Kseng Solar
Energy, batteries and electrical equipment · Xiamen, Fujian
About Kseng Solar
Kseng Solar, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Xiamen, is a national high-tech enterprise specialising in solar racking and tracking systems for residential, commercial and utility-scale applications. According to its official website, it integrates the full production chain with its own bases in Xiamen and Zhangzhou, plus a third base in Tianjin, and lines covering aluminium and carbon-steel racking, tile roof hooks, solar trackers and ground screws.
The catalogue covers roof systems for metal, tile and flat roofs; fixed and adjustable ground systems; waterproof aluminium solar carports; structures for solar farms and agrivoltaics, including fishery-photovoltaic combinations over water; and tracking systems, using materials such as AL6005-T5 aluminium alloy and SUS304/316 stainless steel for critical fasteners, with ten-year warranties on product families.
Kseng has extended its presence with branches and offices in the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Australia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia, and supplies projects in markets such as El Salvador. Its proposition combines in-house engineering, vertically integrated manufacturing with annual capacity growing towards 15 GW, and local commercial service in the main solar markets.
The catalogue covers roof systems for metal, tile and flat roofs; fixed and adjustable ground systems; waterproof aluminium solar carports; structures for solar farms and agrivoltaics, including fishery-photovoltaic combinations over water; and tracking systems, using materials such as AL6005-T5 aluminium alloy and SUS304/316 stainless steel for critical fasteners, with ten-year warranties on product families.
Kseng has extended its presence with branches and offices in the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Australia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia, and supplies projects in markets such as El Salvador. Its proposition combines in-house engineering, vertically integrated manufacturing with annual capacity growing towards 15 GW, and local commercial service in the main solar markets.