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No.1099, Longgang Ave., Longgang District, Shenzhen, Guangdong
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Company Description
East Lux is a Germany engineered and invested company in solar energy, with manufacturing capability in China. Jointly with R&D centre in Germany, we’re focusing on the innovation of solar technologies and providing the best LCOE solar panels to the customers worldwide.Today, ecological and environmental issues are getting more and more seriously. The bright side is the world has come to realize that practical solutions can be found in eco-friendly energy sources that could get over these issues. Using unlimited sunlight as the main source of energy, we can generate clean, green electricity to make a better world and future for our child.
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EL-575-595W-72H EL420-440M-72H MBB EL-530-550W-60H
Core Values of East Lux Energy
Technology
Innovative technology leadership
With German quality and expertise across the entire solar supply chain, East Lux energy develops and applies innovative technologies for advanced solar panels.
Advanced PERC technology
PERC solar cells have an additional layer on the back of the battery. This provides another opportunity for some of the sun's rays to be reflected off the solar cells and converted into energy. More efficient solar cells help reduce costs.
Patented interconnect technology
Interconnection technology is one of the patented technologies independently developed by East Lux R&R&D, which uses 1/3 cut cells and eliminates cell gaps, greatly improving panel efficiency.
In addition, changing the cell connection method from a single unit to a single plate reduces operating temperatures and increases hot spot protection for superior reliability.
The amount of current using the cell is 1/3 of the current (i) flowing through each bus bar. Therefore, the internal loss of a half-cut module is 1/9 of that of a full-size cell module.
