Power from both faces
The glass back sheet lets reflected light generate too, rated at 80% of the front side's power.

A dual-glass bifacial module that harvests light on both faces, so the same roof or ground footprint returns more energy every day. This model: Maximum Power (Pmax) 715W, Module Efficiency 22.86 23.02%.
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A dual-glass bifacial module built on N-type TOPCon cells, which hold their output in high heat and weak light where older panels fade. The back face collects light reflected off the roof or the ground and adds real extra generation, so it earns its keep on commercial rooftops, carports and ground-mounted plants. Glass on both sides, an anodised aluminium frame and IEC 61215/61730 certification carry it through wind, snow and dust loading. This model: Maximum Power (Pmax) 715W, Module Efficiency 22.86 23.02%.
Specifications last updated 20 August 2026
| Maximum Power - Pmax | 715 W |
|---|---|
| Maximum Power Voltage - Vmp | 40.77 V |
| Maximum Power Current - Imp | 17.54 A |
| Short-circuit Current - Isc | 18.60 A |
| Open-circuit Voltage - Voc | 48.88 V |
| Module Efficiency STC | 22.86 23.02 % |
| Power Tolerance | 0 ~ + 3 % |
| Cell Type | N- type Mono-crystalline |
|---|---|
| Number of Cells | 132 (66×2) |
| Dimensions | 2384×1303×33 mm |
| Weight | 37.5 kg |
| Front Glass | 2.0 mm, Anti-Reflection Coating |
| Back Glass | 2.0 mm, Heat Strengthened Glass |
| Frame | Anodized Aluminium Alloy |
| Junction Box | IP68 Rated |
| Connector Type | JK03M/JK03M2/Others* |
| Pallet Dimensions | 1325×1121×2496 mm |
| Packing Detail | 33 pcs/pallets, |
| Temperature Coefficient of Pmax | -0.29 %/°C |
| Maximum Series Fuse Rating | 35 A |
| Output Cables (Including Connector) | (+): 400 mm , (-): 200 mm or Customized Length |
| Protection Class | Class II |
|---|---|
| IEC Fire Type | Class C |
| Maximum System Voltage | 1500 VDC (IEC) |








Jinko's datasheets put a real number on the rear face. Here is what bifaciality, albedo and mounting height are worth — and when to buy a mono-facial panel instead.
Read: Bifacial Panels: What the Second Face Actually Earns →Bigger is not automatically better. How Jinko's 445 W to 735 W N-type modules really compare on roof area, string sizing, weight and inverter limits.
Read: How to Choose Solar Panel Wattage for Your Roof →Cell chemistry in plain language — LID, PID, temperature coefficient and the degradation curve — read off Jinko's own N-type datasheets, including where N-type is not worth paying for.
Read: N-Type vs P-Type Solar Panels: The Year-Ten Difference →The rear face is rated at 80% of the front (plus or minus 5%), and the real gain depends on how bright the surface under the array is, how high it is mounted and its tilt. Jinko measures the bifacial figures on this datasheet with 135 W/m2 of light reaching the back, which is a realistic reference for a light-coloured roof or ground.
12 years on the product itself and 30 years of linear power warranty. Output is warranted to fall no more than 1% in the first year and 0.40% a year after that, leaving at least 87.4% of the rated power in year 30.
Each module is 2384 x 1303 x 33 mm and weighs 37.5 kg, with 132 half-cells behind 2.0 mm anti-reflective front glass and 2.0 mm heat-strengthened back glass in an anodised aluminium frame. Modules ship 33 to a pallet, 594 in a 40-foot high-cube container.