Canadian Solar TOPHiKu6 465 Wp: now in Eco kits
The Canadian Solar TOPHiKu6 465 Wp is now the panel in our Eco 800 kit and our Eco 2000 kit. It replaces the 460 Wp panel at the same size and adds 5 Wp per panel. The Eco 800 now has 930 Wp and the Eco 2000 has 1,860 Wp, so both kits produce more power from the same space.
What is the Canadian Solar TOPHiKu6 465 Wp?
The Canadian Solar TOPHiKu6 465 Wp is a black-frame solar panel with N-type TOPCon cells, rated at 465 Watts Peak (Wp). Wp is the panel's power under standard lab conditions and is the figure used to compare panels.
What TOPCon means
TOPCon cells have a thin oxide layer that cuts electrical losses inside the cell. More of the sunlight that reaches the panel becomes electricity.
What changed from the 460 Wp panel
Only the power. The size, 1,762 × 1,134 × 30 mm, and the warranties stay the same. You get 10 Wp more in the Eco 800 and 20 Wp more in the Eco 2000, on the same mount.
Key specifications
| Specification | Canadian Solar TOPHiKu6 465 Wp |
|---|---|
| Cell technology | N-type TOPCon |
| Rated power (STC) | 465 Wp |
| Module efficiency | About 23.3% (465 W from 2.0 m²) |
| Dimensions | 1,762 × 1,134 × 30 mm |
| Weight | 24.6 kg |
| Frame | Black |
| Product warranty | 25 years |
| Production warranty | 30 years |
Why the Canadian Solar 465 Wp panel matters for you
The Canadian Solar 465 Wp panel gives the Eco kits more power without a bigger or harder installation.
More hours at full output
In the Eco 800, two panels with 930 Wp feed an 800 W micro inverter. The panels reach the kit's 800 W maximum at 86% of their rating (800 ÷ 930), so the kit hits full output earlier in the morning, later in the afternoon and on hazy days. The micro inverter never sends more than 800 W to your home.
What your solar power is worth
Every kWh you produce and use at home is a kWh you do not buy. The EU average household price was €0.29 per kWh in the second half of 2025, according to Eurostat.
Example: an Eco 800 that produces 1,000 kWh a year, with 70% used at home, saves you 700 kWh × €0.29 = about €200 a year. Your figure depends on where you live, which way your panels face and how much power you use during the day. Check your production with the European Commission's free PVGIS calculator.
Use your surplus with a battery
The power you do not use at midday goes to the grid, often for little or no payment. A Marstek Venus E Mini (2 kWh) or Venus E 3.0 (5.12 kWh) stores that surplus for the evening. You add either one when you order an Eco 800.
A Tier 1 manufacturer
Canadian Solar is on S&P Global's 2026 list of Tier 1 cleantech companies for solar panels and battery storage. Tier 1 means the manufacturer is financially solid, which matters for a 30-year warranty.
Easy to install
The Eco 800 plugs into a standard socket and is designed for self-installation on a balcony, wall or flat surface. Roof work, drilling or doubts about the structure are a job for a qualified professional.
Which Robinsun kit is right for you?
Choose the Eco 800 for a balcony or a small home, and the Eco 2000 for a house with more space and higher consumption.
| Kit | Panels | Panel power | Maximum output | Mounting | Battery options |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eco 800 | Two Canadian Solar 465 Wp | 930 Wp | 800 W | Balcony, wall, flat surface, tile roof or metal roof | Venus E Mini (2 kWh) or Venus E 3.0 (5.12 kWh), with Smart Meter |
| Eco 2000 | Four Canadian Solar 465 Wp | 1,860 Wp | 2,000 W | Balcony, wall, flat surface, tile roof or metal roof | Venus E 3.0 (5.12 kWh), with Smart Meter |
Kits above 800 W follow different rules in many countries, so check the requirements where you live before you choose the Eco 2000. See all our plugin solar kits or our first Canadian Solar launch post.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Eco and Performance kits?
The panel. The Eco kits use the Canadian Solar TOPHiKu6 465 Wp and focus on value. The Performance kits use Aiko panels with higher efficiency, so you get more power from a small space. Both use the same mounts and batteries. Choose by the space you have and your budget.
Why does the Eco 800 have 930 Wp if the micro inverter is 800 W?
Wp is the panels' power in lab conditions; 800 W is the most the micro inverter sends to your home. The extra panel power lets the Eco 800 reach full output earlier in the day and hold it longer in ordinary weather. The micro inverter never delivers more than 800 W.
I have an Eco kit with 460 Wp panels. Do I need to change anything?
No. Your 460 Wp panels keep their 25-year product warranty and 30-year production warranty. The Canadian Solar TOPHiKu6 465 Wp is the same size and fits the same mounts. The difference is 5 Wp per panel, which barely changes what an 800 W kit delivers.
Can I add a battery to my Eco kit later?
Yes. A Marstek battery plugs into a standard socket, so you add it later without touching your panels. The Eco 800 works with the Venus E Mini (2 kWh) or Venus E 3.0 (5.12 kWh), and the Eco 2000 with the Venus E 3.0. To store surplus automatically, you also need the Marstek Smart Meter.
Get your Eco 800 with battery today
The Canadian Solar TOPHiKu6 465 Wp gives the Eco kits more power from the same space, from a Tier 1 manufacturer with a 30-year production warranty. Pair the Eco 800 with a mount and a battery to use your solar power in the evening.
Get the Eco 800 with mount and battery
Not sure which kit fits your home? Contact us and we will help you choose.
