48-cell model rated at up to 485 W with 24.3% module efficiency
WINAICO, the solar module brand of Win Win Precision Technology Co., Ltd. (WIN, TWSE: 4949), will launch its quarter-cut NLX module series at Energy Taiwan and Net-Zero Taiwan 2026, October 14–16, at Booth M0112, Hall 1 (4F), Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. The company will also exhibit its WBC G2, AQUA, and VPC-certified modules.
The NLX series divides each cell into four segments, lowering current to reduce resistive loss and hot-spot risk. The added parallel current paths also limit the impact of partial shading on overall output. Available in 48-, 54-, and 66-cell formats with an optional AQUA configuration, the series is planned for introduction in Europe, Australia, and Taiwan by year-end.
Also on Display
- WBC G2: A core product line for WINAICO in Europe and Australia, the back-contact WBC delivers 500 W and 24.5% efficiency. The G2 version, released in mid-2026, moves the busbars to the rear for a cleaner front appearance.
- AQUA: Built for humid, coastal climates with POE encapsulation, double-coated glass, a waterproof junction box, and an anodized aluminum frame; intended for coastal and aquavoltaic projects in Taiwan.
- VPC-certified module: Certified this year under Taiwan’s Voluntary Product Certification program, passing 5,400 Pa mechanical load tests on both front and rear.
“Our semiconductor manufacturing background has taught us to look for improvements at the micron level,” said Szu-Ming Chen, Chairman of Win Win Precision Technology. “Taiwan’s dense, often shaded rooftops and island climate are demanding on solar modules. The quarter-cut design helps modules maintain output under these real-world conditions, and we are bringing the quality standards we apply in Europe and Australia to customers in Taiwan.”
About Win Win Precision Technology (WIN)
Founded in 2003, Win Win Precision Technology (TWSE: 4949) operates across the semiconductor supply chain and integrated green energy solutions. Its solar module brand, WINAICO, serves markets in Europe, Australia, and Taiwan.
