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LONGi has introduced two products for the Australian market at a trade show, according to a sponsored interview published by pv magazine. Brett Robinson of LONGi said the company released the X12 for the domestic segment and the X10 Ultimate for the commercial and industrial segment.
The X12 is a back contact, 54 half-cell module measuring 1,800 by 1,134 by 30 millimeters. It has an efficiency above 25% and a top power class of roughly 510 watts, a size Robinson described as well suited to compact Australian roofs. The X10 Ultimate carries a somewhat lower efficiency rating and a somewhat lower unit cost than the X12; it measures 2,382 by 1,134 millimeters and has a power class approaching 680 watts.
Robinson said LONGi delivered more than 1.4 GW across all Australian solar photovoltaic segments over the past year, with its back contact Hi-MO 9 modules selected for numerous projects across Australasia. For the utility market the company launched the Hi-MO 9 Prime, which measures 2,382 by 1,134 millimeters. Its output is expected to approach 680 watts, with current levels around 665 watts, which Robinson said still leads products presently available for purchase. He said the Hi-MO 9 Prime raises the average power class by 7 to 10 watts, equivalent to a 1.5% to 2% gain in panel output, and that LONGi offers a 30-year warranty.
Robinson also said LONGi has an exclusive distribution agreement with Raystech, an Australian-owned family business with offices across Australia and in New Zealand. He said Raystech has committed to training installers so they can become LONGi approved installers accredited by Australia’s Clean Energy Council.
Dennis She of LONGi said Australia stands out because of its high renewable energy penetration, with one-third of homeowners already having rooftop solar. He said the challenge is not only generating more renewable energy but making it more reliable, dispatchable and flexible to support a more resilient grid.
She said LONGi’s strategy is to develop a fully integrated product in-house, resulting in LONGi ONE, which combines solar and energy storage in a single solution intended for higher efficiency and reliability. Customers receive a turnkey one-stop service for the lifetime of the system, he said.
She described LONGi’s approach as 5S native full-stack innovation, covering the battery management system, iCCS, energy management system, power conversion system and thermal management system. He said the first benefit is greater safety because all components communicate with each other, and the second is segmentation, with different storage products developed for different Australian applications based on customer requirements.
The interview questions and responses were provided by LONGi, according to pv magazine.
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