Trina Photovoltaic Q1 Test Board

Are Trina Solar solar modules corrosive?

Salt spray corrosion tests conducted in accordance with IEC 61701 have shown that Trina Solar's PV modules can be installed near offshore or in the corrosive environment. However, the modules shall not be immersed in water or in a permanently wet environment (e.g., fountains, spindrift, etc.).

Is Trina Solar a good company?

Based on the annual report of IHS, Trina Solar has been ranked among Top 3 in terms of global module shipment for the year of 2016, 2017 and 2018. Further, Trina Solar has been rated as a Tier 1 rm by Bloomberg, IHS and others for consecutive years. With its strong nancials, Trina Solar is in leading the indus-try.

How much power does Trina Solar produce?

Until now, Trina Solar has shipped dual-glass modules with a total output of more than 3GW, more than any other manufacturer. Trina Solar's next generation dual-glass modules incorporate half-cut cells and multi-busbar technology to enhance system reliability and power generation e ciency, while further reducing LCoE.

Can Trina Solar modules be used with trackers?

Trina Solar modules can be used with trackers produced by different manufacturers, please check Appendix A for details. When using reinforced attachment I*, all accessories should be mounted together onto the torque and the accessory bolts should be tightened using wrench tools.

Do Trina Solar PV modules have bypass diodes?

Trina Solar PV modules are equipped with bypass diodes in the junction box to minimize module heating and current losses. When using scaffolding, make sure that the scaffolding is in a stable position or with anti-dumping measures, and that the installer should wear a safety belt in accordance with local building codes.

How to clean Trina Solar modules?

Recommend to use soft water to wash. Trina Solar recommends using this method to clean the soft dirt (like dust) on modules. This technique can be applied as long as the method is efficient enough to clean the modules considering the on-site conditions.