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Tradezone and SAJ announce new wholesale partnership

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Tradezone, Australia’s largest online electrical wholesaler, is pleased to announce a new wholesale partnership with global energy technology company SAJ.

This partnership brings together SAJ’s established range of solar inverters and energy storage solutions with Tradezone’s national distribution network, digital-first ordering platform and extensive customer base of electrical contractors and solar installers.

With more than 20 years in business, SAJ operates across more than 80 countries and has shipped over one million units globally. Its growing Australian product range includes residential and commercial energy solutions designed for Australian conditions.

Through the partnership, Tradezone customers will gain convenient access to selected SAJ products, supported by competitive wholesale pricing, transparent stock availability and Tradezone’s fast, reliable delivery services.

Why SAJ chose Tradezone

Tradezone was selected as a wholesale partner because of its strong presence within Australia’s electrical and renewable energy industries and its proven ability to connect manufacturers with a large, engaged network of professional installers.

As Australia’s largest online electrical wholesaler, Tradezone provides SAJ with:

• Access to a nationwide customer base of electricians and solar installers
• A powerful online sales platform available 24 hours a day
• Transparent product availability and streamlined online ordering
• Distribution capability across major Australian markets
• Fast delivery and convenient local collection options
• Dedicated sales, customer service and technical support
• Strong marketing capabilities across digital, email, social media, events and trade promotions
• Opportunities for installer education, product demonstrations and training

The partnership will help SAJ expand its presence in the Australian market while making it easier for installers to discover, purchase and confidently recommend SAJ solutions.

Benefits for Tradezone customers

For Tradezone customers, the partnership introduces greater choice across the rapidly growing solar and energy storage category.

Installers will be able to source SAJ products through the same trusted Tradezone platform they use for their everyday electrical, solar and HVAC requirements. This provides the convenience of consolidated ordering, clear stock visibility and fast fulfilment from a wholesaler that understands the needs of trade professionals.

The partnership will also create opportunities for product education, installer training, technical resources and targeted promotions designed to help contractors successfully introduce SAJ solutions to their customers.

Samil Ouyang – CEO at SAJ, said:

“Tradezone’s digital capabilities, national reach and strong relationships with Australian installers make it an excellent wholesale partner for SAJ. This partnership will help make our technology more accessible while providing installers with the service, product availability and support they need to grow their businesses.”

Robert Kingston – Managing Director at Tradezone, said:

“We’re excited to welcome SAJ to Tradezone. SAJ brings more than two decades of global experience and an innovative range of residential and commercial energy solutions to our customers. By combining SAJ’s technology with Tradezone’s online platform, distribution network and installer reach, we can provide Australian contractors with even greater choice and support.”

The partnership reflects both companies’ commitment to supporting Australia’s transition to smarter, more efficient energy solutions.

Further details regarding product availability, installer training and upcoming promotions will be announced soon.

To learn more, visit:

Tradezone: www.tradezone.com.au
SAJ Australia: https://au.saj-electric.com/en-au/home

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