According to Kyocera, due to such efficiency levels, its large KD240GH-2PB PV module is "particularly aimed at plants in industry and on open spaces since fewer modules are used to achieve a higher output, thus enabling installation costs to be reduced". Because of the module dimensions (1662 x 990 millimetres), Kyocera reports that it has attached two additional cross-struts to the rear of the module in order to ensure stability.

With its 60 cells and an output of 240 Wp the new module - to be launched at EU PVSEC in Valencia - provides five more watts of power than its predecessor modue, the KD235GH-2PB, which Kyocera introduced at Intersolar 2010 in Munich. Because of the module dimensions of 1662 x 990 millimetres, Kyocera has attached two additional cross-struts to the rear of the module in order to ensure stability.

A strong frame for the module guarantees high mechanical stability, a statement explains: "it can withstand a high wind pressure and a snow load of up to 5,400 N/m2. The black frame blends well with the dark cells and enhances the aesthetics of the installation".