JinkoSolar PV Modules

PV Module FAQs

1. Does JinkoSolar have REACH and RoHS certification?

   Yes, Jinko has Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation, and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) certificates for all PV modules, as long as it is a mandatory regulation for the EU region. Regarding Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS), Jinko also sells modules with that certification.

2. Are there PFAS contained in JinkoSolar modules?

   The EU’s main restriction for modules is the PFAS (Per-and polyfluorinated substances), so our modules are free of them. We have the REACH-SVHC (Substances of Very High Concern) certificate, which provides the restriction framework of PFAS for Europe and is considered the most effective tool to manage the risk of these substances.

3. What is the fire rating for JinkoSolar modules?

   Our current certificate IEC 61215/61730 specifies for the Fire Rating the UL790, which is the most accepted market practice.

   All our products of the portfolio, mono-facial and bifacial, have a fire rating of class C.

4. Do JinkoSolar's modules resist hail impacts?

   All our modules, either by direct testing or by testing on representative modules, undergo hail test, because this test is mandatory for obtaining the IEC 61215 certificate.
   The test is performed according to the Module Quality Test (MQT) 17 from the IEC 61215-2, which basically means testing with a 25 mm diameter ice ball at 23 m/s, directed at 11 different locations.

5. Is there any minimum bend radius for PV modules’ cables?

   The minimum bend radius is the permissible curvature the cable can be bent around. Depending on the type of cable, a specific coefficient (Cable multiplier), must be applied. For our DC cables, this parameter is 4. Please use the following formula:

6. What is JinkoSolar’s Neo Green initiative?

   JinkoSolar’s Neo Green initiative is a comprehensive effort to achieve zero carbon manufacturing throughout the entire production chain, including crystal pulling, wafer cutting, solar cell production, and module assembly. This initiative supports global carbon neutrality goals and adheres to stringent standards for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

7. How many JinkoSolar manufacturing facilities are certified as Zero Carbon Factories?

   JinkoSolar has received Zero Carbon Factory Certification from TUV Rheinland for seven in-house manufacturing facilities until Q3 2024, including the crystal pulling, wafer cutting , solar cell factory and the. These certifications represent significant milestones in JinkoSolar’s commitment to zero carbon manufacturing, however, the plan is to extend the certification to further facilities.

8. What types of products are included in the Neo Green product portfolio?

   The Neo Green product portfolio includes various photovoltaic modules designed for residential and utility applications. These modules, including models like JKMxxxN-54HL4R and JKMxxxN-72HL4, are manufactured in Zero Carbon factories and feature high efficiency, TOPCON technology, and climate-friendly attributes. 

9. What certifications and standards does JinkoSolar adhere to for its zero carbon initiatives?

   JinkoSolar’s zero carbon initiatives are certified by several internationally recognized standards, including ISO 14064 for organizational carbon emissions and ISO 14067 for product carbon footprints. The company also aligns with carbon neutrality and participates in the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to ensure its carbon reduction goals are in line with the Paris Agreement goals. scientifically validated.

10. What is particular for the Neo Green 54 Dual Glass module?

    Out of all Neo Green series, this product is CSR factory audited and a Traceable Product.