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Browse 7,917 CEC-approved solar panels from 131 manufacturers. Filter by wattage, efficiency, technology, and Australian support to choose panels built for WA conditions.

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Product specifications, pricing, and availability are subject to change without notice. We make no warranties regarding product performance, longevity, or suitability for your specific needs.

Always verify specifications with the manufacturer and installer before purchase. Warranty terms are set by manufacturers and may have conditions not disclosed here. Battery performance degrades over time.

CEC-Approved Panels

7,917

Total panel models

Panel Brands

131

Active in AU market

Avg Wattage

461W

7,917 fire-tested

38 brands offer 50+ CEC-listed panels — typically established manufacturers with broad model ranges and multiple variants.

Popular Panel Brands

Canadian Solar

1097 models

Jinko Solar

395 models

Trina Solar

324 models

JA Solar

316 models

Tongwei

270 models

Risen Energy

250 models

Astronergy

234 models

LONGi

195 models

Seraphim

171 models

DAS Solar

162 models

ZNShine

161 models

Phono Solar

146 models

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Solar Panel FAQs

Bloomberg's Tier 1 ranking is a financial-stability rating, not a quality score. It tracks which manufacturers banks will finance for utility-scale projects. Tier 1 panels typically come from larger, more established companies, but smaller Tier 2 brands can still produce excellent residential panels. Focus instead on CEC approval, warranty terms, and AU support rather than tier rankings alone.

Mixing panel brands or wattages on the same MPPT string is generally not recommended — different panels have different voltages and currents, which can cause the system to underperform. If you need to mix (e.g. expanding an existing system), use separate MPPT inputs or microinverters to isolate the strings. Always check with your installer before mixing.

Most modern residential panels are 440-475W. A typical 6.6kW system uses 15 × 440W panels (= 6,600W exactly). Higher-wattage panels (470W+) let you fit more capacity in the same roof area, which matters if your roof space is limited. For most Perth homes with average roof space, 440-460W panels offer the best balance of cost and performance.

Yes — CEC approval is a prerequisite for STC eligibility. All panels listed in our catalogue are on the Clean Energy Council Approved Products Register and qualify for the federal Small-scale Technology Certificates rebate (currently ~$390 per kW installed in Perth, subject to STC market price). Verify your installer is also CEC-accredited to claim the rebate.

Fire testing isn't legally required, but it's a strong quality signal. Panels with AU fire testing have been independently verified to meet AS/NZS 5033 fire safety standards. Given Perth's bushfire risk in some metro fringe suburbs, fire-tested panels are worth prioritising — particularly for tile roofs and homes in BAL-rated zones.

Modern panels carry 25-30 year performance warranties (guaranteeing 80-87% of rated output at end of warranty) and 12-25 year product warranties (covering manufacturing defects). Real-world degradation is typically 0.4-0.5% per year. A panel installed today should still produce 85%+ of its rated output after 25 years, assuming no physical damage.

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All solar panels shown are sourced from the CEC Approved Products Register. Specifications are provided as published by the CEC. Panel availability, pricing, and installation requirements may vary by location. Not all listed models may be currently available through Perth installers. Always verify specifications with the manufacturer or your installer before purchasing.