The assessment
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Market position
The data
N-type silicon module
Produces DC electricity at the roof. It contains no system-level power conversion or storage.
- Product role
- None in the module.
- Published range
- 490–505 W
- Electrical layer
- DC module output
- Construction
- Rear contact, Monofacial, Dual-glass
Verification & sources
Market context
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Sources & references · checked 2026-08-07
Strong evidence coverage
22 of 22 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 revision. SunPower Max AU Rev B June 2026, Australian warranty effective 1 July 2026 and CER export checked 2026-08-07
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Our reading
Max 54-cell scores 59, placing 13 of 13 in the Premium Performance class against a class average of 71.1. Its strongest scoring dimension is architecture & design (88), running 5.9 points above the class average on this dimension. Performance & Degradation scores 40, the lowest pillar for this product. The class average on performance & degradation is 76. Underlying specifications include a module efficiency of 24.7%, N-type back-contact silicon cell technology.