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REC TwinPeak 4 solar module series ups output to 375 W and improves wind-load rating

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REC Group has launched the fourth generation of its TwinPeak module series. REC TwinPeak 4 goes into production this month with deliveries possible by July 2021.


Available in both white and black backsheet variants, the REC TwinPeak 4 Series features a newly designed cell structure, multi-busbar connection, as well as improved nominal power output of up to 375 W from its 120 half-cut monocrystalline p-type cells. With the same 30-mm frame and support bars already proven in the REC N-Peak and REC Alpha solar panels, the latest REC TwinPeak can now withstand higher loads of +7,000 Pa.
“The REC TwinPeak 4 marks the latest advancement in technology and performance for our TwinPeak family, and strengthens the entire REC Group portfolio by giving more options to our rooftop customers, be it in the residential or commercial and industrial segments,” said Cemil Seber, VP Global Marketing & Product Management at REC Group.
Launched in 2014, the first REC TwinPeak generation was the first product to feature REC’s patented split cell and junction box technology and won the prestigious Intersolar Award 2015. Each successive generation has upped the ante.
The REC TwinPeak 4 Series is eligible for the comprehensive REC ProTrust warranty package, including 25-year warranty on the product, performance and labor, subject to conditions. In addition, the new solar panel comes with an improved power warranty of just 2% maximum power degradation in the first year of operation and 0.5% per year thereafter until year 25,

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