real array—not a generic wattage list.
A suitable module is defined by the usable area, array layout, electrical design and documentation needs of the actual project. We turn those conditions into a practical equipment brief before quotation.
Array & space
Usable roof or ground area, orientation, module footprint and planned string layout.
Output & interfaces
Target capacity, inverter compatibility, operating voltage and project performance objectives.
Documents & delivery
Requested product documents, quantity phasing, receiving location and target delivery window.
Configuration context
Start with the array geometry.
Module selection becomes practical when the target output, usable area, string plan and documentation needs are considered together. That is the information we use to prepare a relevant module supply brief.
- Project inputArray layout and usable module area
- Electrical fitTarget capacity and inverter interface
- Supply planQuantity, documents and delivery timing
SPECIFICATION & PROCUREMENT
Plan your equipment purchase.
Review the specification, configuration, documentation and delivery scope together before selecting equipment.
Illustrative selection information. Confirm the final specification for your model, site and delivery scope.
Specifications at a glance
| Cell / wafer | 182 mm (M10) and 210 mm (G12) monocrystalline; TOPCon and HJT available |
|---|---|
| Power range | Up to 720 W per module |
| Module efficiency | Up to 23.5 percent |
| Temperature coefficient (Pmax) | From -0.29 percent per degree Celsius |
| Bifaciality | Up to 85 percent on bifacial models |
| Frame and glass | Anodised aluminium frame, 3.2 mm tempered glass |
| Junction box | IP68, MC4 compatible connectors |
| Warranty | 12-year product warranty as standard; up to 30-year linear performance warranty (87 percent at year 25) |
Grades you can order
| Grade | Configuration | Where it is usually specified |
|---|---|---|
| 400 to 460 W | 108 half-cut cells, 182 mm wafer, residential roof format | Weight-limited roofs, tight rail layouts, like-for-like array replacement |
| 540 to 600 W | 144 half-cut cells, 182 mm wafer, TOPCon | Commercial rooftops and carports where cost per watt drives the layout |
| 620 to 720 W | 132 cells, 210 mm wafer, TOPCon or HJT, bifacial option available | Ground-mount and utility blocks where fewer piles and less labour win |
| Bifacial glass-glass | Up to 85 percent bifaciality, 30-year performance warranty option | High-albedo ground, elevated racking, single-axis trackers |
Packaging, MOQ and shipping
| Stock | Held in U.S. warehouse inventory |
|---|---|
| Minimum order | From one pallet (30 to 36 modules) for stocked models |
| Delivery | Direct delivery to your specified U.S. address |
| Lead time | As fast as 7 days for stocked specifications |
| Packaging | Palletised, stretch-wrapped, corner protection |
| Shipping | U.S. domestic freight to your site or yard |
Documents supplied with every order
- Module datasheet and mechanical drawing
- IEC 61215 and IEC 61730 test reports, with TUV, Intertek or UL certification for your destination market
- Flash test report for every module serial number
- Electroluminescence (EL) images supplied with every batch
- Packing list, commercial invoice and delivery documentation
Ordering questions
What is the MOQ for solar modules?
From one pallet (30 to 36 modules) for stocked models. If you are building a project in stages, we consolidate modules with inverters, mounting and cabling on the same delivery so you are not paying for half-empty space.
How fast can modules reach our site?
Stocked specifications ship from U.S. warehouse inventory and arrive in as little as 7 days, delivered directly to the address you nominate. Project volumes beyond current stock are scheduled and quoted with a firm date.
Can I mix different wattages in one order?
Yes. Stocked wattages can be combined on the same delivery, and we palletise the mix so it arrives ready to unload by roof block or by building.
Which certifications come with the modules?
IEC 61215 and IEC 61730 come as standard. For North America we supply UL or ETL listings, for Europe TUV or Intertek reports, and we obtain the local certification your market requires before shipment.
Should we choose 182 mm or 210 mm wafers?
182 mm is easier to handle on roofs and matches most residential racking and inverter string currents. 210 mm modules carry more current, so the inverter maximum DC current and string fuse rating have to be checked first. We check both against your inverter before you order.
Do you supply the rails and clamps to match?
Yes. Mounting can be ordered with the modules and is selected against the frame thickness, the roof covering and the wind and snow region, and the structural calculation is issued with the project rather than as a generic sheet.
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Every document, certification and service level above is what we commit to on your order. Where a figure depends on the model you select or the destination market, we state the exact value in writing on the quotation before you pay.
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