The DMEGC Infinity RT Series, featuring G12 solar modules, is designed for higher power, improved efficiency, and better system value. With outputs up to 610Wp and efficiency up to 22.95%, this series offers enhanced string capacity, superior aesthetics, and strong mechanical reliability. It's ideal for residential, C&I, and utility-scale applications, with N-type technology and a 30-year linear power warranty. Founded in 1980, DMEGC solar is committed to being the worlds leading renewable energy company, we have four manufacturing bases in Hengdian, Sihong, Qixian, Yibin and Lianyungang, with annual capacity of 14 GW cells, 12 GW modules and cumulative shipments over 35GW. With industry-leading R&D, manufacturing, quality assurance and excellent services, we provide high-efficient PV products and system solutions covering residential, C&I and utility applications. We are one of the earliest PV manufacturers whose have passed French low -carbon certification for module life cycle and leading brand of black modules and European distributed market. We have been listed as Bloomberg Tier 1 Solar Panels Manufacturers and EUPD Top Brand PV.

• Optimized Module Size: Large-format modules with G12 wafer size use dual-glass and frame packaging to ensure module strength.
• N-Type TOPCon Cell Technology: Utilises advanced N-type monocrystalline cells, which provide a higher efficiency and better performance compared to traditional P-type panels.
• High Power Output & Efficiency: Power outputs can reach up to 610Wp (and potentially higher in newer models), with efficiency ratings up to 22.95% or more.
• Advanced Technologies: Incorporates Super-Multiple Busbar (SMBB) technology, damage-free laser cutting, and high-transparency glass to maximize light absorption and conversion.
• Excellent Low-Light Performance: Engineered to perform well in low-light and cloudy conditions, ensuring consistent energy generation throughout the day and year.
• Optimized Temperature Coefficient: Features an excellent temperature coefficient (e.g., -0.29%/C), meaning minimal power loss in higher temperatures, a benefit in warmer climates.