When you buy solar panels from China, the price is only part of the deal.
You also want to know: Is the stock really available? Can the goods be inspected before shipment? What happens if something goes wrong during transportation? And who will help when the arrangements become complicated?
We understand these concerns. They are not just questions on a quotation sheet. They can determine whether a customer feels comfortable moving forward with an order.
Let us share a recent LONGi Hi-MO X10 procurement case. It started with a 3MWp inquiry and involved quite a bit more than pricing.
A 3MWp Inquiry, Three Containers and Several Challenges to Work Through
The customer first contacted us looking for approximately 3MWp of LONGi modules, initially considering Hi-MO 9. We discussed the available options and later moved the product discussion to LONGi Hi-MO X10 650W.
The final signed pilot order was:
Details | Specification |
|---|---|
Brand | |
Module | Hi-MO X10 |
Power | |
Quantity | 2,160 pcs |
Total capacity | 1.404MWp |
Planned loading | 3 × 40HC containers |
A partial screenshot of the customer's original consultation content:

Why start with a smaller order instead of proceeding with the original 3MWp requirement?
The main concern was transportation risk. The customer was looking at the shipping arrangements and insurance coverage, and did not want to take on the full exposure of a larger shipment at once.
So we worked through a pilot order first. The idea was to move forward with the supply, quality and logistics arrangements on a manageable scale, while keeping future cooperation in view.
What Did We Actually Help With?
Shipping: We Helped Find a Way Forward
At one stage, the customer was comparing suppliers, but transportation was becoming the bigger obstacle.
We introduced three freight forwarder options and helped the customer discuss the shipping arrangements and cargo insurance. We also stayed involved in the communication around warehouse pickup and the planned transport schedule.
It was not just about forwarding a freight quotation. The customer needed to understand the available options and the insurance arrangements before feeling comfortable with the shipment.
Stock and Payment: Getting the Details Agreed
Once the customer decided to proceed with the pilot order, the discussion became more specific.
The customer wanted the 650W stock secured, proposed a 30% deposit and 70% balance payment structure, and also asked about an extended free storage period.
We explained why the payment arrangement for existing stock was different from a made-to-order purchase. After discussion, we worked toward a 30/70 payment structure.
We also checked the storage arrangement and clarified the applicable free storage period and when it would start. These details mattered because the customer needed some flexibility around the collection schedule.
Inspection: The Most Detailed Part of This Order
This was where the discussion became particularly involved.
The customer was not satisfied with a general statement that the modules were genuine LONGi products. They wanted a clear inspection process and documentation.
Their requests included AQL sampling, EL crack criteria, Flash retesting of selected modules, BOM consistency, serial number records and a clear procedure for handling any modules that did not meet the agreed requirements.
We took these questions back to LONGi and worked through them one by one.
Not every request could be accepted exactly as initially proposed. For example, individual EL images for every module and complete factory production-process traceability records were not available for this existing stock.
We continued discussing a workable inspection scope with the manufacturer. The sampling quantity under discussion was reduced from 150 modules to 50, and sampled EL images were also discussed, with the manufacturer indicating an estimated delivery time of around two to three days after inspection.
We also helped coordinate communication with the inspection company and discussed the inspection arrangements with the customer.
For us, this was an important part of the job: not simply saying yes to every request, but going back to the manufacturer, checking what was possible and bringing the customer a clear answer.

What the Customer Told Us
After working through the discussions, the customer shared this feedback:
“From day 1, your transparency, reliability, speed and support made me sure to work with you!”
We value this feedback because it reflects what happened throughout the order.

There were price discussions, changes to the product selection, logistics questions, payment negotiations and detailed inspection requirements. We kept communicating and worked with the relevant parties to move each issue forward.
That is the kind of support we want MoregoSolar to be known for.
A Few Questions We Often Discuss with LONGi Buyers
Can you help secure LONGi Hi-MO X10 650W stock for a multi-container order?
Yes. We can check current availability and coordinate stock reservation and collection arrangements. The actual quantity and reservation conditions need to be confirmed for each order.
Can you help arrange shipping from China and cargo insurance?
We can introduce freight forwarder options and help coordinate shipping and insurance discussions. The final carrier, coverage, exclusions and responsibilities are confirmed with the relevant parties.
Can we arrange Flash testing and EL inspection before shipment?
We can communicate your inspection requirements with the manufacturer and relevant inspection company. The inspection scope, sampling quantity, acceptance criteria and available reports depend on the product and stock condition.
Can you provide individual EL images and complete serial number traceability?
These requirements need to be checked against the actual stock and the manufacturer's available records. In this case, individual EL images and complete factory production-process traceability could not both be provided as initially requested. We worked with LONGi to clarify the available alternatives.
Can you help if the order involves complicated collection or delivery arrangements?
We can help coordinate warehouse pickup, freight forwarder communication, shipping schedules and the relevant documentation. The arrangements are discussed according to the actual order and destination requirements.
Need LONGi Solar Panels from China?
If you are sourcing LONGi Hi-MO X10 650W modules or arranging a larger solar module purchase, tell us what you need.
Share your required model, quantity, destination, expected schedule and inspection requirements. We will check the available supply and discuss the details with you.
At MoregoSolar, we want to make the process of buying solar panels from China clearer — from securing the stock to getting the goods ready for shipment.

