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JinkoSolar is a large solar panel manufacturer that was founded in 2006. The company has now installed 40GW of solar across the world, with more than 6GW of installations within the United States. JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. (NYSE Stock Code: JKS) is headquartered in Shanghai, China with their manufacturing facilities in Jacksonville, Florida and Malaysia. With a manufacturing facility in Florida, JinkoSolar is able to provide high quality tariff-free modules for the U.S. residential and utility-scale markets. For domestic support, they have a full-service team in San Francisco committed to serving their U.S. customers.
JinkoSolar produces a variety of solar panels suitable for all on-grid and off-grid systems. Their high-efficiency modules are able to resist high wind pressure, snow loads, extreme temperatures and strict mechanical loading tests of 5400 Pa. Currently, JinkoSolar is featuring the Eagle G1 and Eagle G2 modules that help reduce the balance-of-system costs through providing up to 1500 volts. The Eagle G2 Diamond Cell module utilizes mono PERC technology and is available in full-cell or half-cell, with power up to 400 watts. The Eagle G1 module features full polycrystalline cells with advanced glass technology for improved light absorption. Both the Eagle G1 and G2 modules are UL and IEC 1500V certified which provide for better LCOE yields. All solar panels are backed by at least a 10-year workmanship warranty and a 25-year linear power warranty.
Rated as a Tier 1 Bloomberg manufacturer, JinkoSolar also test their solar panels at third-party labs including RETC in Fremont and DNV GL in Berkeley, California. JinkoSolar has been noted as a Top Performer manufacturer according to the DNV GL PV Module Reliability Scorecard four consecutive times, where their modules underwent tests such as:
- 600 cycles of thermal cycling
- 2,000 hours of damp heat
- Dynamic mechanical load
- 192 hours at 85℃/85% relative humidity to test for potential induced degradation