LONGi vs Canadian solar panels

[Imp]

Hi, I have had a quote for solar panels to be installed.

6.615

Longi 315 x 21

Fronius Primo 5.0 inverter

$5750

Or

6.615kW Canadian 315 half-cut panels is $5,900 with a Fronius 5kW Inverter.**

One company says they would choose the Longi over the Canadian.

The other company recommends we use Canadian panels as they use the Bloomberg list and they have ranked the top panels in the world, and Canadian solar are number one, which is what they recommend. I have not heard of this list anywhere.

Can anyone advise which is the better panel and what and how valid is the Bloomberg list?

Cheers

Cassy

[Frank1]

Solarquotes is another good solar comparison site. They rate JA Solar and Longi as reputable brands and well supported in Aus, with Longi being slightly more expensive. JA have a sensible manufacturer’s warranty of 10 years. I suspect Longi have the same. If you have more faith in one retailer/installer than the other, I would pick that one. Otherwise what they are charging you might be the distinguishing factor.

[Marty]

Hi @Imp

Yes, I agree with Frank there. Probably much of a muchness between these two brands:

Longi Solar Panel review | Hi-MO3 and Hi-MO4 mono PERC

See this excerpt from our Best Solar Panels review article regarding Longi: LONGi solar has grown rapidly over the last few years to become not only one of the largest Chinese solar panel manufacturers, but the largest monocrystalline cell manufacturer in the world. LONGi produce a wide range of cost effective and reliable panels which only use monocrystalline cells . In fact, part of the industry shift towards more efficient mono and mono PERC cells was due to the massive investment by LONGi …

Canadian Solar panels review | BiKu CS3K-300W, BiHiKu

Received an installed price of $4490 for the following: 5KW SMA Inverter with WIFI 22 x Canadian Solar CS3K-300w - 10 year product warranty (Total 6.6KW) Clenergy Mounting System 10 year warranty Installation and Service 10 year warranty We are in Swansea NSW. It seems pretty reasonable. What do others think? Also: a couple of people at work have solar. They recommend buying a larger system than you currently need, the logic being that your use will always increase into the future e.g. elec…

As Frank says, the installer is the biggest factor as we talk about here:
https://forum.cleanenergyreviews.info/t/ch-2-who-should-i-buy-solar-from/155

Cheers
Marty

[Imp]

The companies are Green solar, Brisbane and One power solar and electrical , Gold Coast.

Green solar was one company that came from solar quotes the other from Facebook. Do you know of these and any reviews or comments?

Cheers

[Marty]

Hi Imp

Green Solar seems to get pretty good reviews, not much on One Power though.

Our Brisbane page might help on what solar generation to expect, and also a couple other installers in the area if you want another quote.

https://www.cleanenergyreviews.info/solar-installers/queensland/brisbane

[benbekira]

First off, let’s talk about the Bloomberg list. I’ve heard of it before, and it’s definitely a legit ranking system for solar panels. However, just because a panel is ranked number one doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the best fit for you. Different panels have different strengths and weaknesses, and you need to consider your specific needs before making a decision.

[anthonydsouza]

Hi Cassy,

Both Longi and Canadian Solar are well-known brands. Longi panels are efficient and durable, while Canadian Solar is listed on the Bloomberg Tier 1 list, which means they are reliable and high-quality.

If you’re looking for something stylish, you might want to consider the Tesla Solar Roof. It fits nicely with your home and provides solar power. Just remember that the Tesla Solar Roof cost is usually higher than regular solar panels.