• Higher cell efficiency, with this type of panel reaching efficiencies of over 23.23%, and the TopCon technology achieving 26.1%.
• A low annual degradation rate estimated at 0.4%, with less than 1% in the first year.
• A low temperature coefficient of 0.29%/°C for the Tiger Neo, meaning N-type panels perform better in hot conditions, making them the first and best choice for all desert and coastal areas.
• A total of 16 busbars, which increases panel efficiency and reduces losses.
• The ability to produce energy in low radiation conditions during cloud cover or indirect radiation, increasing the panel’s productivity hours throughout the day.
• A high performance warranty period of 30 years, along with a 12-year warranty against manufacturing defects, resulting in a longer lifespan—20% more than P-type panels.
• Smaller size and occupying less space, with a width of 113 cm for all Jinko Solar N-type panels across various capacities, making them easier to transport and install safely. Consequently, they are more resistant to strong winds, making them the best choice for all areas in Yemen, especially open areas like the Tihama Coast and desert and coastal provinces.
• High voltage and lower amperage, leading to significantly reduced losses and the possibility of saving on wire sizes.

Thanks to these advantages and more, Jinko Solar panels have become the first and preferred choice for all large solar energy projects and power generation stations globally, especially in the Middle East and Africa, known for their high temperatures and strong winds, particularly in desert and coastal areas that are constantly exposed to high winds, as is the case in most areas of Yemen.