450 W
TOPCon bifacial · all-black
- Efficiency
- up to 22.79%
- Cells
- 7.2 × 3.6 in half-cut
- Module size
- 67.8 × 44.6 × 1.2 in
Wholesale supply · U.S. market
Solar modules
N-type TOPCon and PERC bifacial modules for residential, commercial, and utility-scale projects.
01What we supply
The module range
Built to match
the array you designed.
Supply moves. Tell us the specification and we will confirm what is available.
Four power classes cover residential rooftop through utility-scale arrays. Three power classes are N-type TOPCon and one is PERC bifacial. Every module ships with the datasheet and the certification documents that apply to your jurisdiction.
- Product warranty30 years.
- Performance warranty15 years.
- CertificationIEC 61215 and IEC 61730 module qualification, alongside ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and IEC 62941 management systems for quality, environment, safety and module manufacturing.
- Order sizesProject-scale quantities, plus flexible-quantity orders for distribution and installation businesses.
- DocumentationDatasheets and certificates for your jurisdiction and incentive programme on request.
550 W
PERC bifacial
- Efficiency
- up to 21.48%
- Cells
- 7.2 × 3.6 in half-cut
- Module size
- 89.7 × 44.6 × 1.2 in
590 W
TOPCon bifacial
- Efficiency
- up to 23.23%
- Cells
- 7.2 × 3.6 in half-cut
- Module size
- 89.7 × 44.6 × 1.2 in
630 W
TOPCon bifacial
- Efficiency
- up to 23.69%
- Cells
- 7.2 × 4.1 in half-cut
- Module size
- 93.8 × 44.6 × 1.2 in
Common to the four classes
- Maximum system voltage
- 1500 V
- Mechanical load
- 2400 Pa wind / 5400 Pa snow
- Glass
- 2.0 mm front and rear, double glass
- Junction box
- IP68
- NMOT
- 41 ± 3 °C
- Operating range
- −40 to +85 °C
Which module class for which project
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Residential rooftops
The all-black 450 W class. An all-black module sits better against a roof than a silver frame does, and the smaller format is easier to carry and lift onto a pitch.
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Commercial rooftops and carports
The 550 W or 590 W class, depending on the string window and the roof area you have to fill.
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Ground-mounted and utility-scale arrays
Step up to the 590 W or 630 W class. Higher power per module means fewer modules for the same array, so less racking, less cable, and less labour on site.
Where the modules go
02Before you specify
Module specification
Specification notes
for the people who quote.
The engineering and commercial points that decide a module order — not an introduction to what a solar module is.
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Class choice is a balance-of-system decision
Higher power per module means fewer modules, less racking, less cable and less labour for the same array. Match the class to the string window — every class carries a 1500 V system voltage rating — and settle the array layout before the price.
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Degradation: N-type against PERC
The N-type TOPCon classes publish under 1.0% degradation in the first year and 0.40% a year thereafter. The PERC bifacial class publishes under 2.0% and 0.45%. Over 25 years of cash flow that difference is worth modelling rather than assuming.
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Bifacial gain: where it actually converts
Rear-side yield tracks albedo and mounting height. The datasheets publish backside gain at 5%, 15% and 25% albedo: white membrane roofs and elevated ground mounts on light gravel convert; dark shingle and flush residential mounts largely do not. Design the string on the front side and treat the rear as upside.
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Weight, footprint and handling
24 kg on the 54-cell class and 31.5 to 32.5 kg on the 72-cell classes. The 550 W and 590 W share a single 2278 × 1134 mm footprint, so one racking layout carries across both.
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Certification and project documentation
IEC 61215:2021 and IEC 61730:2023 module qualification, with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and IEC 62941 manufacturing systems behind them. Datasheets, certificates and the jurisdiction-specific documents your AHJ and incentive programme ask for, lined up before the quote rather than after the purchase order.
03Who we supply
Modules for the people
building the array.
Installers
Repeatable module supply so your crews are not waiting on a shipment to finish a roof.
Distributors
Flexible quantities and mixed formats to keep your own customers supplied.
EPCs and developers
Project-scale module supply, coordinated against your delivery schedule.
What module technologies can UniGlory Energy supply?+
Our module range covers N-type TOPCon and PERC bifacial, for residential, commercial, and utility-scale applications.
What is the degradation rate of the modules?+
The N-type TOPCon classes are rated at under 1.0% degradation in the first year and 0.40% a year thereafter. The PERC bifacial class is rated at under 2.0% in the first year and 0.45% a year thereafter.
What are the load ratings and the operating range?+
All four classes carry a 2400 Pa wind load and a 5400 Pa snow load rating, an IP68 junction box, and an operating range of −40 to +85 °C.
What order sizes do you handle for modules?+
We can discuss project-scale quantities as well as flexible-quantity orders for distribution and installation businesses. Send us the target quantity and we will confirm what we can source.
Where do you deliver solar modules?+
UniGlory Energy is based in Phelan, California, and serves the U.S. market with nationwide delivery.
Can you match modules to an existing system design?+
Send us the design requirements — power class, dimensions, and the certifications your jurisdiction requires — and our team will match them against available supply.
Which module power class should I choose?+
It follows the application. Residential rooftops suit the all-black 450 W class; commercial rooftops and carports suit the 550 W or 590 W class; ground-mounted arrays suit the higher 590 W or 630 W class, where fewer modules mean less racking and less labour.
Modules, priced for your project
Send us the spec.
We will find the fit.
Power class, quantity, delivery location, timeline — that is enough for our team to come back with what we can supply.
Request a quote