SANYO launches Solar Premium Installer Programme

It is the first dedicated support network of its kind for PV installers.

SANYO Component Europe GmbH has announced the launch of its international solar installer initiative in the UK, the SANYO Solar Premium Installer Programme. The campaign is designed as the first dedicated support network of its kind for PV installers in the United Kingdom – providing them with sales leads from their region, direct communication with SANYO on the latest technologies and their own customisable micro site to help promote their business.

-To qualify for accreditation, installers need to have installed 10 PV systems with SANYO solar modules.

-The programme intends to change the lack of direct marketing support for installers in the UK.

-The direct connection ensures installers are aware of new technologies and are able to develop the best solutions for clients.

-In order to successfully receive accreditation, installers must present the Microgeneration Certification Scheme certificates proving they have installed 10 systems.

-Approved SANYO Solar Premium Installers are provided with sales leads directly through the SANYO solar website.

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