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The contract names Canadian Solar
Source the exact named product through an accepted channel unless the decision owner gives written substitution approval.
Compare the evidence, not the label
If a tender names Canadian Solar, follow that requirement or obtain written approval for an alternative. If the brand is not fixed, compare the exact model, certificate holder, factory, warranty issuer, traceability and commercial order rather than assuming one supplier is universally better.
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JUSTSOLAR is not affiliated with or endorsed by Canadian Solar. We compare the proposed manufacturer, model, documents and order terms without transferring another company's listing, brand, warranty, evidence or lender acceptance to JUSTSOLAR.
The written tender, lender and approved-substitution rules come before a general brand comparison.
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Source the exact named product through an accepted channel unless the decision owner gives written substitution approval.
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Ask who approves alternatives and which technical, legal, quality and commercial evidence must be matched.
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Separate brand owner, legal seller, manufacturer, factory, certificate holder and warranty issuer in writing.
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Compare evidence for the exact offers. Do not infer performance, price, delivery or bankability from labels alone.
Record both offers against the same requirement and keep missing or mismatched evidence visible.
Canadian Solar: Named-brand clause, approved channel, current Tier 1 clause and substitution rule
JUSTSOLAR: Written acceptance route and exact proposal scope
Canadian Solar: Model code, current datasheet, nameplate and allowed substitutions
JUSTSOLAR: Proposed model, datasheet revision, nameplate and bill-of-materials boundary
Canadian Solar: Holder, model family, factory, report, revision and destination
JUSTSOLAR: The same fields matched to the exact proposed product
Canadian Solar: Authenticity or authorized-channel evidence, serials and shipment records
JUSTSOLAR: Factory, batch, inspection and release records available for the order
Canadian Solar: Current warranty issuer, covered model, activation and claim route
JUSTSOLAR: Order-specific issuer, document, conditions and claim route
Canadian Solar: Current seller offer, availability, delivery scope and payment terms
JUSTSOLAR: Only the Frank or Director reviewed offer or PI defines accepted terms
These details let the supply team review fit before discussing a model, evidence pack or formal offer.
Distributor, installer, EPC, agent, project owner or system integrator
Destination market and any tender, lender or authority context
Full-container modules, OEM/private label, small modules, cells or selected components
Pieces, container count, MW requirement or phased plan
Named port, project site or requested delivery place
Use current official documents. These links do not prove that a seller, model, factory or order is accepted for your transaction.
No. They are separate businesses. This page does not claim identical products, quality, certificates, warranty, ownership or commercial terms.
No affiliation or endorsement is claimed. Order-specific comparison does not transfer another company's status, and customer or supplier identities are not used as public proof.
No. BNEF updates its reports quarterly. Verify the applicable report, legal manufacturer and contract wording for the transaction.
Follow the tender unless its decision owner provides a written approved-equal or substitution route.
No. Match holder, model family, factory, report, revision, bill of materials and destination requirements for each exact offer.
Send buyer type, country, product, quantity and destination port or site, plus the named-brand clause and required evidence list.
Send the five RFQ details and the exact Canadian Solar or approved-equal requirement. Frank or the Director reviews supply fit before any product, availability, evidence, price, payment, delivery, warranty, formal offer or PI is accepted.
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