Tindo Solar is the only Australian-manufactured solar panel brand. Their factory is based in Mawson Lakes in Adelaide’s northern suburbs. They have a firm warranty policy, and their panels are highly efficient and have excellent power output.

They stack up well with the competition when tested at Desert Knowledge. The company’s name comes from the Kaurna Aboriginal word for sun. For more Tindo solar companies in Adelaide, click here.

Quality

Australian solar companies in Adelaide have a reputation for making top-tier panels that are CEC-approved and have a long lifespan. In addition, they’re locally made, which means that if you have any issues with your system, you can deal with the local company and not have to worry about dealing with someone halfway around the world.

These panels are designed in Australia for Australian conditions and undergo rigorous mechanical, electrical, thermal, and visual testing. An industry-leading product warranty also backs them through Specialized Solar & and Electrical. Tindo’s factory is open to the public, and you can even take a tour!

Reliability

While the Australian solar market is flooded with solar panel brands, most are imported from overseas. As a result, many consumers prefer a ‘Made in Australia’ label whenever possible.

Tindo solar panels are crafted locally in Adelaide, South Australia. It gives them a distinct advantage over most of the international competition. The company has its factory and headquarters, allowing it to respond quickly to any concerns or warranty claims. They also employ local staff to ensure they can provide excellent customer service.

The company is currently working on expanding its manufacturing capacity. The new plant will be three times bigger than its previous facility and will allow them to compete with more prominent manufacturers.

The panels are CEC-approved and have lifespans and efficiencies that rival some of the more popular solar panels on the market. The panels are also durable and come with a 25-year guarantee. They are ideal for homeowners who want to support local businesses and feel good about their purchase. To learn more about the benefits of installing a Tindo solar energy system, fill out our form or call us to get in touch with a local installer.

Warranty

Buying an Australian-made solar panel is not only a wise financial decision but also an ethical one. It supports local jobs & and manufacturing and reduces your reliance on the grid. Plus, your panels will have a 25-year product warranty.

Tindo’s new 405w Karra high-efficiency rooftop panel is designed and made in Australia for Australian conditions. It is a premium quality panel that is backed by a robust 25-year product warranty, end-of-life recycling guarantee and Solar Analytics monitoring. It is also registered for STC rebates. For more Tindo solar companies in Adelaide, click here.

Tindo’s panel plant at Mawson Lakes, northern Adelaide, is Australia’s only domestic manufacturer of solar panels. It was bought last week by local insulation company Cool or Cosy and is planning a massive expansion of its production capacity.

Made in Australia

Products with the ‘Made in Australia’ label usually come with a premium price tag. Tindo Solar is banking on a local market that will be willing to pay more for quality and an Australian manufacturer.

The Adelaide-based company’s new $11 million production and innovation facility is called the Australian Centre of Excellence in PV (ACEPV). It can produce 150MW of Australian-made solar panels a year. It was launched last year – in a ceremony that drew the then federal energy minister, Angus Taylor.

The company’s manufacturing process is highly automated, with the highest standards of quality control. It uses quality parts such as Q-cell solar cells, Dupont back sheets, Dow Corning edge seals, Bridgestone EVAsky encapsulant, and an FPE junction box. Tindo also insists on working with suppliers that are committed to ethical supply chains and reducing their environmental impact. Its supply chain partners must comply with the UN Global Compact – a set of principles to ensure responsible business practices.