Interdigitated Back Contact (IBC) solar cells are a type of high-efficiency solar cells where both the positive and negative contacts are located on the back of the cell. It represents the third generation of cell technology, which is more advanced than TOPCon and PERC technologies. Without busbars on the front, shading losses can be avoided and higher efficiency can be achieved. It is part of a technology with great potential

HJT is characterized by high bifacial yield and a low temperature coefficient, which effectively reduces electricity costs by improving the efficiency of the modules and increasing power generation. It is particularly suitable for regions with high summer temperatures in Southern Europe and is well-suited for applications such as agricultural photovoltaics, solar carports, and photovoltaic fences.

Plug-and-play, easy to install, can be installed by individuals. The product comes pre-installed with a micro-inverter and T-connectors. With the help of installation instructions and videos, it makes it easy for individual users to install the micro-power plant themselves. The micro-inverter converts the solar energy generated by the solar panels into alternating current (AC), which can easily be transmitted to the user's home network via electrical cables and sockets, making it convenient to use solar energy at home.