About Panasonic Solar
| Origin | Japan |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Japan |
| Founded | solar roots at SANYO; integrated into Panasonic in 2009/2010 |
The solar history associated with Panasonic runs through SANYO, which developed and produced HIT modules — Heterojunction with Intrinsic Thin Layer. Panasonic made SANYO a consolidated subsidiary in 2009.
In 2010 Panasonic announced its full entry into the solar business and launched residential systems with HIT modules. Today the product and warranty situation varies by region; in North America the company maintains documentation for the HIT and EVERVOLT lines.
Focus and technology
Panasonic Solar focuses on high-efficiency residential modules, especially the historical HIT lines and the regional EVERVOLT lines.
- HIT / heterojunction: a technology combining crystalline silicon and thin layers, originated at SANYO
- Good thermal performance: a feature associated with HIT families, to be confirmed in the model's coefficient
- Residential modules: formats designed for efficiency per area and rooftops
Strengths
- an important technical history in heterojunction
- a global electronics brand
- warranty documentation for several historical families
What to check before buying
Panasonic models in the catalog may be old or regional. Confirm availability, manufacturing date, authenticity and who services the warranty locally.
Buying Panasonic Solar equipment in Brazil
Do not automatically apply the warranty published for the United States or Japan to a purchase in Brazil. Ask for the terms applicable to the country and the serial number.
Sources
- Official website: panasonic.com
- holdings.panasonic/global/corporate/about/history/chronicle/2009.html
- solar.na.panasonic.com/support/solar-support/solar-warranty
- panasonic.com/global/energy/products/battery/profile/history.html
Company facts checked against the manufacturer's official channels. Always confirm specifications and warranty in the current documents.