Solar panels

Silfab SIL-440 QD Solar Module

Silfab Solar SIL-440 QDCertified installer 71% data complete
$225 – $225
per module (not an installed system) · 1 seller · seen 2026-08-16

7 of 10 catalogued products have a real, seller-observed per-module price from Solar Cellz USA (store.solarcellzusa.com), a public online solar- equipment retailer selling individual modules ($201-$400/panel range observed). That is 70% coverage — meets the >=70% P3c/P7 gate exactly, not comfortably. The 3 unpriced products (Maxeon 7, LONGi Hi-MO X6 Scientist, JinkoSolar Tiger Neo) sell almost exclusively through installer/distributor channels rather than public retail; left unpriced rather than estimated, per this project's no-invented-numbers rule (see price_seed.py's own note on this). Two priced observations are for a smaller-wattage or earlier-generation module from the same manufacturer (REC's older 420W Alpha vs. the catalogued Pure-RX; Canadian Solar's TOPHiKu6 vs. the catalogued HiKu7) and are flagged as proxies, not exact SKU matches, in price_seed.py directly.

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22.6% efficient North American-manufactured module with a 30-year warranty.

Our take

Silfab builds in Washington State and Ontario, which matters for buyers who care about supply chain provenance and for projects with domestic-content requirements. The 30-year warranty splits the difference between the mainstream 25 and Maxeon's 40, and efficiency is genuinely competitive.

Best for

Buyers weighing North American manufacturing, or projects with domestic content requirements.

Watch out for

Installer availability is regional. Confirm your installer stocks it.

What sellers are actually charging

Real listings, read on the date shown. Prices change — click through to check before you act on any of them.

SellerWhat you getPriceSeen
Solar Cellz Inc
online retailer
Silfab SIL-420-QD — same product family as the catalog's SIL-440 QD entry, at a smaller 420W wattage variant
SIL-420-QD
$225 2026-08-16

Equipment price is not installed price. The listings above are what the hardware costs. Installation — labour, electrical, refrigerant lines, permits, removing the old system — is typically a similar amount again, and varies more between contractors than between brands. Where we have an installed figure it is labelled as such and comes from someone who actually installs.

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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.