Solar Panel Comparison

Jinko Solar Tiger Neo 440W Dual Glass All Black Bifacial vs Maxeon / SunPower Maxeon 6 DC 440W

Both panels are rated at 440W.

Maxeon 6 DC 440W has a higher efficiency of 22.8% versus 22% for the Tiger Neo 440W Dual Glass All Black Bifacial.

They use different cell technologies: Tiger Neo 440W Dual Glass All Black Bifacial uses N-type TOPCon, while Maxeon 6 DC 440W uses IBC (Interdigitated Back Contact).

Here's how they compare across all key specifications.

Maxeon 6 DC 440W· Higher efficiencyMaxeon 6 DC 440W· Lighter

Full Specification Comparison

SpecTiger Neo 440W Dual Glass All Black BifacialMaxeon 6 DC 440W
Performance
Power Output440 W440 W
Efficiency22%22.8%
Cell TypeN-type TOPConIBC (Interdigitated Back Contact)
Temp. Coeff.-0.29 %/°C-0.29 %/°C
Number of Cells10866
BifacialYesNo
Electrical
Voc39.83 V48.2 V
Vmp33.44 V40.5 V
Isc13.98 A11.58 A
Imp13.16 A10.87 A
Max System Voltage1500 V1000 V
Operating Temp-40 to +85 °C-40 to +85 °C
Physical
Dimensions1762x1134x30 mm1872x1032x40 mm
Weight24.5 kg20.9 kg
Frame ColourBlackBlack
Connector TypeMC4EVO2
Junction Box IP—IP68
Warranty & Certification
Product Warranty2525 years
Power Warranty30 years linear (87% yr30)25 years / 92% (extendable to 40yr)
MCS CertifiedNoNo
CertificationsIEC 61215, IEC 61730IEC 61215, IEC 61730, UL 61730, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, IEC 62716, IEC 61701, MIL-STD-810G
Pricing (UK)
Retail Price—£650.00
Price per Watt—£1.477/W

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is more efficient, the Tiger Neo 440W Dual Glass All Black Bifacial or the Maxeon 6 DC 440W?

The Maxeon 6 DC 440W is more efficient at 22.8%, compared to 22% for the Tiger Neo 440W Dual Glass All Black Bifacial. Higher efficiency means more power generated per square metre of roof space.

Which panel produces more power, the Tiger Neo 440W Dual Glass All Black Bifacial or the Maxeon 6 DC 440W?

Both panels are rated at the same output of 440W.

Which solar panel should I choose for my home — the Tiger Neo 440W Dual Glass All Black Bifacial or the Maxeon 6 DC 440W?

The right choice depends on your priorities. If maximising energy generation per panel is key, consider efficiency and wattage. If budget is your main concern, compare price per watt. Both panels have their merits — use our Solar Estimator to see how each would perform in your specific home setup.

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