Sunpro Power presented BC modules with 510-660 W output
Its TOPCon portfolio included a 725 W module and a 670 W quarter-cut product
The company also displayed anti-glare, agrivoltaic, and flexible modules
Chinese solar module manufacturer Sunpro Power showcased its BC, TOPCon, and special-application module portfolio at Intersolar Europe 2026.
The company presented 3 BC modules at the exhibition. The first was a bifacial module with a maximum output of 510 W and an efficiency of 25%. It features a black frame with a white grid design and is intended for residential, commercial & industrial (C&I), and balcony PV applications. The product comes with a 30-year product and linear power output warranty. The second product was the Premium BC 660 W bifacial module. The dual-glass module is designed for utility-scale power plants, C&I systems, and residential projects.
For building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) and residential applications, the company showcased its Premium BC 480 W all-black module. The module achieves an efficiency of 23.76% at a rated power output of 480 W. It uses 108 half-cells, weighs 23.5 kg, and measures 1,800 × 1,134 × 30 mm.
Sunpro Power’s TOPCon portfolio included a 725 W bifacial module with an efficiency of 23.34% for utility-scale and large C&I projects. It uses 132 n-type cells and measures 2,382 × 1,303 × 30 mm. The module weighs 37.5 kg and features a 2 mm dual-glass configuration.
The company also displayed a 670 W quarter-cut TOPCon module with a maximum efficiency of 24.8%. According to Sunpro, dividing the cells into smaller sections reduces current and resistance losses and improves performance under partial shading.
For special applications, the company presented a 460 W anti-glare TOPCon module for airports, transport hubs, and other light-sensitive locations. Sunpro says the module’s reflected brightness can be as low as 600 cd/m² at viewing angles between 10° and 30°.
The portfolio also included a 300 W agrivoltaic module with 40% light transmittance for greenhouses and other agricultural projects. For low-load-bearing rooftops, the company displayed a lightweight flexible module based on PERC technology. It weighs 5.6 kg and supports a minimum bending radius of 0.5 m.
