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The data
N-type TOPCon module
Produces DC electricity at the roof. It contains no system-level power conversion or storage.
- Product role
- None in the module.
- Published range
- 650–670 W
- Electrical layer
- DC module output
- Construction
- Bifacial, Dual-glass
Performance guarantee: 30-year linear output
Wattage figure based on the sourced rated power (670 W) applied to the guaranteed floor; modular/format differences aside, this is the same rated-power spec shown above.
Modelled effective output, year by year
Year 1 to year 25. Rated 670 W at STC.
How this is modelled
Modelled from this panel’s own published first-year (1%) and annual (0.35%/yr) degradation figures, compounded against its 670 W rated (STC) output. This is a datasheet-derived estimate, not a field measurement or a warranty guarantee. Actual output also depends on site irradiance, temperature, soiling and system design.
| Year | 1 | 5 | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Watts | 663 W | 654 W | 642 W | 630 W | 619 W | 607 W |
| % of rated | 99.0% | 97.6% | 95.8% | 94.1% | 92.3% | 90.6% |
Verification & sources
Market context
Global evidencechange in the site menu
Global benchmark. This scorecard is benchmarked globally. A global score does not imply local availability, certification, warranty coverage, or installer compatibility.
Benchmark anchor. The score is anchored to the highest published rating in this exact series. Scored model: JKM650-670N-66QL6-BDV-F4-EU · checked 2026-06-16. Evidence.
Sources & references · checked 2026-08-19
Strong evidence coverage
21 of 28 scored criteria link directly to a published source.
Values marked estimated, derived, or not found remain visible on the audit sheet and do not carry the same evidential weight as a linked source. Coverage measures direct links, not an independent guarantee that a claim is correct.
Record correction. Corrected 2026-08-18: the record scored a guaranteed end-of-warranty output of 87.40%, attributed to the exact datasheet. That datasheet does not contain the figure. Its only end-of-warranty value is 88.85%, and it publishes the matching 1% first-year and 0.35% annual rates on the same line; 87.40% is what Jinko's warranty assigns to its half-cell HL4 and HL5 families, not to this quarter-cell QL6 model, whose warranty row reads 0.35% and 88.85%. The record also held the correct 0.35% rate, so its two values could not both be true: 1% in year one then 0.35% for twenty-nine years arrives at 88.85%. The value was carried in both specs and specs_v4, and specs_v4 takes precedence when the two are merged for scoring, so correcting only the first would have changed nothing. No evidence changed; the score rises from 77.0 to 78.0 because a guarantee both the datasheet and the warranty publish is now recorded correctly. Corrected 2026-08-19: LeTID recorded from the datasheet's own "superior resistance to PID, LID / LeTID" statement, previously logged as not stated. Manufacturer claim, no test cited. No score changes: the field is unscored. LeTID re-verified 2026-08-19 for rubric v2.12.0: scored under the returned criterion on the evidence recorded in its provenance. Re-verification 2026-08-19: Verified reliability recorded as "Brand or series independently tested; exact model not covered" under panel rubric v2.13.0, which added a band for brand or series evidence where the exact model is not covered by the third-party record.
- Sourced valuesData card →
- Warranty summary25-year product warranty →
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- Independent energy yieldIndependent test ↗
- Financial strength & warranty backingManufacturer ↗
Product record history
4 changes to this record · 31 products changed in this update
Source revision
- Current text
- Corrected 2026-08-18: the record scored a guaranteed end-of-warranty output of 87.40%, attributed to the exact datasheet. That datasheet does not contain the figure. Its only end-of-warranty value is 88.85%, and it publishes the matching 1% first-year and 0.35% annual rates on the same line; 87.40% is what Jinko's warranty assigns to its half-cell HL4 and HL5 families, not to this quarter-cell QL6 model, whose warranty row reads 0.35% and 88.85%. The record also held the correct 0.35% rate, so its two values could not both be true: 1% in year one then 0.35% for twenty-nine years arrives at 88.85%. The value was carried in both specs and specs_v4, and specs_v4 takes precedence when the two are merged for scoring, so correcting only the first would have changed nothing. No evidence changed; the score rises from 77.0 to 78.0 because a guarantee both the datasheet and the warranty publish is now recorded correctly. Corrected 2026-08-19: LeTID recorded from the datasheet's own "superior resistance to PID, LID / LeTID" statement, previously logged as not stated. Manufacturer claim, no test cited. No score changes: the field is unscored. LeTID re-verified 2026-08-19 for rubric v2.12.0: scored under the returned criterion on the evidence recorded in its provenance. Re-verification 2026-08-19: Verified reliability recorded as "Brand or series independently tested; exact model not covered" under panel rubric v2.13.0, which added a band for brand or series evidence where the exact model is not covered by the third-party record.
The previous text is not reproduced here: both versions run to a full research paragraph. Both are in the JSON record linked below.
Primary datasheetVerified reliability
- Before
- Top Performer (multi-year)
- After
- Brand or series independently tested; exact model not covered
6 changes to this record · 23 products changed in this update
LeTID resistance (IEC TS 63342): Evidence status
- Before
- Not previously recorded
- After
- sourced
LeTID resistance (IEC TS 63342): Evidence sources
- Before
- Not previously recorded
- After
LeTID resistance (IEC TS 63342)
- Before
- Not previously recorded
- After
- LeTID resistance claimed for this product, no test cited
Source revision
- Current text
- Corrected 2026-08-18: the record scored a guaranteed end-of-warranty output of 87.40%, attributed to the exact datasheet. That datasheet does not contain the figure. Its only end-of-warranty value is 88.85%, and it publishes the matching 1% first-year and 0.35% annual rates on the same line; 87.40% is what Jinko's warranty assigns to its half-cell HL4 and HL5 families, not to this quarter-cell QL6 model, whose warranty row reads 0.35% and 88.85%. The record also held the correct 0.35% rate, so its two values could not both be true: 1% in year one then 0.35% for twenty-nine years arrives at 88.85%. The value was carried in both specs and specs_v4, and specs_v4 takes precedence when the two are merged for scoring, so correcting only the first would have changed nothing. No evidence changed; the score rises from 77.0 to 78.0 because a guarantee both the datasheet and the warranty publish is now recorded correctly. Corrected 2026-08-19: LeTID recorded from the datasheet's own "superior resistance to PID, LID / LeTID" statement, previously logged as not stated. Manufacturer claim, no test cited. No score changes: the field is unscored. LeTID re-verified 2026-08-19 for rubric v2.12.0: scored under the returned criterion on the evidence recorded in its provenance.
The previous text is not reproduced here: both versions run to a full research paragraph. Both are in the JSON record linked below.
Primary datasheet
1 change to this record · 9 products changed in this update
Source revision
- Current text
- Corrected 2026-08-18: the record scored a guaranteed end-of-warranty output of 87.40%, attributed to the exact datasheet. That datasheet does not contain the figure. Its only end-of-warranty value is 88.85%, and it publishes the matching 1% first-year and 0.35% annual rates on the same line; 87.40% is what Jinko's warranty assigns to its half-cell HL4 and HL5 families, not to this quarter-cell QL6 model, whose warranty row reads 0.35% and 88.85%. The record also held the correct 0.35% rate, so its two values could not both be true: 1% in year one then 0.35% for twenty-nine years arrives at 88.85%. The value was carried in both specs and specs_v4, and specs_v4 takes precedence when the two are merged for scoring, so correcting only the first would have changed nothing. No evidence changed; the score rises from 77.0 to 78.0 because a guarantee both the datasheet and the warranty publish is now recorded correctly. Corrected 2026-08-19: LeTID recorded from the datasheet's own "superior resistance to PID, LID / LeTID" statement, previously logged as not stated. Manufacturer claim, no test cited. No score changes: the field is unscored.
The previous text is not reproduced here: both versions run to a full research paragraph. Both are in the JSON record linked below.
Primary datasheet
9 changes to this record · 106 products changed in this update
Damp heat extended (2000h)
- Before
- 1000h IEC 61215 standard
- After
- No longer recorded
Damp heat extended (2000h): Evidence sources
- Before
- After
- No longer recorded
Damp heat extended (2000h): Evidence status
- Before
- derived
- After
- No longer recorded
Awards: Evidence sources
- Before
- https://jinkosolar.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/JKM650-670N-66QL6-BDV-F4-EU.pdf
- After
- No longer recorded
5 changes to this record · 1 product changed in this update
Source revision
- Current text
- Corrected 2026-08-18: the record scored a guaranteed end-of-warranty output of 87.40%, attributed to the exact datasheet. That datasheet does not contain the figure. Its only end-of-warranty value is 88.85%, and it publishes the matching 1% first-year and 0.35% annual rates on the same line; 87.40% is what Jinko's warranty assigns to its half-cell HL4 and HL5 families, not to this quarter-cell QL6 model, whose warranty row reads 0.35% and 88.85%. The record also held the correct 0.35% rate, so its two values could not both be true: 1% in year one then 0.35% for twenty-nine years arrives at 88.85%. The value was carried in both specs and specs_v4, and specs_v4 takes precedence when the two are merged for scoring, so correcting only the first would have changed nothing. No evidence changed; the score rises from 77.0 to 78.0 because a guarantee both the datasheet and the warranty publish is now recorded correctly.
The previous text is not reproduced here: both versions run to a full research paragraph. Both are in the JSON record linked below.
Primary datasheetGuaranteed end-of-warranty output (%): Evidence sources
- Before
- https://jinkosolar.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/JKM650-670N-66QL6-BDV-F4-EU.pdf
- After
- https://jinkosolar.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/LIMITED-WARRANTY-REV.AU20251210-LINEAR-BIFACIAL-MODULE.pdf; https://jinkosolar.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/JKM650-670N-66QL6-BDV-F4-EU.pdf
Guaranteed end-of-warranty output (%)
- Before
- 87.4
- After
- 88.85
1 change to this record · 1 product changed in this update
Source revision
- Before
- Not previously recorded
- After
- Corrected 2026-08-18: the record carried 87.40% guaranteed output at year 30, which is the figure Jinko's warranty assigns to its half-cell HL4 and HL5 families, not to this quarter-cell QL6 model. The warranty row for JKMxxxN-66QL6-BDV reads 0.35% annual decline and 88.85% at year thirty, and the record already carried the matching 0.35% rate, so the two values it held could not both be true: 1% in year one followed by 0.35% for twenty-nine years arrives at 88.85%, not 87.40%. No evidence changed and no other value changed; the score rises from 77.0 to 78.0 because a guarantee the manufacturer does publish is now recorded correctly.
This is review.solar's publication history. It does not claim the product changed on the recorded date, and it excludes compatibility, system pairing, installation suitability and relative leaderboard prose. Open the complete JSON record.
Evidence timeline
Recorded verification events for this scorecard. These are evidence checks, not historical score snapshots.
- Core scorecard evidence checked
- AU market evidence checked
- Series benchmark evidence checked
- Plain-language warranty summary checked
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Our reading
Tiger Neo III 66QL6-BDV scores 75, placing 2 of 51 in the Global Tier-1 class and within 0.4 points of the class leader. Its strongest scoring dimension is sustainability (100), running 36.1 points above the class average on this dimension. Durability (verified) (58) is the dimension with the most room to move. Underlying specifications include a module efficiency of 24.8%, N-type TOPCon cell technology, 12-year product warranty backed by a 30-year performance term.