Cabinet, container, battery rack and site context
Front/side view, nameplate if publishable, internal layout if approved, project scene, fire-safety context and EMS screen if allowed.
The site can use interim industry visuals at launch. Supplier and product pages should move toward authorized product photos, factory scenes, project captions and service proof.
Useful images let buyers see size, model scope, installation context and permission. Generic stock images can support the first website, but they cannot replace supplier materials.
Front/side view, nameplate if publishable, internal layout if approved, project scene, fire-safety context and EMS screen if allowed.
Product photo, model label, packaging, rooftop or ground installation, factory line and model-certificate caption.
Product front, interface, cabinet, installation context, monitoring screenshot and model-specific datasheet link.
Product close-up, operating scene, user/load context, safety boundary, service person and maintenance access.
Buyers trust images when they know what product, model, country, application and permission level the image represents. A beautiful photo without context can create more risk than value.
Supplier images do not go directly into public pages. They first need model context, permission status and a basic product-file match, so buyers understand what they are seeing.
Read Product Image Standard Note 01Read Product Image Standard Note 02Open Product Image Review 02Open Product Image Review 03Open image authorization formSee image review tableOpen PV module image noteOpen PV module image reviewOpen BOS image noteThis keeps the website professional today while creating a disciplined path toward real product proof.
Use clean solar, storage and trade visuals only where no supplier-specific claim is implied.
Ask each supplier for product, project, factory, packaging and service images with public-use permission.
Match images to product models, certificates, cases, warranty and application claims.
Use approved images only in supplier pages, product notes, candidate supplier reports and campaign materials.