LONGi Solar supplies monocrystalline modules across four series: LR4, LR5, LR7 and LR8. The range in stock runs from 410 to 655 W with efficiency between 20.7% and 24.2%. The residential formats on 96 and 108 half-cells (1722×1134, 1762×1134 and 1800×1134 mm, 20.8–23 kg) suit house roofs. The large 132- and 144-cell modules (2278×1134 and 2382×1134 mm, up to 33.5 kg) belong on ground mounts and commercial arrays.
Bifacial models carry the HGD, HTD, HYD and HVD index: glass on the rear face instead of backsheet, which is why the 144-cell units weigh 31.8–33.5 kg against 27–28.5 kg for a monofacial panel of the same rating. The rear-side gain is real over light gravel, white membrane roofs and ground mounts; on a pitched roof mounted flush to the covering it is close to nothing.
Open-circuit voltage across the range runs from 34.8 to 54.7 V and current at maximum power point from 10.85 to 15.94 A. String design starts with those two figures. Multiply Voc by the number of modules and check it against the inverter maximum input voltage. Then check the current against the MPPT input limit before paralleling strings.