LONGi launches Class A fire-rated PV component

The ChangeLONGi Green Energy launches Hi-MO X10, a Class A fire-rated photovoltaic component, to enhance safety with 'two lines of defense' against fire.

LONGi Green Energy·Energy, Climate & Industrial Transition·Mainland ChinaProduct LaunchPremium Signal
Official SourceLONGi Green Energy Newsroom (Chinese)ChineseOriginallongi.com·
Indexed Mar 21, 2026
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Source ContextLONGi Green Energy Newsroom (Chinese)

At the Jinan International Photovoltaic and Energy Storage Utilization Conference, LONGi Green Energy unveiled its Hi-MO X10 special fire-rated photovoltaic component. This product is designed to provide enhanced safety by establishing 'two lines of defense' against fire, addressing critical safety concerns in solar installations and potentially setting new industry standards for fire safety.

Why It Matters

The introduction of a Class A fire-rated PV component addresses a significant safety concern in the solar industry, potentially reducing insurance costs and expanding deployment possibilities in areas with strict fire safety regulations. This innovation could lead to higher adoption rates for solar energy by mitigating perceived risks and improving overall system reliability.

Key Takeaways
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LONGi introduces Hi-MO X10, a Class A fire-rated PV component.

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Product aims to enhance safety with 'two lines of defense' against fire.

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This is positioned as an industry first for fire-rated PV components.

Regional Angle

The launch at a conference in Jinan, China, indicates a focus on the domestic market's safety standards and regulatory requirements. This product could influence safety standards across East Asia and other regions with similar building codes.

What to Watch
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Product aims to enhance safety with 'two lines of defense' against fire.

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This is positioned as an industry first for fire-rated PV components.

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