A Deye presented, during the Intersolar Europe – which was held from the 19th to the 21st of June in Munich, Germany – its news for the photovoltaic solar energy market.
Among the highlights is the 1000W hybrid microinverter. Allowing the connection of up to two batteries, the product can work as much as micro, if there is no battery, and as a hybrid.
According to the company, the solution also allows communication via LORA with the smartmeter with TC, smart switch for smart home and BMS (battery management system), in addition to retrofit with existing systems.
Another highlight was the 80kW hybrid inverter, the largest on the market, which supports battery bank voltage up to 1000 VDC. The equipment – aimed at commercial and industrial applications – has two battery inputs, allows 104 kW of photovoltaic panels and up to 10 inverters in parallel.
In addition to these, the company displayed the line of hybrid three-phase inverters for low voltage batteries up to 20kW, increasing the maximum power to be achieved in a system with this type of battery, to up to 200kW, with 10 pieces in parallel. The product also has a battery charge and discharge current of up to 330 A.
other products
The BOS-A, LiFePO4 battery module, also attracted the attention of visitors who attended the fair. According to the manufacturer, the difference in relation to BOS-G is the greater storage load 7.68 kWh per module and capacity of 200 Ah, which allows up to 23 batteries in the same bank, totaling 158.98 kWh.
Deye also brought to the stand the floor-standing all-in-one that allows mobility and application in smaller systems, such as apartments.
Furthermore, it has a power of 1000 W, with a 2 kWh battery – allowing up to five batteries to be placed in parallel – in addition to communication via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
And finally, they displayed the wall-mounted all-in-one that integrates a 3 kW inverter and 5.32 kWh battery. According to the company, it allows 16 units in parallel, has an IP65 degree of protection, a wide temperature range – operating from -20º to 55ºC – and a switching time of 4 ms.
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Brazil will take a while for people to understand that in most applications, kits with hybrid inverters would be very advantageous, even without many batteries initially, avoiding retrofits and several configurations, including INJECTION AT PEAK TIME (CEMIG was giving an opinion on this, now all that's left is for them to not compensate for peak time. LOL) it will be the controversy of controversies of flow inversion) LOL
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