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Last verified 2026-09-25.
- Microquanta describes this as a perovskite module made with low-temperature production methods, and its product page lists four power classes from 100 W to 115 W.
- The maker lists it on its products menu and invites project enquiries through its sales team, but the page does not say which countries it is sold in.
- It cannot be scored yet: the page gives no module efficiency, no numeric temperature coefficients, no annual degradation rate, no certification listing and no downloadable datasheet, and it states warranty lengths (25 years power output, 12 years product and process) without the full terms.
- The page's general electrical row shows a 15 A rated current beside per-model currents below 1 A, so that row should be read with caution until a full datasheet is published.
- The 50% generation cost figure, which the maker ties to large-scale deployment, and the 5% material cost figure are the maker's comparisons with traditional photovoltaics, not rated values of this module.
- It is listed separately from Microquanta's MQ Tandem Module, and that product's figures do not apply to it.
- Microquanta: Perovskite α² Module product pagehttps://www.microquanta.com/en/#/v2/pc/product2
The maker's own page prints the product name, the four model codes with their electrical values, the perovskite cell type, the low-temperature production claim, the warranty lengths and the load ratings.