- What is the difference between Qcells Q.TRON and Q.PEAK DUO?
- Both are Qcells all-black residential modules with a 25-year product and performance warranty. According to Qcells, Q.TRON BLK M-G2+ uses 108 half-cell monocrystalline cells at 415 to 440 Wp and up to 22.5% efficiency, while Q.PEAK DUO BLK ML-G10+ uses 132 half-cell mono PERC cells with zero-gap Q.ANTUM DUO Z technology at 395 to 415 Wp and up to 21.1%.
- Is there a minimum order for Qcells panels at CSE?
- The Qcells single-panel listings shown as available now have a minimum order of 12 panels. Pallet quantities are also listed. Freight is confirmed for every order.
- What is included in a Qcells Q.HOME CORE system?
- A Q.HOME CORE system is a Q.VOLT hybrid inverter, a Q.SAVE battery stack (one BMS-G2, one battery base and 2, 3 or 4 Q.SAVE D5.0SX 5 kWh modules) and, for backup with automatic transfer, the Q.HOME HUB 200SX. External CTs are added for partial-home backup and some designs with existing solar.
- Can I buy Q.HOME CORE equipment from CSE?
- Yes, by quote. Send your design or existing equipment details and CSE confirms the complete bill of materials, pricing, availability and freight before you order.
- Is Q.HOME CORE the same as Q.HOME CORE G3?
- No. Q.HOME CORE G3 is a separate, integrated Qcells product with different components and specifications. The Q.HOME CORE equipment on this page is the Q.VOLT, Q.SAVE and Q.HOME HUB platform.
- Who can install Qcells equipment?
- Qcells states that Q.HOME CORE installation, commissioning and service must be performed by licensed electricians who meet state and local requirements. Installation is not included with CSE equipment orders.
