Tool Order: Spire continues solar simulator order fulfilments

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PV module equipment specialist Spire Corporation said it was continuing to receive and ship orders for its range of sun simulators, primarily to tier-1 PV manufacturers. 

Spire said that it had recently shipped multiple solar simulators to various customers in China, which included its mainstream ‘SPI-SUN SIMULATOR’ 4600SLP, as well as its enhanced accuracy SPI-SUN SIMULATOR 5600SLP, and its advanced SPI-SUN SIMULATORTM 5600SLP Blue, which is designed to spectrally matched content from 300nm to 400nm wavelengths.

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“Module manufacturers understand that module revenues, sold on a per-watt basis, suffer from inaccurate power measurements from less accurate test equipment. Spire simulators’ demonstrated accuracy and reliability have been proven around the world, and make it one of the most popular simulator series in China,” said Mr. Rodger W. LaFavre, President and CEO of Spire Corporation.

Spire also noted that it had recently received additional orders for multiple solar simulators that would be shipped during the coming several months.

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