JA Solar JAM60D42 520/LB 520W Bifacial Black Frame (Container)
The JA Solar JAM60D42 520W bifacial solar panel combines cutting-edge technology with high-performance output, making it ideal for commercial and industrial applications. The bifacial design captures sunlight from both the front and rear sides, enhancing energy production by up to 30%. With a 520W power output and an efficiency rating exceeding 21.3%, this module maximizes power generation, even in shaded or low-light environments. Its half-cell configuration, coupled with multi-busbar (MBB) technology, improves energy efficiency by reducing internal resistance and power loss. The durable black frame ensures long-term reliability and resistance to harsh weather conditions.
Key Features:
- An impressive 22.23% efficiency rating
- Snow load capacity of up to 5400 Pa and wind load capacity of up to 2400 Pa
- N-type with very Lower LID
- Higher power generation better LCOE
About a product:
Type: PERC, Half Cell, Black Frame
Panel Dimensions: 2063x1134x30mm
Weight: 28,8kg
Packaging: 36pcs/pallet; 936pcs/container
Place of Origin: China
Custom delivery terms based on your location and order size: We deliver by container rate as our standard, ensuring optimal terms for your location and needs.
About a manufacturer:
As a photovoltaic power generation solution platform, JA Solar Technology Co., Ltd. continues to advance its "One Body, Two Wings" strategy. The "One Body’ refers to our main industry chain integrating silicon wafers, cells, and modules, while the "Two Wings" refer to our PV auxiliary materials and equipment industry and PV+ application scenario solutions. In 2019, JA Solar was officially listed on the A-share market (stock symbol: "JA Solar"; stock code: 002459).
With continuous technological innovation, stable financial strengths, and a well-developed global sales and service network, JA Solar has been widely recognized by domestic and international customers and has been listed in the "Fortune 500 China 500" and "Global Top 500 New Energy Enterprises" for multiple consecutive years.