Aurora

Last verified 2026-10-06.

• The joint release describes Aurora as a hybrid tandem module with two power layers: Caelux's energy-producing glass takes the place of conventional top glass as the first layer, over Suniva's US-produced solar cells as the second, and Caelux is described as a perovskite solar technology company.
• The April 2026 release expects widespread US commercial volumes by 2027, while the Aurora product page reviewed on 6 October 2026 lists 2028 availability. The conflicting schedule remains unresolved.
• The 28% efficiency and the 810 to 830 W power class on the product page are pre-release figures, not rated values from a datasheet or certification.
• An exact model code, rated datasheet, governing warranty terms and an applicable certification listing remain unestablished in the official sources reviewed on 6 October 2026. The Aurora product section says the datasheet is coming soon. These four documentary gates prevent scoring this record as an exact product; this bounded review does not establish that the documents or capabilities do not exist.
• The release names only the US market, and this record is not joined to any scored or evidence record.
• The product page lists five planned power bins: 810, 815, 820, 825 and 830 W, with 156 half-cells, active glass and 28%+ efficiency. It labels the specifications representative. Without an exact model, rated electrical columns, revision and measurement conditions, these remain attributed pre-release figures rather than a verified scored configuration or independent performance result.
• The April 21 joint announcement expects widespread US commercial volumes in 2027 and says beta modules are confirmed for deployment. The product page reviewed on 6 October still gives 2028 availability. An undated maker press-page snippet also describes producing and delivering Aurora without an exact model or delivery record. These sources do not reconcile the schedule or independently verify completed deployment, field performance or current retail availability.
• The SOL620-640 NSAC and SOL520-550 PSACX silicon models share the product page with Aurora but have their own cutsheets and specifications. Their workmanship or power warranties, UL or fire classifications, dimensions, temperature coefficients and load ratings cannot be transferred to Aurora. The Aurora governing warranty and certificate scope remain unresolved.
• The product page describes Aurora domestic content as qualified, but the reviewed sources do not establish an exact Aurora bill of materials or the governing qualification basis. This marketing description does not establish eligibility for a particular incentive or Australian approval or availability.
• The maker FAQ describes production inspection, flash tests, electroluminescence imaging and digital production records. Its white-paper index concerns factory inspection and automation methods. These company-level disclosures do not provide independent Aurora model/BOM yield, durability, fire or reliability results. Factory capacity and partnership volume commitments are not module electrical ratings or evidence of delivered output.

• Solx product page (buildsolx.ai, the site Solx's own domain redirects to)https://buildsolx.ai/product/

  Solx's own product page lists Solx Aurora with no model code, gives a 156 half-cell active glass build, an 810 to 830 W power class, 28%+ module efficiency and 2028 availability, and says the datasheet is coming soon.

• Solx and Caelux joint press release (PR Newswire, 21 April 2026)https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/in-major-us-manufacturing-milestone-solx-and-caelux-partner-to-scale-next-gen-energy-technology-302746355.html

  The official joint release, marked as provided by Solx and Caelux, names the Aurora module, describes its hybrid tandem build and 28% efficiency claim, and gives the beta deployment and 2027 US volume expectation.

• Solx and Caelux partnership release (caelux.com)https://caelux.com/solx-caelux-partnership/

  The same joint release on the partner's own site confirms the Caelux glass as the first power layer, Suniva US-produced cells as the second, and describes Caelux as a perovskite solar technology company.

• Solx current press page, undated Aurora delivery snippethttps://buildsolx.ai/press/

  Reviewed 6 October 2026. Undated maker snippet describes Aurora production/delivery without an exact model, delivery record or resolution of the 2027/2028 availability conflict.

• Solx manufacturing FAQhttps://buildsolx.ai/faq/

  Reviewed 6 October 2026. Company-level inspection and traceability practices; not independent exact-model Aurora results.

• Solx white-paper indexhttps://buildsolx.ai/lab/

  Reviewed 6 October 2026. Factory inspection and automation topics dated 3 August 2026; no exact Aurora rated datasheet, governing warranty or certificate recovered from this index.