If you’ve been researching solar panels, you’ve surely
stumbled upon Renogy Solar. Renogy has been in business since 2010, when the
company CEO, Dr. Li, began selling solar panels on Amazon and Ebay. We’ve come
a long way since the Ebay days, but as our business grew, so did the number of
secondhand sellers. While many of these sellers may be approved retailers, it
is difficult to know for sure. With all the different vendor options available,
you may want to learn where Renogy maintains seller accounts.
To date, Renogy still sells on Amazon and Ebay, but has
expanded sales into its own online store (www.renogy.com), showroom, and
several other online retailers. On Amazon, the Renogy seller account is simply
“Renogy.” We sell a variety of solar panels, kits, and accessories on Amazon,
many the same items available at Renogy.com. On Ebay, Renogy’s seller account
is renogysolar. After launching the online store website, originally
Renogy-Store.com, we started listing and selling products on a number of
lesser-known “marketplace” websites including Rakuten.com, Newegg, and Sears.
When Walmart started opening its website to third party retailers, Renogy began
placing listings on that website as well. However, Walmart has since begun
selling Renogy Solar Panels directly.
Most recently, Renogy
started placing product listings on homedepot.com. If you start your internet
search for Renogy products, it wouldn’t be unusual to find a number of third
party, unrelated sellers advertising products. To avoid purchasing a
potentially defective or counterfeit product, you should attempt to verify that
the seller is an authorized retailer. If you purchase a defective or
counterfeit product from an unrelated third party that is unauthorized, Renogy
may refuse to replace or fix the product. If you live close enough to our
Ontario, California office, you can also stop by the showroom to test the
products and purchase in-person. Happy shopping!
