Balanced rangeJinko Tiger Neo III
The world's biggest panel maker, on your roof.
Jinko shipped about 86 GW of panels in 2025, more than anyone else. We fit its Tiger Neo III 475 W: an N type TOPCon panel with glass on both sides, in a full black version that sits dark and neat on the roof.

475 W
from a standard 1762 mm panel
23.77%
module efficiency at 475 W
−0.26%
per °C, so it holds up on hot days
30 years
power warranty, 88.85% at year 30
Why we fit Jinko
Proven at a scale nobody else has.
Jinko has made around 400 GW of panels, and about 220 GW of those are Tiger Neo. That is a lot of roofs telling the factory what works, and it shows in the testing: Kiwa PVEL named Jinko a Top Performer in its 2025 and 2026 scorecards, the independent lab tests that bake, freeze, hail and age panels on purpose.
For you that means a panel that makes strong power from a normal sized roof, keeps making it on a hot January afternoon, and comes with a warranty backed by a company with an office in Sydney.
- Balanced range in our designer: proven and fairly priced
- Glass front and back, for a stiffer, longer lasting panel
- All black version on black rail, with no silver frame lines

Datasheet
The models we install.
The two Tiger Neo III models in our book. Same panel, one with a black frame and black back for a full black look.
Tiger Neo III 475 W
| Spec | JKM475N-48QL6-DV | JKM475N-48QL6-DB (All Black) |
|---|---|---|
| Power | 475 W | 475 W |
| Efficiency | 23.77% | 23.77% |
| Cells | 192 N type TOPCon | 192 N type TOPCon |
| Size | 1762 x 1134 x 30 mm | 1762 x 1134 x 30 mm |
| Weight | 21.7 kg (24.4 kg with 2 mm glass) | 21.7 kg (24.4 kg with 2 mm glass) |
| Glass | Dual glass, not bifacial | Dual glass, not bifacial |
| Temperature coefficient | −0.26% per °C | −0.26% per °C |
| Wind and snow load | 5400 / 2400 Pa (6000 / 4000 Pa, 2 mm glass) | 5400 / 2400 Pa (6000 / 4000 Pa, 2 mm glass) |
| Product warranty | 25 years | 25 years |
| Power warranty | 30 years: 99% year 1, 88.85% year 30 | 30 years: 99% year 1, 88.85% year 30 |
- 1500 V system rating
- IP68 junction box
- 0.35% a year after year 1
Figures from Jinko’s own datasheets, as published June 2026. The maker’s PDF opens on their website. Your design picks the model that suits your roof and your usage, and we confirm it on site.
Every feature
All of it, grouped.
The panel
- N type TOPCon cells, Jinko's Tiger Neo line
- 192 cells in a standard 1762 mm frame
- Up to 485 W in the same range
- All black option with a black back
Built to last
- Glass on both sides instead of a plastic backsheet
- IP68 junction box
- Rated for 1500 V systems
- Kiwa PVEL Top Performer in 2025 and 2026
Hot days
- Loses only 0.26% of output per °C over 25 °C
- That matters on a dark roof in a Victorian summer
Warranty
- 25 years on the panel itself
- 30 years on its output
- 1% loss in year one, then 0.35% a year
- At least 88.85% of its rated power at year 30
Backing
- About 86 GW shipped in 2025
- More than 10 factories worldwide
- Australian office in Sydney
- Claims go through us, not you
Every system comes looked after.
Whichever brand you pick, the same things come with it. Our licensed electricians install it, we watch it from here, and a fault under warranty is fixed at no cost to you.
Included with every system
- High quality installation by licensed electricians
- All-black panels on black rail
- Remote monitoring, set up on install day
- Fault alerts that come straight to us
- Warranty repairs at no cost to you
- Warranty claims handled by us
- Rebates and paperwork done for you
Straight answers
Questions we get asked.
Something not here? Ring or text 0468 179 539 any hour and ask.
Is Jinko a good brand?
It is the biggest panel maker in the world by shipments, and Kiwa PVEL named it a Top Performer in 2025 and 2026. We fit it as our balanced panel: proven, efficient and fairly priced.
Is it bifacial?
No. It has glass on the back for strength, but it is sold as a one sided panel, and we never count rear side gain on a roof.
What does the warranty cover?
25 years on the panel and 30 years on its output in Australia. If a panel fails under warranty, our licensed electricians swap it at no cost to you and we deal with Jinko.
I read about a Jinko recall. Is it these panels?
No. In January 2024 Jinko Australia recalled a hybrid inverter called SunTank. It was never a panel, and we don't sell it.

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