Founded in 2005
JA Solar states the company was founded in 2005 after its founder entered the photovoltaic industry in 1996.
JA Solar panels can suit homes and businesses wanting rooftop PV modules from a vertically integrated solar manufacturer with global scale across modules, energy storage and PV solutions.
JA Solar overview
Founded in 2005, JA Solar has built a vertically integrated production chain and reports 346GW cumulative shipments as of Q1 2026, products sold and serviced in 180+ countries and regions, 16 overseas sales companies and 25,260 employees as of Q4 2025.
For Adelaide customers, the right JA Solar recommendation depends on roof orientation, shading, usable roof area, inverter matching, daytime electricity use, export requirements and whether battery storage or EV charging should be planned now or later.
Product information
Final model selection depends on current product availability, manufacturer specifications, site conditions and system compatibility.
JA Solar states the company was founded in 2005 after its founder entered the photovoltaic industry in 1996.
JA Solar reports 346GW cumulative shipments as of Q1 2026.
JA Solar states its products are sold and serviced in over 180 countries and regions worldwide.
JA Solar lists DeepBlue 5.0 and DeepBlue 4.0 PV module series, with DeepBlue 5.0 released at 670W output and 24.8% efficiency in its R&D milestones.
Best fit
PDG Energy recommends products based on the property and energy goals, not brand name alone.
Households wanting rooftop PV modules to generate daytime electricity and reduce grid reliance.
Commercial sites comparing distributed solar options around roof space and daytime load.
Customers planning solar with future battery storage, BESS or EV charging requirements in mind.
We confirm product suitability during the quote process before recommending a final system.
PDG Energy approach
Our team checks the site, explains the recommendation and supports customers through installation and handover.
We consider roof space, usage, switchboard condition and future energy goals before recommending equipment.
Panels, inverters, batteries and monitoring need to work together as a complete system.
PDG Energy holds South Australian electrical contractor licence PGE354203.
Customers receive setup guidance so they understand monitoring and basic system operation.
Contact PDG Energy to discuss whether JA Solar is the right fit for your solar or battery goals.