Solar panels
JinkoSolar Tiger Neo (JKM-N-54HL4R-BDB) Solar Module
This is a national, editorial, whole-system estimate — not this specific module's price. This catalog's real, seller-observed prices (P3c) are per-module, in the low hundreds of dollars, because that is the only scope real retail sellers publish for individual panels. The two numbers describe different things and must never be shown as if they were the same figure.
21-22.5% efficient N-type module substituting for LG in this catalog, since LG exited solar panel manufacturing in June 2022.
Our take
LG's solar line — still cited by some older buying guides as a premium mainstream option — has not been in production for over four years; LG committed only to honoring existing warranties, not new product. JinkoSolar's Tiger Neo is a real, current, high-volume N-type module competitive with the Qcells and Canadian Solar entries already in this catalog.
Best for
Mainstream residential installs where a high-volume, widely-available module is the priority.
Watch out for
Confirm the exact SKU suffix with your installer — Jinko's Tiger Neo naming spans several wattage variants and at least one closely related SKU has moved out of current production.
Compare against
Canadian Solar HiKu7 Solar Module
21.6-22.7% efficient module positioned on cost per watt rather than peak specification.
JA Solar DeepBlue 4.0 Pro (JAM54D41) Solar Module
22-22.8% efficient module with a notably shorter product warranty than every other panel in this catalog.
Maxeon 7 Residential Solar Module
24.1% efficient module with a 40-year warranty and the lowest degradation rate on the market.
Mission Solar MSX10 N-Type 108HC Solar Module
22-22.8% efficient module manufactured in San Antonio, Texas — the only US-manufactured panel in this catalog.
Before you buy this
Ask what the production estimate is based on — an actual shading analysis or a rule of thumb — and what export rate it assumes; net metering rules move the payback more than any panel spec. Confirm the quote isn't still claiming the 30% federal credit: it expired for anything placed in service after 31 December 2025. If financed, ask for the all-in cost including interest, not just the monthly payment.