Canadian Solar Panels

Founded in 2001 in Canada, Canadian Solar manufactures Solar photovoltaic (PV) modules and specialized solar energy equipment, today operating in 20 countries on six continents. Canadian Solar was one of the first module manufacturers with its own on-site testing laboratory in 2008; today it operates three state-of-the-art PV research centers for cells, modules and systems in Canada and China. Canadian Solar is one of the leading solar panel manufacturers with a module capacity of over 13 GW and cell capacity of over 9 GW.

Canadian Solar has a strong, dedicated local presence in Australia combining their global solar expertise with local knowledge to meet all your solar needs. Canadian Solar has powered 172,000 households per year with their total system solutions.

Canadian Solar produces reliable tier 1 panels with good value for money. Despite their name, Canadian panels we purchase are most likely to be made in China, not in Canada as the name suggests.

Canadian solar panels have been rated 4.6 Stars out of 5 by independent review platform in Australia.

Big investments in Research & Development (R&D), patents as well as strategic partnerships ensure Canadian Solar’s place at the cutting edge of the solar industry.

Canadian Solar is part of the Silicon Module Super League (SMSL), a group of the six largest module suppliers in the PV market today. Canadian Solar’s brand-new modules feature black silicon cell technology, deliver more power and excellent efficiency.

Canadian solar panels carry a 12-year product warranty, which is a little better than the industry standard of 10-year warranty, backed by Australian presence. Canadian solar panels come with a performance warranty of 25 years.

A 6.6kW system with 20 X 330w Canadian Poly solar panels and a 5kW Growatt inverter will cost around $4000 for a standard installation in Brisbane; whereas with a Fronius inverter it will cost around $5100.

A 6.6kW system with 21 X 315w Canadian Mono solar panels and a 5kW Growatt inverter will cost around $4300 for a standard installation in Brisbane; whereas with a Fronius inverter it will cost around $5400. Effectively, it will be a 6.615kW system.

Cost for regional installations and installations other than standard property will vary depending on the specifications of the respective properties.