Aiko solar panels price

How are Aiko solar panels priced?

Aiko solar panels are priced towards the middle of the market. The costs are indicative wholesale costs that would be available to a solar panel installer (not an end customer) Please note there are many factors that go into a solar system quote including other inverters, panel mounting structure, labour, freight and other system components.

Who is Aiko solar?

Founded in 2009, solar panel manufacturer Aiko Solar is renowned for developing and producing cutting-edge photovoltaic (PV) technologies. In 2021, Aiko Solar shifted its focus towards All Back Contact (ABC) technology, and its ABC Black Hole Series was recently honoured with the 2023 Red Dot Award for Product Design.

What is a Aiko solar cell?

AIKO is known as one of the first manufacturers to mass-produce solar panels with ABC (All Back Contact) solar cell technology. This technology involves placing both the positive and negative metal contacts to the rear of the solar cell, whilst they would normally be one contact on either side. This design has a few advantages:

What is Aiko a-mah54mb solar panel?

The AIKO AIKO-A-MAH54MB is a 455W all-black solar panel from the second generation of Neostar 2S modules. Mono-glass modules in the second generation offer higher power output, lower BOS and better aesthetics. They also boast partial shading optimisation, better temperature coefficient, high temperature restriction and micro-crack resistance.

Are Aiko solar panels coming to Australia?

The Aiko solar panels coming to Australia are an All Back Contact (ABC) n-type module, which was the star of Intersolar Munich in 2023. Fortunately for technology enthusiasts, Australia is now a key market for Aiko Solar. Welcoming sustainable energy innovators such as Aiko ensures we remain on the frontline of advancements.

How long do Aiko solar panels last?

All Aiko’s main solar panels in the Neostar and Comet series offer a 30 year performance warranty degrading a 0.35% after year 2. This means they will deliver at least 90.6% of their nameplate value after 25 years and 88.85% after 30 years.