Hanersun, a China-based company, has participated in All-Energy Australia 2024, held in Melbourne from October 23-24. At the exhibition, Hanersun introduced two modules for residential use, the HITOUCH 6N 450W, a cost-effective, sleek design, and the HITOUCH 5N 490W, utilizing 182mm TOPCon cells with 85% bifaciality for enhanced performance. For commercial and industrial sectors, the company showcased the HITOUCH 6N 715W, holding 23% efficiency with TOPCon 0BB cell technology. To solidify its market presence in Australia, Hanersun has established a subsidiary in Melbourne. According to the company, it has partnered with local distributors to deliver advanced photovoltaic products and solutions, gaining customer recognition, particularly in regions like New South Wales and Victoria.
Hanersun showcased HITOUCH modules at All-Energy Australia 2024
Hanersun has strengthened its presence in Australia by opening a subsidiary in Melbourne, expanding local operations. (Image Source: Hanersun)
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