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5 Jinko solar panels you need to consider in 2022.

Dietreich Farquharson by Dietreich Farquharson
April 23, 2022
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As the new decade gathers momentum, so does the broader offering of the Jinko Solar range, gathering many distinguished awards for good reason. Once known as a global mass producer of common and affordable solar module designs, 2022’s variances of the Jinko Solar module range offers far more than appeal to the budget-conscious. Evaluated below are 5 Jinko solar panels you need to consider, depending on the nature of your project, in 2022.

Manufacturer:  

Jinko Group.

Series:  

Cheetah, Tiger P-Type, Tiger N-Type, Tiger Pro, Tiger Neo.

Editors Choice:

Tiger N-Type (2021). Tiger Neo (2022).

TLDR: 

The Jinko Solar module range offers an overall Superior product suite with up to 20 internationally available variants, each ideal for specific best-suited scenarios from award-winning Residential options to yet again critically acclaimed Industry/ Utility-scale options.

At the time of compilation, 20 different Jinko Solar module variations exist internationally. These 20 international Jinko variations don’t take into account alternative localised variations with particular local advantages, depending on where in this world you’re likely to be exploring the Jinko Solar module range. To ensure baseline consistency, Solar Analytica evaluates international specifications only.

The good news is that you won’t need to worry about considering all 20 Jinko Solar module variants, especially if you already understand the installation type. Residential installations have a manufacturer recommend 8 Jinko Solar module variations from the following model options; Cheetah, Tiger N-Type, Tiger Pro and the new Tiger Neo. 

Industry, as in commercial, industrial and utility-scale projects, can consider up to 12 Jinko Solar module variants, most of which the differences are subtle within each model category. In this instance, 4 Jinko solar module models exist; Cheetah, Tiger P-Type, Tiger Pro and Tiger Neo, of which the differences are ideal for nominated projects requiring a specific natured module.

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1. CHEETAH HC: 71/100

The Jinko Cheetah HC (half-cell) takes advantage of the modern half-cell design in a more traditional 158mm/ 6.25″ cell dimension, arranged in a 120 & 144 half-cell format, which increases the maximum efficiency in the range. Three variants exist that combined have proven to become Jinko’s most voluminous solar module globally from the current range.

Despite a lower Watt-class due to the cell dimensions, the Jinko Cheetah range provides what can be considered Good power density at NOCT (Nominal Operating Cell Temperature). Providing relative value for the Very Good technology at hand, the Jinko Cheetah HC will likely be incorporated within energy systems requiring a more economically viable solution by an internationally trusted Tier-1 solar module manufacturer. Overall, a Very Good solar module.

Model
Output
Application
Density NOCT
Cheetah HC 60M
325 – 345 W
150 W/m2
Cheetah HC 60M(B)
320 – 340 W
150 W/m2
Cheetah HC 72M
390 – 410 W
152 W/m2
Overall:
Above Avg (Cat2)
71/100

Model: Manufacturers model name. Output: Standard Test Conditions (STC) peak wattage range. Application: Manufacturers recommended application – Residential or Industry. Density: Maximum Power density per square meter at NOCT of the highest output module. 

Report: Jinko Cheetah HC.

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2. Tiger P-Type: 75/100

The Jinko Tiger P-Type is an almost replica of the acclaimed Jinko Tiger N-Type design made more viable for industry and utility-scale projects. Using P-type mono cells in place of N-Type cells, the manufacturers intended purpose for the Jinko Tiger P-Type is defined by a limited 12-year product guarantee and the expansive module sizes not often suitable for residential rooftops.

With Jinko’s push towards more economically viable industry and utility-scale N-Type TopCon models (Jinko Tiger Neo) in similar formats, the Jinko Tiger P-Type may very well be phased out in the near future. No matter what Jinko’s intentions are for future models, the Jinko Tiger P-Type provides an overall Superior solar module solution with Outstanding manufacturer Guarantee assurance.

Model
Output
Application
Density NOCT
Tiger P-Type 66TR
390 – 410 W
160 W/m2
Tiger P-Type 78TR
460 – 480 W
159 W/m2
Tiger P-Type 72HC
435 – 455 W
156 W/m2
Tiger Bifacial DG 72HC
435 – 455 W
156 W/m2
Overall:
Above Avg (Cat3)
75/100

Model: Manufacturers model name. Output: Standard Test Conditions (STC) peak wattage range. Application: Manufacturers recommended application – Residential or Industry. Density: Maximum Power density per square meter at NOCT of the highest output module. 

Report: Jinko Tiger P-Type.

The Tiger N-Type sees superior N-Type cells made available to a broader demographic through the manufacturing prowess of Jinko Group

3. Tiger N-Type: 80/100

Editors Choice 2021. Potentially the most exciting Jinko release for many residential users by Jinko in recent years, takes the form of the Tiger N-Type. A 163mm/ 6.4″ layered-cell module with Jinko’s most significant product guarantee. An admirable 15-year product guarantee global standard (20 or 25-yr in selected regions), combined with a 30-year performance guarantee bolstered with Elite specifications that rival some of the industry’s most expensive solar technologies.

The Jinko Tiger N-Type range sees superior N-Type cells made available to a broader demographic through the manufacturing prowess of Jinko Group, which utilise economies of scale rather well to influence the economic viability of premium technologies. Subsequently, earning the Jinko Tiger N-Type the Solar Analytica Editors Choice Award (Solar modules – Jinko range) 2021.

Model
Output
Application
Density NOCT
Tiger N-Type 60TR
355 – 375 W
161 W/m2
Tiger N-Type 66TR
390 – 410 W
161 W/m2
Overall:
Above Avg (Cat3)
80/100

Model: Manufacturers model name. Output: Standard Test Conditions (STC) peak wattage range. Application: Manufacturers recommended application – Residential or Industry. Density: Maximum Power density per square meter at NOCT of the highest output module. 

Report: Jinko Tiger N-Type.
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4. Tiger Pro: 75/100

The new-generation Jinko solar panel embraces a larger 182mm/ 7.1″ solar cell format affecting the overall size and weight over standard module sizes. Therefore, gauging your preferred module by cell size can be somewhat deceiving in this instance. Incorporating a P-Type mono cell foundation, most of the Jinko Tiger Pro range is designed more for industry and utility-scale projects than residential due to the Tiger Pro’s overall size and weight.

Interestingly, it appears that Jinko has been rather impressed with the increased cell dimensions of the Tiger Pro. So much so that it has influenced their latest N-Type solar module design, the Jinko Tiger Neo, which also accommodates the 182mm/ 7.1″ cell size.

Model
Output
Application
Density NOCT
Tiger Pro P-Type 54HC
395 – 415 W
158 W/m2
Tiger Pro P-Type 60HC
440 – 460 W
158 W/m2
Tiger Pro P-Type 72HC
530 – 550 W
159 W/m2
Tiger Pro Bifacial 72HC
525 – 545 W
157 W/m2
Tiger Pro Bifacial 72DG
525 – 545 W
157 W/m2
Overall:
Above Avg (Cat3)
75/100

Model: Manufacturers model name. Output: Standard Test Conditions (STC) peak wattage range. Application: Manufacturers recommended application – Residential or Industry. Density: Maximum Power density per square meter at NOCT of the highest output module. 

Report: Jinko Tiger Pro.

TOPCon N-Type monocrystalline solar technology will revolutionise module designs

5. Tiger Neo: 81/100

Editors Choice 2022. The Jinko Tiger Neo is an impressive three-way combined evolution of the Jinko Tiger P-Type, Tiger N-Type and the Tiger Pro with a unique efficiency-boosting twist. Module sizes up to 78-cells (Tiger P-Type), N-Type monocrystalline foundation (Tiger N-Type), 182mm/ 7.1″ cell dimensions and Bifacial options (Tiger Pro). Therefore, what’s the twist? TOPCon (Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) enhancement to replace PERC and improve efficiency, setting the standard towards future module designs for a good portion of the decade ahead.

Announced November 2021, the Jinko Tiger Neo brings N-Type mono silicon appeal to residential, industry and utility-scale projects in mono-facial and bifacial formats. Similar to the Tiger Pro, the larger 182mm cell format and physical dimensions offer improved power density for all project types. State-of-the-art TOPCon N-Type monocrystalline solar technology will revolutionise module designs with Elite thermal characteristics and enhanced performance over time. In turn, the Jinko Tiger Neo earns the Solar Analytica Editors Choice Award (solar modules – Jinko range) 2022.

Model
Output
Application
Density NOCT
Tiger Neo 54HC
410 – 430 W
165 W/m2
Tiger Neo 60HC
460 – 480 W
167 W/m2
Tiger Neo 72HC
555 – 575 W
167 W/m2
Tiger Neo 78HC
595 – 615 W
165 W/m2
Tiger Neo 72HC Bifacial
550 – 570 W
166 W/m2
Tiger Neo 78HC Bifacial
590 – 610 W
164 W/m2
Overall:
Above Avg (Cat3)
81/100

Model: Manufacturers model name. Output: Standard Test Conditions (STC) peak wattage range. Application: Manufacturers recommended application – Residential or Industry. Density: Maximum Power density per square meter at NOCT of the highest output module. 

Report: Jinko Tiger Neo.
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Overall: 77/100

Jinko is proving to be a mass volume market-leading innovator in 2022, with solar module technologies ideal for diverse project types. Boasting an overall Superior solar module range by specification, Jinko is on an excitingly bearish path of consistent technology evolution. However, the particular Jinko solar panels ideal for your project will ultimately depend on your specific global location, preferences or intents.

The good news, as one of the world’s largest solar module manufacturers, global coverage is quite bountiful. Currently, all Jinko models share the exact Durability specifications, criteria that could use enhancement within selected premium models to appeal to greater installation diversity within more enduring environments.

Nonetheless, with a more refined range, there’s a lot to admire about Jinko as a whole in 2022. From Superior spec economically appealing options to Elite spec high performing module variants, the current mix of Jinko solar panels available to consumers possess varied appeal.

Model
Classification
Rank
Report
Cheetah HC
Above Avg (Cat2)
71
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Tiger P-Type
Above Avg (Cat3)
75
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*Tiger N-Type
Above Avg (Cat3)
80
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Tiger Pro
Above Avg (Cat3)
75
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*Tiger Neo
Above Avg (Cat4)
81
Read >
Overall: Jinko Solar range 2022
Above Avg (Cat3)
77/100

*Denotes the Jinko Solar range Solar Analytica Editors Choice.

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How was this score calculated.

Using the Solar Analytica Assessment Criteria (solar modules) 2.1.1.

Manufacturers site.

Jinko Solar product range, manufacturers international site.

References.

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  • Jinko Cheetah.
  • Jinko Tiger P-Type.
  • Jinko Tiger N-Type.
  • Jinko Tiger Pro.
  • Jinko Tiger Neo.
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