Apos to Unleash "Hope Series" Multicrystalline Solar Module Over 245 Watts
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Apos Energy Corporation, a Taiwan-based solar module supplier, is going to launch the "Hope Series" multicrystalline solar module with high power output over 245 watts in Q2 2010.
Gintech's "Douro cell" was applied to "Hope Series" multicrystalline solar module production. The "Douro cell", one of the world's high-efficiency solar cells, could generate average conversion efficiency of 17.1% and higher. To reach such high-efficiency "Douro cell", Gintech cooperated with high-quality wafer suppliers like MEMC.
Sufficient Supply for Utility-Scale Projects
Apos is 100% affiliated to Gintech Energy Corporation in Taiwan, who is one of the world's leading solar cell manufacturers with an anticipated capacity of more than 700 megawatt in 2010. Therefore, Apos can provide a cost-effective energy solution for megawatt power plants or solar farm projects.
Long-Term Reliability
Apos solar module offers a power output guarantee of 25 years and a product warranty of 5 years. Moreover, tested by an extreme loading pressure, Apos solar module could withstand the pressure of 5,400 Pa that is equal to 550 Kg/m2.
Certification
The "Hope Series" multicrystalline solar module will be certified by UL 1703, CEC, IEC 61215, and IEC 61730.
** Please visit Apos booth #1543 at Solar Power International 2009 **
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