Jinko vs Longi Solar Panels… The Battle Of Australia’s Best Solar Panel!
Is there any difference between Longi and Jinko solar panels?
Which of these are Australia’s best solar panels?
Which one of these are the BEST panels for your solar system?
At Lightning Solar & Electrical we have done thousands of solar panel installations across Victoria, Queensland and South Australia.
When it comes to popularity in solar panels there are two clear winners. 80% of our customer’s either ask for a system with Jinko or Longi solar panels.
It’s safe to say that these are two of our favourite solar panels as well. We are going to run through exactly which solar panel will be best for YOU.
How do you choose which solar panels are right for you?…
We’re going to help by giving you the knowledge you need to decide between Jinko solar panels or Longi solar panels.
Well let’s start with the obvious, affordability.
Jinko and Longi solar panels are amazing quality for the price. Both of these companies are also huge, which suggests that they have the budget to finance their products.
Also, being large companies they have the capital to not only invest but fall back on as well meaning they are not going to go out of business any time soon.
Additionally both Longi and Jinko come with great warranties. Having long lasting warranties suggest confidence in their products to last periods of time without any issues.
We regard the warranties as a key selling point for they really suggest how good the panel will perform and if not you can get them replaced. Lets not forget that both companies offer great support, as well as both having offices in Australia.
We also offer many high end products like LG, Sunpower and Hanwha Qcell.
While Sunpower or LG solar panels may be the best panels on the market, they just aren’t in everyone’s budget due to their high price range.
If you consider your Average 6.6kw system in Melbourne, Brisbane or Adelaide, Sunpower or LG panels (depending on the model) can cost $2000 to $4000 more than Longi or Jinko solar panels. For many Australians this may not be within their budget even after the solar rebates.
Even for those who have the budget, the ROI (return on investment) will not be fast enough from these solar panels.
Also Longi and Jinko are now producing much more efficient solar panels. As new technology develops, they are catching the wind and improving their solar panels. Here is a list of the most efficient solar panels in 2020.
For example we have many customers looking for a 2 year turnaround on ROI as they might move house after 5 years… so why worry about LG or Sunpower’s 25 year warranty??
Longi or Jinko can offer extremely fast ROI without compromising too much on quality. This is similiar to Canadian solar vs Jinko as well…
JinkoSolar was founded in 2006 and has 5 production facilities across China, Malaysia and the USA.
In 2019 the company generated 16 GW of solar panels. Jinko Solar has an Australian office and can be reached for warranty support on 1300 326 182.
Longi Solar was founded in 2000 and in 2016 was the world’s fastest growing solar panel manufacturer and is still growing!
In 2019 Longi produced 14 GW of mono solar panels worldwide! Longi solar has an Australian office and can be reached for warranty support on 02 8484 5806
To be honest we can’t call it. They are both equally amazing value for money and I would be happy with either on my home.
While Jinko has been at the top of the Australian solar industry longer, Longi has quickly become one of the world’s biggest tier 1 solar panel brands.
It has also become Australia’s most popular solar panel. In my opinion you can’t go wrong with either.
While it’s worth mentioning Longi is usually (a touch) cheaper than Jinko. Due to Covid-19 stock price and availability have been fluctuating, making them to be priced about the same. Another one that is worth considering for the price is Seraphim solar panels.
Luke Cove
Managing Director
Lightning Solar & Electrical
4 thoughts on “Jinko VS Longi Solar Panels”
Is the longi Pamela you mention are the glass ones?
I am looking at a minimum 15 kw 3phase system Fronios preferred.
Second option go to the max panels say 18 kw with the Fronios 15 kw .
Thanks Steve. Go to the supermarket.
Is the Jinko on the same general preference as the Longi? Also I heard that Longi are in the running sheet in the Victorian rebate scheme. Can you confirm this and also I’m wondering if you offer cheaper tariff backend consumption monitoring for double story buildings? Thanks
Hi, I have already been installed and I am still waiting for the Jinko. Can you please give me an ETA of the Jinko stands and if it’s going to be much longer than this I will ask Longi for the service instead. Please make sure these ones have the correct buttons for operation this time. Thanks