DIY solar system panel shopping

[NHsolarplans]

Hello,

I am on good course to get my system up on my roof thanks to a nonprofit that helps homeowners like myself to get a system without paying 60k or more. I am getting a 11.2 KW system installed and am now solar pannel shopping.

I stumbled across these two websites and wondered if anybody has had experience with them? It sounds too good to be true and when it sounds too good to be true it usually isn't.
But maybe somebody here has experience buying from one of these websites? That would be amazing as this is a steal of a deal for NEW panels!

BlueSun 460W Half-Cell Bifacial Solar Panel (Silver) | Up to 575W with Bifacial Gain

Signature Solar provides solar panels, off-grid solar systems, grid-tie, and hybrid systems. Quality solar inverters, bifacial solar panels, complete solar kits, solar batteries. Featuring brands such as EG4 Electronics with their solar battery, LifePower4 and EG4 LLifePower4 and EG4 LL

signaturesolar.com

or these guys here:

Canadian Solar Bifacial Solar Panels

Canadian Solar 500 Watt and above bifacial solar panels offer high efficiency and high performance at low light conditions.

www.altestore.com

any good places where you bought your panels? I checked out solarsteal.com and SanTan.com but both seem to be quite an adventure trying to find a used panel with a manufacture warranty that is not too old or banged up for a good price.

Thanks a ton!

 

[hwy17]

Is this nonprofit/installer actually happy for you to supply your own panels? Usually they want to be the distributor for warranty purposes and to work with a product they are familiar with.

I would see if you can find a local distributor like if you're in driving distance of CED or Consolidated electrical supply.

 

[rodrick]

.26 cent solar panels? I would be a little concerned about what I would actually get maybe a cell?

 

[NHsolarplans]

Is this nonprofit/installer actually happy for you to supply your own panels? Usually they want to be the distributor for warranty purposes and to work with a product they are familiar with.

I would see if you can find a local distributor like if you're in driving distance of CED or Consolidated electrical supply.

They don't care if you buy your own panels. It's the homeowner's decision nd they will work with you to change the design of the system to fit the roof etc. They don't make a single dollar of it so they really don't care.
You can opt in to have them create a shopping list for you and send it to distributors they get discounts from but nothing near the prices of SanTan or anything under $300 for a 540W panel.

 

[NHsolarplans]

Is this nonprofit/installer actually happy for you to supply your own panels? Usually they want to be the distributor for warranty purposes and to work with a product they are familiar with.

I would see if you can find a local distributor like if you're in driving distance of CED or Consolidated electrical supply.

thank you for your reply. Are you referring to these guys? I thought the price is 300 per panel? I had a wrong link up before but updated. Thanks
Canadian Solar CS6W-540MB-AG 540 Watt Mono PERC Bifacial Solar Panel