According to Panasonic, the N330 features 19.7 percent module-level efficiency and a nominal power output of 330 watts. It adds that the new 96-cell module returns approximately 27 percent more peak power compared to mainstream 260-watt multicrystalline modules.
Daniel Roca, senior business developer at Panasonic Eco Solutions Europe, said: “Featuring the same unparalleled quality, reliable performance and industry-leading temperature coefficient as Panasonic’s popular N245 and N285 HIT series, HIT N330 offers even higher energy density per square meter and reduces the total number of modules required, making it ideal for European self-consumption markets.
“For solar installers, the high-performance HIT N330 represents the ideal compliment to their existing Panasonic Solar portfolio, delivering the missing tool to achieve more power on any roof and to maximise balance of systems savings and lower installation costs.”