Simax solar panels reviews

Simax is a Chinese photovoltaic company specialized in the production of solar wafers, silicon ingots, solar cells, photovoltaic systems, solar modules, and other products for solar applications.

Note: On June 15, 2017, Simax solar panels were removed from the Clean Energy Council's Approved Products List.

Update August 2017: Simax solar modules have been relisted on the CEC Approved Products List.

Update May 2021: We've been informed local contact details for Simax are no longer working, the company's ABN was cancelled in June last year and the company was also deregistered in June 2020.

Since 2004, the company has been fully vertically integrated meaning that every step of the production process, from procurement to the final installation, is completely managed by Simax itself. This allows the manufacturing phase to be flexible and cost effective.

Simax’s production lines supply mono and polycrystalline solar panels with a power ranging from 190 to 260 Wp, making them suitable for residential and commercial applications alike.

The company can count on several international branches in order to meet the customers’ needs, and one of them is located in Dingley Village, Victoria, meaning that Australian clients will be able to get in touch directly with the company should they need assistance or should they have specific enquiries.

If you want to know more about Simax’s array of photovoltaic products, give a look to the reviews here below written by users who previously tried out their solar panels, or browse the photovoltaic systems listed on this page to find the ones that best match your needs and requirements.