YIWU, China, July 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Europe is experiencing increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves. From Southern Europe to Central Europe, record-breaking temperatures are posing new challenges for energy infrastructure. As photovoltaic installations continue to expand across the continent, solar systems are increasingly being tested by more extreme climate conditions.
For years, PV innovation has focused primarily on efficiency and cost reduction. But as operating environments become more demanding, safety is emerging as another critical measure of module performance.AIKO ABC brings PV safety into sharper focusAgainst this backdrop, AIKO's ABC (All Back Contact) modules are gaining attention not only for their high efficiency and aesthetics, but also for their exceptional safety performance.AIKO ABC modules are the world's first PV modules to receive TÜV Rheinland's "PV Module Anti-Ignition Hazard" certification. Under TÜV Rheinland's enhanced testing conditions, ABC modules recorded hot spot temperatures more than 35% lower than traditional modules, demonstrating their enhanced ability to reduce thermal risks associated with localized overheating.Beyond this certification, ABC technology is designed to effectively limit hot spot temperatures to below 100°C under relevant operating conditions, helping reduce excessive thermal stress and mitigate potential ignition risks. This advantage has also been demonstrated in comparative shading tests, where ABC modules recorded significantly lower hot spot temperatures than traditional modules under both single-cell shading and large-area shading conditions.
