Solar Modules and Racking Built for the Roof You Actually Have
TITAN X POWER manufactures monocrystalline PV modules and aluminium alloy mounting structures in Hefei, China, and ships them to EPCs, distributors and developers building everything from a 10 kW house to a 3 MW ground-mount plant.
Two Module Platforms and One Racking System
Two monocrystalline module platforms and one racking system. The TTM 530-550 W on 182 mm cells is the narrow module that lays out cleanly on broken pitched roofs. The TTM 585-605 W on 210 mm cells is the high-output module that cuts parts count on flat roofs and ground-mount tables. The aluminium alloy mounting structure carries either one, flush to a roof or tilted on the ground.
TTM Solar Panel 585-605W
A 210 mm monocrystalline half-cell module in a 120 (6x20) layout, 2172 x 1303 x 35 mm, 31.6 kg, with 3.2 mm AR-coated front glass and a...
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TTM Solar Panel 530-550W
A 182 mm monocrystalline half-cell module in a 144 (6x24) layout, 2279 x 1134 x 35 mm, 32.2 kg, with 2.0 mm AR-coated front glass and a...
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Mounting Structure
Solar racking and mounting structure in aluminium alloy, designed with flexibility for commercial and residential systems, suitable for...
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The Full Solar Panel Range
Compare the 182 mm and 210 mm platforms side by side, with packing figures for both.
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Built for Three Kinds of Solar Project
Residential roofs, commercial rooftops and ground-mounted plants each need a different module and a different racking layout.
Residential Solar Systems
Pitched-roof systems for houses, where the array has to work around the roof rather than the oth...
Commercial Rooftop Solar
Factory, warehouse and retail roofs in the 100 kW to 1 MW range, where roof area is the asset an...
Solar Power Plants
Ground-mounted plants from a few hundred kilowatts to multiple megawatts, where cost per install...
The Six Things That Cost You Money on a Solar Project
None of these are about panel wattage. They are about area, weight, labour and freight.
Your roof runs out before your kW target does
The 585-605 W module puts 2.83 m2 of aperture and the highest power in the range behind one junction box, so a fixed area reaches a bigger system size.
Wide modules strand rows on a pitched roof
The 530-550 W module is 1134 mm wide, narrow enough to land full rows between dormers, vents and setbacks.
The roof cannot carry a heavy rack
Aluminium alloy racking is specified as light and tough, so it decreases the pressure the array adds to the roof.
Install takes longer than the quote allowed
Racking arrives highly pre-assembled and bundled by array section, so there is less to build and sort at height.
Landed cost is unknown until it is too late
Packing configuration is published - 31 pcs per carton, 558 or 620 pcs per 40HQ - so freight can be modelled before you order.
Suppliers quote numbers they cannot document
Where the specification was never published, we mark it TBC and confirm it in writing per order rather than guessing.
What TITAN X POWER Brings to the Table
An Automated Module Line in Hefei
TITAN, headquartered in Hefei, has grown into a manufacturer of solar energy and grain equipment. TITAN X POWER is its wholly-owned solar subsidiary, and the group is engaged in the integration of the entire photovoltaic industry chain from upstream to downstream - R&D, high-end equipment manufacturing, PV module production and the construction of photovoltaic power plants.
What that means for a buyer is that the modules, the binning and the packing all happen under one roof, so the bins on the packing list are the bins in the crate.
- Monocrystalline half-cell modules on both 182 mm and 210 mm cell platforms
- Flash test and power binning on every module before packing
- Published packing configuration so freight can be costed before order
- Aluminium alloy racking produced as part of the same supply
Company figures as published by TITAN X POWER. Ask us by email for current confirmed figures before you rely on them in a tender.
From Cell Sorting to a Sealed Export Crate
Every module goes through the same six steps before it reaches a container.
Cell sorting
210 mm monocrystalline cells are cut to half-cell format and sorted before stringing.
Stringing and lay-up
Strings are laid up between encapsulant and the front and rear glass on the automated line.
Lamination
The stack is laminated, then trimmed at the lamination workstation.
Framing and junction box
The anodised aluminium frame is fitted and the IP68 junction box is bonded and sealed.
Test and sort
Modules are flash-tested and sorted into power bins before packing.
Packing
31 pieces per carton, palletised and crated for 40HQ container loading.
Three Ways to Buy From Us
Whether you need a roof designed around, a plant supplied in stages, or containers on a schedule.
Rooftop Solar Solution
From roof survey to sealed export crate - the full path for a roof-mounted array, module and rac...
Ground Mount Solar Solution
Ground-mounted arrays for sites where roof space is not the answer - plant-scale tables, terrace...
Module Supply and OEM
For distributors and integrators buying modules by the container - production, binning, packing ...
Projects From 10 kW to 3 MW
Installations supplied across Europe, Asia and Australia.
3 MW Ground Mount Solar Plant in Vietnam
At 3 MW the project lives or dies on cost per installed watt. Every additional module in a row is another set of clamps, another p...
Read the Case Study360 kW Factory Roof Array in Bulgaria
The plant could not stop production for the install, so roof time had to be short and predictable. The roof also had a stated load...
Read the Case Study100 kW Rooftop Array in Thailand
Tropical conditions - high ambient temperature, intense sun and monsoon rain - and a roof structure that carries a decorative cano...
Read the Case StudyWhat We Can Document and What We Cannot
An honest supplier tells you where the paperwork stops. Here is ours.
Documented
- Full mechanical specification for both module platforms - cell format, dimensions, glass, frame, junction box, cabling
- Packing configuration: 31 pcs per carton, 558 or 620 pcs per 40HQ
- Flash test and power binning on every module
- Project portfolio across Thailand, Vietnam, Bulgaria, Australia, China, Lithuania and Norway
Marked TBC
- Certificate list, warranty terms, temperature coefficients and per-bin efficiency
- Wind, snow and tilt ratings for the mounting structure, which are set per site
We would rather send you a short confirmed list than a long unverifiable one. Email us for the current document pack for the exact module you are quoting.
Go to the Download CenterGuides Worth Reading Before You Order
Monocrystalline vs Multicrystalline vs Thin Film Solar Panels
The three panel technologies you will be quoted, what each one costs you in area and budget, and which one belongs on your project.
Read the GuideRooftop vs Ground Mount Solar Which One Fits Your Project
Roof or ground changes your module choice, your racking, your labour cost and your parts count. Here is how to make the call.
Read the GuideHow to Read a PV Module Datasheet Before You Buy
Cell size, cell count, glass thickness, junction box rating and packing configuration - what each line actually tells you about the module.
Read the GuideQuestions Buyers Ask Us First
What does TITAN X POWER actually manufacture
Monocrystalline PV modules in two platforms - the TTM 530-550 W on 182 mm cells and the TTM 585-605 W on 210 mm cells - plus an aluminium alloy mounting structure for roof and ground installs. Inverters are sourced from established brands rather than manufactured by us.
Where are you based
Hefei, Anhui, China. TITAN X POWER is a wholly-owned subsidiary of TITAN, which manufactures solar energy and grain equipment, and is engaged in the integration of the photovoltaic chain from R&D and equipment manufacturing through module production to the construction of PV power plants.
Which module should I choose
Pitched residential roofs take the 530-550 W module, because at 1134 mm wide it lays out around obstructions. Flat commercial roofs and ground-mount plants take the 585-605 W module, because fewer larger modules cut clamps, connectors and labour per row.
How many modules fit in a container
A 40HQ holds 558 pieces of the 585-605 W module or 620 pieces of the 530-550 W module. Both pack 31 pieces per carton.
Do you supply the racking as well as the modules
Yes. The aluminium alloy mounting structure is our own product line and ships on the same bill of lading as the modules.
What certifications do the modules hold
The original documentation did not publish a certificate list, so we do not claim one. Ask us by email and we will send only the certificates held for the exact module and power bin you are quoting.
How do I get a quote
Email [email protected] with the module model or roof details, quantity and destination port. There is no form to fill in on this site - a direct email reaches the person who answers it.
Tell Us About the Roof or the Plot
Send the roof plan or plot layout, the capacity you are targeting and the destination port. You will get a module recommendation and a container plan, not a brochure.