Astronergy’s 3-module display ranged from the 655 W ASTRO N7 3.0 to the 760 W ASTRO N8 Pro
The N7 3.0 uses TOPCon 5.0 cells, while the N7 Pro and N8 Pro use the updated TOPCon 5.0+ platform
The 670 W N7 Pro has bifaciality of 85 ± 5% and a power temperature coefficient of −0.26%/°C
Leading integrated PV manufacturer Astronergy presented 3 n-type TOPCon module families at Intersolar South America 2026 in São Paulo, Brazil. The ASTRO N7 3.0 targets commercial and industrial (C&I) installations, while the N7 Pro and higher-power N8 Pro extend the range to larger projects.
The N7 3.0 uses Astronergy’s TOPCon 5.0 cell technology. The N7 Pro and N8 Pro use TOPCon 5.0+, which incorporates changes to cell passivation and light capture. Astronergy says these changes improve cell efficiency by about 0.7%.
The ASTRO N7 3.0, promoted for C&I installations, uses an earlier generation of the company’s TOPCon 5.0 technology but features high-density encapsulation at the module level. The product reaches up to 655 W output and 24.2% efficiency. The dual-glass module is rated with 80 ± 5% bifaciality.
Astronergy also displayed the ASTRO N7 Pro, which the company launched in January 2026. The module uses quarter-cut TOPCon 5.0+ cells and is rated at up to 670 W and 24.8% efficiency. It has 85 ± 5% bifaciality and a power temperature coefficient of −0.26%/°C. The same module is also offered as an anti-dust variant with a frame designed to reduce dust buildup. Both the N7 3.0 and N7 Pro have 15-year product warranties and 30-year linear power warranties (see Astronergy Launches ASTRO N7 Pro Based On Updated TOPCon Platform).
At the upper end of the display, the utility-scale ASTRO N8 Pro reaches 760 W and 24.5% efficiency.
