Komeco Leads Solar Market With 575W Panel Approved by Procel and 22.30% Efficiency

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Published on 22/07/2025 at 17:46

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Technical Certification Reinforces Reliability of the Photovoltaic Module and Positions the Brand Among the Most Efficient in Brazil

Komeco obtained the Procel Energy Efficiency Seal in July 2025 for its 575W solar photovoltaic panel.

The certification consolidates the company as a reference in technical performance.

The module achieved 22.30% efficiency, surpassing most national competitors.

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Unicamp Laboratory Validates Efficiency with Impartial Technical Tests

With a different approach from the market standard, Komeco sent random panels from its own stock, without prior preparation, for laboratory analysis.

The tests took place at the Energy and Photovoltaic Systems Laboratory at Unicamp, in June 2025.

The process ensured complete impartiality in the evaluation of performance results.

The common practice in the sector consists of sending optimized samples to the laboratory.

However, by adopting a more transparent method, Komeco reinforced the credibility of its technical and commercial results.

The laboratory confirmed that the disclosed power is true to the energy generated by the photovoltaic panel.

This eliminates doubts about the product’s reliability.

This approach strengthens the company’s image before consumers and integrators.

575W Model Features N-Type Cell and TopCon Technology

Komeco’s award-winning photovoltaic module uses N-Type monocrystalline cells, recognized for their superior durability and high energy efficiency.

Additionally, it employs TopCon technology, which allows for better electrical current conduction and lower degradation over the years.

As a result, the equipment presents stable performance and high durability even after long periods of continuous use.

Another differentiator is the INMETRO certification, which attests to compliance with Brazilian safety and performance standards.

Thus, the consumer is guaranteed that the product has undergone rigorous quality analyses.

The combination of technical efficiency and certified trust highlights the model as one of the most robust in the national market.

Brand Invests in Reliability and Leads Solar Innovation in Brazil

The achievement of the Procel Seal, combined with the transparency in sample submission and the use of advanced technologies, demonstrates Komeco’s strategic positioning in the solar sector.

The company differentiates itself not only by meeting but also by exceeding Brazilian regulatory requirements.

This way, it offers the market technically robust and proven efficient solutions, with official recognition.

This advancement consolidates the company as one of the main suppliers of high-performance solar energy in Brazil.

The trust generated by solid certifications attracts consumers, investors, and integrators looking for security in solar projects.

In a scenario of national energy transition, Komeco shows that technical excellence and environmental commitment go hand in hand.

Proven Efficiency Makes the 575W Panel a Strategic Choice

With a yield of 22.30%, Komeco’s photovoltaic panel ranks among the most efficient in the country, according to the official Procel and INMETRO indices.

By opting for complete transparency in testing and using cutting-edge components, the brand ensures maximum utilization of the available solar irradiation.

Furthermore, the performance validated by renowned institutions reinforces that the equipment delivers exactly what it promises, with no margin for technical surprises.

This way, the company reaffirms its role in sustainable energy expansion.

Thus, it strengthens its position as a leader in technological innovation in the Brazilian solar sector.

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Komeco Leads Solar Market With 575W Panel Approved by Procel and 22.30% Efficiency

Technical Certification Reinforces Reliability of the Photovoltaic Module and Positions the Brand Among the Most Efficient in Brazil

Unicamp Laboratory Validates Efficiency with Impartial Technical Tests

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