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What is Trina Solar?

Trina Solar is a manufacturer of solar panels established in 1997. They offer panels for residential, commercial, and large utility-scale projects. Installing Trina solar panels is a common choice for Australians looking for quality at a budget. Trina Solar panels are corrosion resistant and provide excellent efficiency even in low-light conditions.

Are Trina Solar panels a good choice?

Trina are among the largest solar panel manufacturers in the world, and consistently listed in Bloomberg's Tier 1 top ten. Trina's monocrystalline solar panels offer both reliability and excellent value for money on commercial scale installations. Container quantities are also available with free delivery - get in touch for project pricing.

Where are Trina Solar panels sold?

It products have power outputs ranging from 170W to 290W. Sales and marketing offices cover Asia, Europe and North-America, and its products are sold in all major PV markets worldwide, such as Germany, Italy, USA, France, and Japan. Why choose Trina Solar Panels for your UK home?

How much power does a Trina Solar panel produce?

The TallMax 5BB, 385-410W – TSM-DE15H (II) can achieve up to 410W with a 20.2% efficiency, and the TallMax 345-385W – TSM-DE14H (II) can attain a 385W output with a 19.9% efficiency. The high efficiency and power output of Trina Solar panels means that homes don’t need many panels on the roof.

Does Trina offer a warranty on solar panels?

Contrary to Trina’s standard 10-year workmanship warranty, most Vertex solar panels come with a 12-year warranty and 25 – 30 years power warranty. The Vertex 550W TSM-DE19 MBB / 535 – 555W has a max output of 555W on a 110-cell module, with a 21.2% module efficiency.

What makes Trina Solar panels a global leader?

Trina Solar Panels became global leaders by setting industry benchmarks for both quality and efficiency with the help of unmatched level of innovation and technological capabilities. Through 2018, Trina Solar Panels has delivered more than 40 GW of solar modules worldwide.