Canadian solar panels are an excellent choice for anyone who wants to build their own off-grid solar system. They are inexpensive and come with a warranty that lasts for many years and excellent customer service. They are ranked amongst the top 10 solar panels according to the Bloomberg NEF report.
Canadian solar panels are a good choice for off-grid projects
Canadian solar panels offer many advantages over other brands. First, they offer a standard 12-year product warranty. Optional warranties of 25 years are available for higher-end products. Second, Canadian solar panels have a low power loss rate. They lose less that 2% of their output the first year, and less than 0.5% each year thereafter.
They are reliable
Canadian solar panels have a reputation for being durable and of high production quality. These warranties are backed up with a wide service network. Six major service centers are available in North America, Europe and Asia. The standard structural product warranties also cover the panels.
They are an excellent value for money
Canadian solar panels are making a splash in Australia's commercial market for solar panels. These panels are the preferred choice for large companies that want to cut down on energy costs while still getting high-quality panels. Their prices are affordable and their warranties match those of the major brands.
They are a Tier 1 panel in Bloomberg NEF's report
According to a new report by Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Canadian solar panels are among the top-tier panels on the market. LONGi Solar, ranked seventh in last Bloomberg NEF Report, has moved up to number one. Canadian solar now holds the fourth position, with Jinko Risen and JA Solar still in the top five. Q-Cells has slipped to sixth and seventh, respectively.
They are available in a range of sizes
There are two types of Canadian solar panels: monocrystalline or polycrystalline. Each type can produce power ratings up to 335W. They come in a wide range of sizes and cell configurations. These panels have a power efficiency of up to 21.3%, which is very high for a low-cost panel.
They offer a 25-year guarantee
Canadian solar panels are offering 25-year warranties for their p-type modules. The panels are not the most affordable option, but they do offer excellent value. The warranty covers the panel's performance as well as any damage occurring over the next 25-year period. Canadian solar modules have also won many awards for their quality including the 2020 PVEL/DNVGL Top-Performer Award.