The REC Group presents new TwinPeak solar modules
REC Group, a Norway-based solar energy company, has unveiled the REC TwinPeak 4 series, the fourth generation of its solar modules for rooftop installations in residential and commercial areas.
The latest REC TwinPeak has a new cell structure design and higher performance than its predecessor. Like all REC panels, it is eligible for the REC ProTrust warranty package. The REC TwinPeak 4 series will go into production this month. Deliveries are possible from July or August.
According to REC, the TwinPeak 4 enhances the strengths that made the TwinPeak family such a success, including the company’s twin design, which has won multiple awards since its launch in 2014. The REC TwinPeak 4 is available in both white and black backsheet versions. The series has a newly designed cell structure, a multi-busbar connection and an improved nominal output of up to 375 Wp of 120 half-cut monocrystalline p-cells. Using the same 30mm frame and support rods already proven in the REC N-Peak and REC Alpha solar modules, the latest REC TwinPeak can now withstand higher loads of +7000 Pa, offering the best performance in its class on hard Roof conditions.
“The REC TwinPeak 4 marks the latest technological and high-performance progress for our TwinPeak family and strengthens the entire portfolio of the REC Group by offering our roof customers more options – be it in the residential, commercial and industrial segment,” says Cemil Seber, Vice President for Global Marketing and Product Management at REC Group.
The REC TwinPeak 4 Series is eligible for the REC ProTrust Warranty Package, including a 25-year warranty on the product, performance and labor under certain conditions. In addition, the new solar module offers an improved performance guarantee of only 2% maximum performance deterioration in the first year of operation and 0.5% per year thereafter up to the 25th year.
Further information on the new REC TwinPeak 4 series can be found here.
Photo: The module of the REC TwinPeak 4 series
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