Aiming to expand its range of solutions for the Brazilian photovoltaic market, distributor Foco Energia has expanded its product catalog to include 3000 W TSUN microinverters, model MP3000.
The equipment becomes part of the company's portfolio and is now available for sale on company accredited portal.
“Aiming for representation on the national scene, we are looking for this equipment that brings economic viability to smaller projects, as well as to plants with greater power in which the use of MLPE technology is necessary, providing an opportunity for an improvement in payback and coping with the impacts of new regulations and interest rates”.
The TSUN MP3000 supports up to six high-power panels at once, maximizing the power your installation can generate.
Features
Check out the technical characteristics of the MP3000 below.
- Compatible with 182/210 solar module;
- Individual optimization;
- Maximum efficiency of up to 97,1%;
- Multi-channel MPPT for complex installation environments;
- Maximum DC voltage 60V;
- Built-in LoM protection function;
- Pressure casting design and glue filling technology;
- Plug and play installation and easy monitoring setup.
Investments
In addition to expanding its portfolio, Foco Energia has been investing to increase its share of the national photovoltaic market. To this end, the company is building a new space for its headquarters.
“There are more than 7.700m² of built area, divided into administrative, commercial and distribution sectors, with the aim of bringing the best solutions to our customers”, stated Romulo Possamai, Commercial Manager.
Another investment by the company is the professionalization of partner integrators through “Energia que Conecta”. This year, Foco Energia has already held nine meetings to offer training on hybrid inverters and energy storage, taught by Foco’s sales and technical support teams.
“There were nights of a lot of information about the energy storage and hybrid inverters market for our integrators, sharing information and knowledge, with the aim of making a difference in our partners' businesses”, highlighted Possamai.
The meetings this year were held in Jaraguá do Sul (SC), Rio do Sul (SC), Maravilha (SC), Frederico Westphalen (RS), Santa Rosa (RS), Passo Fundo (RS), Caxias do Sul (RS) , Lajeado (RS) and Porto Alegre (RS).
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