Risen Energy (Australia) is pleased to announce that the company is extending the product warranty on residential modules installed for rooftop applications from 15 years to 25 years. The Warranties apply to modules which are first installed on residential rooftops after February 1st 2022.
Archie Chen, CEO, Risen Energy Australia, commented, “It remains our goal to ensure we provide our customers with value and complete peace of mind when purchasing Risen panels. Our customers are our priority, and we will continue to use a customer centric approach in all aspects of our business”. He added that it is his hope that this warranty extension will give new and potential customers more confidence to choose Risen.
Danny Song, Head of Product Development of Risen Group, mentioned, “Risen has enduring evidence of the longevity of our panels, and it is for this reason we have the utmost confidence in our decision to extend the product warranty to 25 years for application in the Australian residential rooftop sector”. Mr Song added that a key contributing factor in the company’s decision to extend the warranty is Risen’s continuous improvement in material and module process and the company’s 20 years+ manufacturing experience in PV modules.
The warranty applies to these modules:
1) RSM40-8-xxxMB (xxx= module power)
2) RSM40-8-xxxM with black frame (xxx= module power)
3) RSM130-8-xxxMB (xxx= module power)
4) RSM130-8-xxxM with black frame (xxx= module power)
About Risen Energy Australia
Risen Energy (Australia) established its presence in the Australian market in 2008 supplying solar PV panels and energy storage systems to the residential market, commercial market and utility-developers. Risen is also an investor, a developer and solution provider for large commercial and utility-scale projects. In recent years their presence in Australia has expanded and Risen is currently regarded as one of the top five panel suppliers in the rooftop sector.
Risen commenced investments in utility-scale solar in 2018 and its Australian subsidiary is growing rapidly. The Risen Energy Board has proposed a target of 2GW of utility-scale solar in Australia in the near future.
