Eagles ride conditions other birds refuse — heat, altitude, headwind — and turn them into height and speed. Each of our eight series carries an eagle's name because its job is the same: convert raw conditions into relentless power. Eight series. One ladder. Full datasheets issued per program.
The base of the ladder. A compact 108-cell format sized for pitched residential roofs — light enough for a two-person crew to carry all day, dense enough to make a small roof earn its keep.
Same footprint as Booted, more watts from n-type TOPCon. This is the residential workhorse — the series most homes and light-commercial roofs end up specifying.
Stepped into commercial territory. Sized for flat roofs and carports where installation time is money and every square meter of surface has to pay rent.
More current, more area, more watts per string. Built for large C&I arrays and low ground mounts where bigger modules mean fewer racks and faster builds.
The proven utility format. A 144-cell M10 platform that developers specify again and again — repeatable block designs, sharp cost per watt, no surprises between batches.
Large-format n-type for the biggest fields. Fewer modules per megawatt, fewer connections to fail, faster installation across tracker rows and fixed-tilt blocks alike.
A bifacial platform with two working faces. 610 W of front-side power, with the rear side adding up to 25% more on reflective ground — total output climbs toward 650 W as albedo rises.
The top of the ladder and the largest thing we build. G12 heterojunction cells push past 700 watts — maximum output per tracker position and the lowest balance-of-system cost in the family.
Spec summary for planning. Bin maps, mechanical drawings and flash test reports are confirmed at order stage.
| Series | Model | Power Range | Cell Platform | Glass | Best Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Booted Eagle | EVR405-108P-BT | 390–430 W | PERC · M10 · 108-cell | Backsheet, dual-glass optional | Pitched residential roofs |
| Bonelli's Eagle | EVR435-108T-BN | 420–450 W | TOPCon · M10 · 108-cell | Backsheet, dual-glass optional | Residential & light commercial |
| Crowned Eagle | EVR465-120TG-CR | 450–485 W | TOPCon · M10 · 120-cell | Dual-glass | Commercial roofs & carports |
| Martial Eagle | EVR505-132TG-MA | 490–525 W | TOPCon · M10 · 132-cell | Dual-glass | C&I & ground mounts |
| Golden Eagle | EVR545-144TG-GD | 530–555 W | TOPCon · M10 · 144-cell | Dual-glass | Utility-scale blocks |
| White-tailed Eagle | EVR600-156TG-WT | 580–620 W | TOPCon · M10 · 156-cell | Dual-glass | Utility trackers & fixed tilt |
| Steller's Sea Eagle | EVR610-144TG-SE | 610–650 W | TOPCon · M10 · 144-cell · bifacial | Dual-glass 2.0 mm | High-albedo utility sites |
| Harpy Eagle | EVR720-132HG-HP | 700–730 W | HJT · G12 · 132-cell | Dual-glass 2.0 mm | Utility flagship, lowest BOS |
Frame finishes and connector options are quoted per program. Mixed-wattage orders ship from a single supplier.
Datasheets, bin maps and program pricing are issued per project. Tell us the wattage and the market — the rest follows.
