Still working in weak light
The enhanced N-type cell structure keeps the panel producing at dawn, at dusk and under cloud, not only at midday.

A dual-glass N-type panel sized for real rooftops — steady output through high heat and weak light, backed by three decades of guaranteed power.
Built on Jinko's N-type TOPCon cell platform, this mono-facial module is sealed between two panes of glass — anti-reflective in front, heat-strengthened behind — instead of a plastic backsheet. Its compact 54-cell frame stays under 28 kg, easy to lift onto villa and warehouse roofs, and it is rated for 5400 Pa of front load and certified against salt mist, ammonia and blowing sand — the conditions coastal and desert sites actually deliver.




No. It has glass on both faces, but this family is mono-facial: the rear glass is there for durability, not rear-side generation, so it can be mounted close to a roof without giving up any promised gain. Jinko's bifacial modules are the ones carrying BDV or BDX in the model code.
Each module measures 1,980 × 1,134 × 30 mm and weighs 27.5 kg — a comfortable two-person lift on standard rails. They ship 36 to a pallet, two pallets to a stack, and 864 in a 40 ft high-cube container.
Jinko warrants the product itself for 15 years and its power output for 30 years: no more than 1% degradation in the first year, then a maximum of 0.35% per year, leaving at least 88.85% of rated power in year 30.