The solar panel series of the 9th Generation-and Walara G4p, which was produced by Tindo in South Australia, unveiled for Dächer-Wurde. And we learn what the word ‘Walara’ means.
How powerful is Tindos Walara G4p?
The Walara G4P N type panels are currently available at a capacity of 440 watts. In September 2025, however, a 475-all black module “Seamless” will be available.
Tindo Walara-440G4P specifications
- Capacity: 440 watts
- Cells: 108 half cut
- Cell type: TopCon N-Type cells
- Panel dimension: 1722 x 1133 x 35 mm
- Panel weight: 21.0 kg
- Module efficiency: 22.6%
- Temperature coefficient of Pmax: –0.30 %/° C
- Full data sheet
The 440-watt Walara replaces the 425 watt version that had the same dimensions. However, it weighed 22 kilograms (heavier), had a module conversion efficiency of 21.8% (less efficient) and a temperature coefficient of PMAX of –0.32%/° C (higher); The latter means that the G4P should cut off a little better in the heat.
Tindo Walara 475W G4P-BL specifications
- All-black
- Capacity: 475 watts
- Cells: 120 half cut
- Cell type: TopCon N-Type cells
- Panel dimension: 1910 x 1133 x 35 mm
- Panel weight: 23.5 kg
- Module efficiency: 21.9%
- Temperature coefficient of Pmax: –0.30 %/° C
- Full data sheet
At 2.16 m2, the 475W G4P-BL is larger than what we would generally consider as a solar panel on the roof in the roof (2 m2 maximum). There will be undoubtedly some boys, teeth of the teeth and the rating of clothing in solar installers who have struggled over the years with increasing variables of the panel. A roof is not the safest place in the best times and complements a little breeze. It can be quite a challenge to bring large panels to a roof.
Guarantees and tests
According to Tindo, the new Walara Solar modules under its seven points quality control process, which the company states produce into a default rate of 1 out of 200,000, “which is around 200 times better than the industry average”.
During the guarantee, both have a 25-year product guarantee and a 25-year performance guarantee with at least 87.4% of the namesake rating, which is guaranteed in 25.
The solar collectors were tested independently for hail, moist heat and have an operating temperature range from -40 ° to 85 ° Celsius.
The pricing for the Walara G4P is not clear, but in general Tindo Gear is at the top of the price range under Solar Panel brands Solarquotes, which are currently recommended. Based on Tindo Solar Panel Reviews here on solar quotes, some are happy to pay the bonus for a product made from Australly manufactured. And in view of the company, it is still Australia’s only solar panel manufacturer in relation to products on the market, it is good that they are.
In a related hint, the Walara 475-Watt G4P is not the only new solar panel mentioned this week. The WST-BDX54-B2-WBC series from Winaico (which is smaller and bifacial) is a backstact module that should soon be available in Australia in the 475 watt capacity (front face) in Australia, followed by a 480 watt model.
So what does ‘Walara’ mean?
Richard Petterson explains Tindo Chief Executive Officer:
“In Kaururna Warra, the language of the traditional owners of Adelaide Plains, Walara means” intelligent “,” intelligent “and” bright “. We have decided to design and manufacture, and I am proud of what the Tindo team has achieved.”
And as far as the company is concerned, it is also a word from Kurna Warra, which means “sun”.
Other Tindo Tidbits
In other messages recently covered in Tindo, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (Arena) has awarded the company new solar sunscreen of $ 34.5 million in order to scale the production of Adelaide from 20 MW to 180 MW solar panels per year and expand its product range.
This was followed by Tindo to take on a contract to provide more than 52,000 panels to the Bowen Water Pipeline project from Queensland to secure an 8.4 million dollar contract to export 15 MW to Vietnam and to get together with the University of New South Wales to explore the TopCon solar cell technology.
Footnot
- Tindo produces his solar modules with imported cells. ↩
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