Solar Analytica Research is the byline attached to every deterministic output of the scoring engine: product scorecards, class leaderboards, and champion rankings. No single person scores a product. The same published, weighted rubric runs against the same sourced data for every product in a class, and this desk is the honest way to attribute that: it names the method, not an individual, because the method is what produced the result.
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140 Australian purchase-priority products clear the local evidence gate. 2 remain in review.
200 active products have an available Australian overlay, but only 142 currently sit inside the purchase-priority evidence gate. 140 clear it and 2 remain in review. The distinction is deliberate and rebuilds whenever the catalogue changes.
A panel outlives its warranty by design. Not every maker has published where it goes next.
Across 53 of 130 active panel records, this living report separates a corroborated take-back route from a published program, a recyclability claim, and material that does not address end of life at all.
Anker SOLIX X1 is one name for three different buying architectures.
An AC-coupled X1, a single-phase hybrid X1 and a three-phase hybrid X1 can carry the same family name while answering different retrofit, solar-inverter, phase and backup-design questions. This living comparison separates the three before a buyer compares scores.
45 Australian inverter records clear the buyer-ready gate. 2 do not.
A current Australian inverter comparison of exact-model availability, certification, warranty, grid compatibility, safety notices and criterion-level source coverage. 45 of 47 purchase-priority records currently clear every publication gate.
A battery warranty is a term, a throughput limit and a company standing behind both.
Across 91 active home batteries, the headline warranty term is only one part of the promise. This living comparison tracks duration, throughput, retained capacity, remedy scope and manufacturer backing from the current benchmark.