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Solahart Solahart650BC1

CEC listing: Solahart650BC1 (IEC 61215-2021)

A 650 W solar panel. 11 of them make a 6.6 kW array.

Per panel, estimated: ~$325Estimate, modelled from its wattage, Feb 2026 rates
Rated power: 650WWhat one panel makes in full sun
Panels for a 6.6 kW array: 11The smallest system installers usually quote

Solahart650BC1: the short answer

In the SolahartBC1 seriesThe 8th of 8 sizes, from 615 to 650 W: 650WThe 8th of 8 sizes, from 615 to 650 W
CEC listingApproved to 2 Apr 2029. A new install needs a current listing for STCs: CurrentApproved to 2 Apr 2029. A new install needs a current listing for STCs

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What we can tell you

Read from the figures on this page. No review written yet.

At 650 W, 11 of them make a 6.6 kW array.
It is CEC-approved, which a new install needs to qualify for STCs.
We hold no captured datasheet for this model yet, so the specs below come from the CEC register only.

Key specs, in plain terms

The numbers that matter for a home.

Rated power: 650W; What one panel makes in full sun
Efficiency: Not on file: we don't have this figure from the manufacturer's documents yet; How much of the sunlight hitting it becomes power
Cell technology: Not on file: we don't have this figure from the manufacturer's documents yet; The cell type inside it
Product warranty: Not on file: we don't have this figure from the manufacturer's documents yet; Against defects; performance is guaranteed separately

Not on file: we don’t have these figures from the manufacturer’s documents yet, so we leave them blank rather than print typical values. Ask your installer to confirm them on the quote. Seen it in a document? Tell us

CEC approval

CEC approved: 16 Oct 2026
Approval expiry: 2 Apr 2029
Status: Active
Eligible for rebates: Yes

About Solahart

Years in the Australian market: 73 years
Australian office: Yes
Category: Mid-Tier
CEC-approved panels: 90

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What it costs in Perth

Per panel, retail estimate

$227–$423

Estimatemodelled from its wattageFeb 2026 rates

Per watt: $0.50/W

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Perth performance

One panel, on a north-facing roof

Daily yield: 2.8 kWh
Annual yield: 1008 kWh
Panels for 6.6 kW: 11 panels

At 5 peak sun hours a day (BOM) with a 15% system derate.

Australian office

Has local presence

Website

www.solahart.com.au

73 years in Australian market

How it compares

The Solahart Solahart650BC1 against the closest-wattage panels from other brands.

Specification	Solahart Solahart650BC1Solahart	EGing PV EG-650NT66-HRc/BF-DGEGing PV	EGing PV EG-650TB66-HRc/BF-DGEGing PV

Rated power?	650 W	650 W	650 W
Module efficiency?	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified

Cell technology	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified
Product warranty?	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified

Specs from the CEC register and datasheet enrichment. Indicative: confirm exact figures with your installer.

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About this data

The model code, rated power and approval dates come from the CEC Approved Products Register. Other specifications appear only where we hold the manufacturer’s datasheet for this model; a specification we cannot source is left off the page. The price and the Perth performance figures are our own estimates, not datasheet figures. Panel availability and pricing vary by location and installer. Not all listed models may be currently available in Western Australia.

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