Monocrystalline PERC PV cells manufacturer, Boviet Solar, has announced new brand names for its solar PV module product lines and three research projects designed to advance solar technologies.
Instead of using a series of letters and numbers to identify each module, now Boviet Solar uses star names in the Lyra Solar System for product branding. The company's mono-facial PV modules are called the Gamma Series™, and the bifacial PV modules are now called the Vega Series™. In addition to the new brand names, the company also keeps the product code names for internal purposes.
Boviet Solar chooses these names because Vega is the brightest star in the Lyra Solar System, and Gamma is the second brightest. Vega is also the second-brightest star in the northern hemisphere and the fifth brightest star of all.
We think Vega and Gamma are the perfect images for our highly efficient mono- monofacial and bifacial PV modules with their industry-leading power output. Furthermore, star names make sense because our own Sun is of course a star—a star that makes solar energy possible here on Earth.
—said Sienna Cen, President of Boviet Solar USA.
Boviet Solar also announced three new research and development (R&D) initiatives on the same day, which are focused on N-Topcon solar cells, HJT heterojunction high-efficiency solar cells, and 600+W PV modules development.
Adapting and improving upon best-in-class PV technology has been a key driver behind Boviet Solar's success and is central to our future. Technology is moving from P-type cell to N-type cell, new power classes of modules are now 600+W, and module technologies are moving to N-type Topcon and HJT. We intend to remain at the forefront of researching and developing these technologies to remain a leader in the industry.
—said Hui Huang, Director of R&D.
