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Strong spec sheet for premium residential modules (510 W, 25.52% efficiency) and TAC tech leadership (28% cell efficiency) may lift near-term investor sentiment and potentially support ASPs in high-end segments; risk includes broader solar demand volatility and competition.
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JinkoSolar announced the Tiger Neo 5.0, an all-black 48-cell residential module built on TAC technology. It delivers 510 W max power and 25.52% module efficiency, with a -0.24%/°C temperature coefficient, targeting premium homes. The launch signals potential demand growth in high-end rooftops and could support near-term sentiment and premium segment pricing for JKS.
JinkoSolar unveils Tiger Neo 5.0, a high-end all-black residential module.
510 W max output; 25.52% module efficiency with TAC tech.
TAC blends TOPCon and HJT, reducing temperature losses to -0.24%/°C.
Designed for premium rooftops; aims to push industry-tailored residential solutions.
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