Lifeline Energy solar panels reviews

Lifeline Energy was an US-based company providing engineering and consultative services to support households and commercial customers implementing solar solutions for both on grid and off grid. Lifeline Energy also supplied solar panels (both mono and polycrystalline) under its own brand. 

The company had an office in Australia, situated in Melbourne, and partnered with local firm Solarbank for the residential market.

Lifeline Energy claimed to have manufacturing facilities, but provided no details as to where — which is usually a sign whoever did the hands-on manufacturing was probably located in China.

The company was deregistered locally in early 2013 and its ABN was cancelled in late 2014. The American parent also disappeared, with its website going offline around 2016.

Lifeline Energy Solar Panels In Australia

Around a dozen models from the LF series were available in Australia. These were monocrystalline panels ranging in capacity from 170 Watts to 180 Watts and polycrystalline modules from 200 Watts to 280 Watts.

But aside from that we don't have any further detail unfortunately, and that includes warranty information.

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