Waaree bifacial DCR 540 Watt

Name: Waaree bifacial DCR 540 Watt
Brand: Gigawatt Energy Private Limited
Price: 13500.0 INR
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Parameter	Value / Details
Rated Power (STC)	540 Wp
Module Type	Mono PERC, Half-cut cells, bifacial, DCR compliant
Number of Cells	144 cells, arranged (126 blocks) or in half-cut format
Dimensions (LWT)	227.20 cm 113.30 cm 3.50 cm approx.
Weight	32.50 kg
Open-circuit voltage (Voc)	49.61 V
Voltage at Max Power (Vmp)	41.75 V
Current at Max Power (Imp)	12.95 A
Short-circuit current (Isc)	13.83 A
Operating Temperature Range	40 C to +85 C
Maximum System Voltage	1500 V DC
Glass / Encapsulation etc.	Low-iron front glass, anti-reflection / tempered; dual-glass or glass-transparent back sheet / high quality encapsulation; PID Free; UV resistant; IP68 junction box; MC4 compatible connectors with cable 4 mm & 500 mm length
Warranty	12 years product warranty; 30 years power output warranty

Because of bifacial design, rear side light & reflection can add extra energy yield depending heavily on installation (albedo, tilt, height above ground, etc.).
Improved shade tolerance, split junction box for better heat dissipation.
Uses large format / half-cut mono PERC cells, enhancing durability and reducing resistive losses.

Good power for a single panel (540 W) fewer panels needed for a given capacity.
DCR compliance makes it eligible for government schemes / subsidies.
Built robustly (thermal range, IP68 junction box, sturdy frame) reliable under various weather conditions.
Long output warranty ensures long-term performance.

Panel is large and heavy (32.5 kg), so mounting, transport, structural support must be adequate.
To realize bifacial gain, installation must allow rear reflection (ground reflectivity, tilt, spacing). If roof or ground is dark/absorbing, extra gain may be small.
Higher initial cost vs simpler (non-bifacial) modules.
Real world power will be lower than STC, especially under high temperatures, so temperature coefficient matters. (Exact coefficient not always clearly noted in all summary specs.)
Check compatibility of inverter strings (voltage/current) especially Voc at lower temperatures, to prevent overvoltage issues.