No. PeakArray is an export operation. We work with a TOPCon manufacturing base in Zhejiang. The producer of record on the export documents is that facility; your contract, your payment terms and your quality claim all sit with PeakArray.
We can arrange a live video walk-through of the cell and module lines, or an on-site audit scheduled with the factory. Ask and we will set it up.
Because our partner is a second-tier brand selling on cost and flexibility rather than on brand premium. We deliberately do not print a percentage off tier-one on this page: the gap moves with quantity, destination port and payment terms, so any number here would be wrong for your enquiry. Ask us on your own numbers and we will give you the real one.
If the gap on your enquiry is under about 5%, we will usually tell you to buy the tier-one module instead. Below that threshold the bankability, longer product warranty and faster global service network are worth more than the difference.
Honestly: not for Western project finance. The manufacturer is not on the BNEF Tier 1 list and is not a PVEL Top Performer. If your tender names either of those, do not use us — you will be disqualified on eligibility.
For an owner-builder, a commercial rooftop, an off-grid mini-grid or a government small project where the money is your own, that distinction costs you nothing and the price gap is real.
Private labelling is available, subject to the manufacturer's authorisation and a minimum quantity. Two things must be settled in writing first: who owns the trademark risk, and who carries the patent indemnity on the TOPCon cell process. We will not print labels before both are documented.
Current datasheet with version number and effective date, IEC 61215 / 61730 / 61701 / 62716 certificates, ISO certificates, a sample batch COA, and the BOM list (glass thickness, frame wall, encapsulant type and weight, junction box and connector brand). We send these on request, free, before any deposit.
Ask for the datasheet version number specifically. The market has older sheets in circulation with superseded figures.
Contract cap of 0.3% including micro-cracks, assessed by EL sampling within 7 days of arrival. Excess is replaced free within 15 days at the supplier's freight cost. Loading and unloading are filmed container by container so the evidence exists before anyone argues.
If you serve rooftops, dusty sites, or inverters with modest per-MPPT current headroom: the 182R-66 — it is the lightest to handle, the only one with the anti-dust edge, and the most forgiving on string design. If you serve large flat ground-mount where freight per watt dominates and your inverters accept 40 A+ per MPPT: the 210-66. If land is scarce and expensive: the 210R-78, but re-run the string voltage first.
Send us your inverter model and site conditions and we will make the call with you on a call, not from a spec sheet.
No. No UL listing, and the combination of Section 301, AD/CVD and UFLPA makes it uneconomic and unwise. We also do not route through third countries to dodge those measures.