Athens, Sept. 24, 2024 - DAS Solar, a leader in N-type PV technology, participates in a webinar organized by Amara NZero, where the company showcases its latest advancements in cell and module technology, with a special focus on N-Type TOPCon bifacial modules. This online event brings together industry leaders and solar enthusiasts, providing an excellent platform for DAS Solar to share its innovative solutions designed to meet the growing demand for high-efficiency and sustainable power supply.

During the webinar, Giorgos Demenagas, Sales Director of South Balkan, gives a detailed introduction of DAS Solar with a highlight of its comprehensive product line of N-Type modules engineered for both residential and utility applications. These modules, known for advanced bifacial technology and high power output, represent a significant leap forward in module efficiency and durability.

Alex Chen, Global Technical Support Manager, then gives a professional instruction on how to choose modules according to application needs. The 48-cell and 54-cell DAS Black series are designed to meet the specific needs of rooftop installations, which offers power outputs ranging from 430W to 455W and are 4kg lighter than traditional modules, ensuring easy installation on rooftops with weight restrictions. The dual-glass structure guarantees enhanced durability and zero water vapor transmission, preventing common issues like back-plate bulging and yellowing. This makes them an ideal solution for homeowners looking for reliable, long-lasting solar systems with minimal maintenance.

In addition to the residential offerings, Alex further introduces the series developed specifically for C&I and utility projects. With power outputs reaching up to 705W, they’re designed for maximum performance in large solar farms, delivering superior energy yields and lower operational costs. The modules also boast a high bifaciality of up to 80%, allowing it to capture additional sunlight and generate more electricity in a wider range of environmental conditions. Among them, the 66-cell modules are particularly worth noticing. Using 182*210 rectangular wafers, they utilize a low-voltage and high-current design, which allows for more modules to be connected per string in a 1500V system. This optimized configuration boosts overall power generation while reducing BOS and transportation costs for end-users.

Alex also emphasizes DAS Solar’s roadmap for the future, highlighting its ambitious plan to keep improving efficiency across its cell and module range. By now, the company has achieved an impressive mass production efficiency of up to 26.6%, leveraging the next generation of TOPCon 4.0 Plus technology. DAS Solar’s commitment to R&D in technology is aimed at continuously driving down the costs of solar energy while improving module reliability and power output, making solar energy more accessible and economically viable for consumers worldwide.

Meanwhile, the presentation touches on DAS Solar's robust after-sales support system that matches the company’s commitment to product quality and long-term reliability. Offering a 12-year product warranty and a 25-year linear power warranty, DAS Solar ensures that customers can receive peace of mind with their solar investments. By virtue of its growing presence in 60+ countries and regions, including warehouses and service centers in Germany, Australia and Japan, DAS Solar is well-positioned to provide prompt and efficient support to help global customers address any product issues.

As DAS Solar continues to push the boundaries of solar technology, DAS Solar is poised to lead the solar industry toward a future of greater sustainability and energy accessibility. With its cutting-edge N-Type modules, the company is ready to support the booming demands for renewable energy, offering all-scenario solutions for customers and partners worldwide. Looking ahead, DAS Solar remains steadfast in its mission to empower a sustainable and net-zero future for all.