Tradezone partners with SAJ to expand solar and energy storage range
Tradezone has partnered with SAJ to wholesale solar inverters and energy storage products to Australian electrical contractors. The deal expands the range of solar and battery solutions available through Tradezone's distribution network.
Where can electricians now source SAJ solar inverters and battery storage in Australia?
Electricians installing solar and battery storage systems gain access to an expanded product range via Tradezone. Could affect supplier choices and pricing for solar jobs.
Key takeaways
- Tradezone has signed a wholesale deal with SAJ to supply solar inverters and energy storage products.
- The partnership targets Australian electrical contractors working in solar and battery installation.
- Electricians can now access SAJ's product range through Tradezone's distribution network.
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