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Solplanet inverters join Aldo Solar's portfolio

Partnership between companies expands presence and solutions for integrators and consumers

SolPlanet inverters join Aldo Solar's portfolio

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Aldo Solar, a company within the Descarbonize ecosystem, has partnered with photovoltaic inverter manufacturer Solplanet to strengthen its presence in the Brazilian solar energy market.

According to Aldo Solar, the commercial agreement aims to expand its portfolio with inverters recognized for their high reliability, excellent cost-benefit, and specialized support, offering integrators and end consumers new competitive options.

According to the company, the collaboration should strengthen Aldo Solar's ability to deliver complete, affordable, and high-performance solutions, combining cutting-edge technology with a solid after-sales model.

"In the short term, the initiative aims to expand the offering of products in the Descarbonize line. In the medium term, the goal is to consolidate the partnership as a benchmark for quality and support, contributing to integrator loyalty and accelerating the advancement of solar energy," said Rafael Riego Lavorente, Director of Supply Chain and Operations at Aldo Solar.

According to Lavorente, Solplanet inverters stand out in the Brazilian market for their combination of efficiency, robustness and intelligent technology.

Among the differences highlighted by the two companies are C5 salinity protection, IP66 protection rating, Phoenix connector and housing entirely made of die-cast aluminum, ensuring durability and resistance even in challenging environments.

Currently, the Brazilian market has registered more than 300 thousand Solplanet equipment installed in Brazil.

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Caique Amorim
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Caique Amorim

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