Canadian Solar HiKu7 655W (CS7N-655MS)
Rs 23,580 – Rs 26,200
Rs 36.0 per watt
Price updated: 27 August 2026
Full specifications
| Brand | Canadian Solar |
| General Specifications | |
| Model number | CS7N-655MS |
| Power | 655 W |
| Cell technology | P-Type Mono PERC |
| Solar panel type | Mono Facial |
| Module efficiency | 21.1% |
| Product warranty | 12 Years |
| Performance warranty | 25 Years |
| Electrical Specifications | |
| Max. system voltage | 1500V VDC |
| Max. series fuse rating | 30 A |
| Open circuit voltage (Voc) | 45.2 V |
| Voltage at max. power (Vmp) | 38.1 V |
| Short circuit current (Isc) | 18.43 A |
| Current at max. power (Imp) | 17.20 A |
| Output cable | 4 mm² |
| Mechanical Parameters | |
| Dimensions (L×W×T) | 2384 ˣ 1303 ˣ 35 mm |
| Weight | 34.4 kg |
| Glass type | Glass / Backsheet |
| Operating Parameters | |
| Operational temperature range | -40°C ~ +85°C |
| Temp. coefficient of Pmax | -0.34% / °C |
Note: Canadian Solar HiKu7, P-Type Mono PERC. 655 W at 21.1% module efficiency. Mono-facial - front side only, glass over backsheet. Temperature coefficient -0.34 %/°C. 12-year product warranty, 25-year linear power warranty. This is a P-type mono PERC panel, and the manufacturer has superseded it. Canadian Solar's and JA Solar's current catalogues list only N-type TOPCon and HJT modules; PERC lines like this one are being run out. They are still widely sold in Pakistan as the budget tier, and there is nothing wrong with them - but the temperature coefficient tells you what you give up: -0.34 %/°C against -0.29 for TOPCon, so on a 45 °C Pakistani roof this panel loses roughly 1.7% more of its rated output than an N-type of the same wattage. Efficiency is also 1.5-2 points lower, so it needs more roof area for the same kW. Buy it on price per watt, and check the warranty term before you do. Price shown is a market range built from Pakistani per-watt rates, not a quote for this exact model: Rs 36 to Rs 40 per watt, which at 655 W works out at roughly Rs 23,580 to Rs 26,200. The low end is the wholesale rate published on 11 August 2026 and the high end a retail rate list from 24 August 2026. Panel rates in Pakistan move with the dollar and are quoted per watt, so treat this as a band to negotiate inside rather than a fixed figure, and always confirm the day's rate with the dealer.

