TrinaSolar 630W Solar Panel | Bifacial | Vertex N-Type

TrinaSolar 630W Solar Panel | Bifacial | Vertex N-Type

Rs.25,300.00
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TrinaSolar 630W Solar Panel | Bifacial | Vertex N-Type

TrinaSolar 630W Solar Panel | Bifacial | Vertex N-Type

Rs.25,300.00
Description

The Trina Solar 630W (Vertex N Bifacial / i-TOPCon) solar panel is a high-efficiency N-type photovoltaic module designed for residential, commercial, and utility-scale projects.

Key Features

Output: 630 Watts

Technology: N-type i-TOPCon cell technology with a bifacial dual-glass or mono-glass structure

Efficiency: Up to 22.3% – 23.3%

Approximate Dimensions: ~2172 x 1303 x 33 mm (or medium-format golden size variations depending on the exact model run like NE19R/NEG20C)

Weight: ~34.9 kg (for dual-glass variants)

Warranty: Typically includes a 12-year workmanship warranty and a 30-year linear power output warranty. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

Technical Specifications

Module Efficiency: Up to 23.3%

Open-Circuit Voltage (Voc): ~48.9 V – 50.3 V

Voltage at Max Power (Vmpp/Vmp): ~40.7 V – 42 V

Short-Circuit Current (Isc): ~15.5 A – 16.38 A

Temperature Coefficient of Pmax: -0.29% / °C

Maximum System Voltage: 1500 V DC

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Frequently asked questions

What technology do Trina 630W solar panels use?

N-type i-TOPCon technology: Uses advanced monocrystalline cells that lower power degradation and improve efficiency.

Bifacial dual-glass structure: Generates power from both the front side and the reflective rear side (bifacial gain)

What is the efficiency rating of the panel?

Up to 23.3% module efficiency: Ranks among the highest efficiency tiers for utility and large commercial 210mm platform modules.

How durable are they in harsh weather?

High mechanical load capacity: Handles up to 5400–6000 Pa positive load (snow/wind) and 2400–4000 Pa negative load.

What are the main benefits of the low-voltage design?

Allows more panels per string inverter line.

Reduced costs: Lowers Balance of System (BOS) expenses and Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) by 1% to 5%.

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