Tier-1 N-type solar panels
One of the longest-established panel makers in the industry. Vertex N panels with high efficiency and a up to 30-year performance warranty.
- Warranty
- 30 years
- Model highlights
- Vertex N series, mono and bifacial
Panels from one of solar's founding names
Trina Solar has been in the industry since 1997 and remains one of the largest panel manufacturers in the world. Its Vertex N panels use N-type cells for high output and slow degradation.
Tier 1 manufacturerN-type Vertex NUp to 30-year power warrantyWarranty claims through CameraLK
The range
What we fit from Trina Solar
Each category has its own models and its own warranty terms. Pick one to see what goes on the roof and what the manufacturer stands behind.
Panel
About the brand
Why we fit Trina Solar
We don't sell equipment over a counter — we design, supply and install complete systems. So rather than a product list, here is what this brand is, and why it ends up on CameraLK roofs.
Who they are
Trina Solar was founded in 1997 in Changzhou, China, making it one of the longest-running names in solar manufacturing. It is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market.
Why the name matters
A panel warranty runs for decades. Trina's long history and scale make it one of the more dependable names to hold that promise.
What it means on your roof
Vertex N panels use N-type cells for higher efficiency and better heat tolerance than older panels, so they hold their output on hot days. Bifacial models suit carports and raised mountings.
Warranty and support
Every panel carries the manufacturer's product warranty and a long-term power output warranty. We name the exact model on your written quote, and warranty claims are handled by us.
We don't publish a product catalogue or sell components separately. The exact model, rating and serial number for your system is named in your written quote after a free site inspection — sized to your bill, your roof and your phase.
Want Trina Solar on your roof?
Tell us your bill and we'll size the right model — and say so if another brand fits your site better.