Auxin solar panels - anyone installed it or have opinions on it

[na9an]

Got a quote from a installer for Auxin panels.
Model: AXN6P610T260 Poly 260W

quite low price point @ 3.82/W but not sure of the quality
manufactured in San Jose and installer "Cinnamon Solar" says they actually supply components to other manufacturers and have started doing it themselves from 2008.

Anyone heard of it and/or installed it.
reviews online are very few.

Thanks for any clarifications.

[J.P.M.]

Got a quote from a installer for Auxin panels.
Model: AXN6P610T260 Poly 260W

quite low price point @ 3.82/W but not sure of the quality
manufactured in San Jose and installer "Cinnamon Solar" says they actually supply components to other manufacturers and have started doing it themselves from 2008.

Anyone heard of it and/or installed it.
reviews online are very few.

Thanks for any clarifications.

Doesn't seem that low a price to me, especially for something of a mutt.

[solar pete]

Got a quote from a installer for Auxin panels.
Model: AXN6P610T260 Poly 260W

quite low price point @ 3.82/W but not sure of the quality
manufactured in San Jose and installer "Cinnamon Solar" says they actually supply components to other manufacturers and have started doing it themselves from 2008.

Anyone heard of it and/or installed it.
reviews online are very few.

Thanks for any clarifications.

Never heard of em,

[SunEagle]

Doesn't seem that low a price to me, especially for something of a mutt.

Don't forget they are made in the US. Small company with CA wages will bring the $/watt up quickly.

[J.P.M.]

Don't forget they are made in the US. Small company with CA wages will bring the $/watt up quickly.

With the great dumbing of America that's going on, I'm not sure made in the U.S.A. is an attribute I'd consider to be an automatic plus at this time.

[SunEagle]

With the great dumbing of America that's going on, I'm not sure made in the U.S.A. is an attribute I'd consider to be an automatic plus at this time.

Me neither. I just thought a couple of reasons for the high $/watt quote might have something to do with the high labor rates and utility costs for something made in CA.

[J.P.M.]

Me neither. I just thought a couple of reasons for the high $/watt quote might have something to do with the high labor rates and utility costs for something made in CA.

Could be. And to add to that: From what I'm seeing, CA is leading the pack in the dumb race to the train wreck we're headed for, making any extra $$ cost like adding insult to injury.