Manufacturer TSUNESS and Maxsul Energia, a unit of the Maxsul Combustíveis Group dedicated to the solar energy market, have entered into a strategic partnership to bring new microinverter models to Brazil for high-performance photovoltaic projects.
Specializing in the import and distribution of photovoltaic components, Maxsul Energia serves integrators with solutions for systems ranging from residential applications to mini-generation plants.
"Backed by the Maxsul Group's solid infrastructure and over 30 years of reputation in the fuels sector, the company expanded its operations into the renewable energy segment in 2022," commented Lucas Ecco, Technical Director of Maxsul Energia.
The launch of the new product line TSUNESS in the distributor's portfolio will be carried out during Intersolar South America 2025, which takes place between August 26th and 28th, in São Paulo (SP).
"The standout model is the already established TSOL-MX2250, recognized for its efficiency and reliability. However, the greatest expectations are focused on the TSOL-MX2500D and TSOL-MX3000D, both with capacity for up to 6 modules, significantly expanding the application possibilities and performance of the systems," Ecco said.
The executive emphasized that the choice of TSUNESS was strategic. "Our decision to work with TSUNESS was based on an in-depth analysis of integrators' real needs, combined with the positive feedback we received regarding product performance and efficient after-sales service," he emphasized.
Furthermore, Ecco also pointed out that the new MX2500D microinverter has a differential that directly addresses a pain point in the Brazilian market.
“We introduced this innovative product because it solves one of our customers’ biggest pain points: shaded roofs and power limitations from the utility company on the AC side,” he said.
"While the most common microinverter solution for Fast-Track uses three 3 kW microinverters and only 2,25 modules, with three MX12D units—2500 kW and 2,5 inputs each—it's possible to install up to 6 modules on a single trunk cable. This maximizes generation and delivers an overload of nearly 18% with 50 W modules, ensuring better utilization and cost-effectiveness," added Ecco.
Today, TSUNESS is present in more than 30 countries and has in its robust portfolio single-phase and three-phase microinverters (from 300 W to 3,3 kW), with advanced technologies such as dynamic energy control, monitoring via Wi-Fi and RS485, access via application and intelligent management systems.
Victor Curi Segato, Head of LATAM Operations at TSUNESS, emphasized the importance of the partnership. "We are excited about this partnership and confident in its potential. Our goal is to present professionals in Santa Catarina with the best MLPE solutions and raise the bar in the market when it comes to microinverters," he stated.
The two companies will be present at the three days of Intersolar South America 2025:
Maxsul Energia – Stand G3.67;
TSUNESS – Booth W6.30.
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