Beny signs microinverter supply agreement with Arisolar

2400 W single-phase microinverter, which has an input current of up to 18 A, will be distributed in the Brazilian market
Energia solar Canal Solar Beny fecha acordo de fornecimento de microinversor com Arisolar
Arisolar will be responsible for distributing the 2400 W microinverter. Image: Beny/Disclosure

A Beny, manufacturer of protection components for photovoltaic systems and in the AC and DC electric charger segment, closed a agreement in supply in Microinverters with the Arisolar, headquartered in the city of São José do Rio Preto (SP).

The distributor brought the MLPE technology for your product mix, making it available on Brazilian market O single phase microinverter in 2400W.

“The BYM-2400 model, which we chose in this distribution agreement with 25 years of factory warranty, has an input current of up to 18 A – which guarantees compatibility with high power modules, IP67 certification and integrated Wi-Fi, making it easier monitoring at module level”, he emphasized Donizeth Porfírio dos Santos, responsible electrical engineer at Arisolar.

Initial Tests

Arisolar chose the integrator DOSOL Brasil, from the São José do Rio Preto region, for the first installation of the microinverter. The company has know-how in MLPE inverter technology for more than eight years.
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Freddy Romero, project manager at DOSOL, led the equipment studies and provided some information regarding the first installation and the analysis of energy production.

“In our preliminary evaluation, we analyzed that the equipment delivers 600 W of power per MPPT, being faithful to the technical sheet. The micro photovoltaic plant that we installed did not show derating in high temperature conditions, in a region that already reached 40 ºC ambient during the analysis period”, he reported.

According to the expert, the issue of temperature in MLPE systems is a challenge, however, the BYM-2400 model obtained satisfactory results. “The preliminary study also showed an energy production of up to 20% greater under the same conditions, compared to better-known microinverter models on the Brazilian market”, he concluded.

Launch at Intersolar South America

Aristides Carmo, da Arisolar, e André Mattioli, da Beny. Imagem: Beny/Divulgação
Aristides Carmo, from Arisolar, and André Mattioli, from Beny. Image: Beny/Disclosure

A Intersolar South America 2023, held in the city of São Paulo (SP), was the stage chosen for the launch in Brazil of the line of microinverters, which has already been approved by Inmetro, whose powers are 600 W, 2000 W and 2400 W.

At the event, negotiations for the supply of 2400W microinverter, being the most powerful single-phase microinverter in the Brazilian sector, according to Beny, through Arisolar distributor.

“We are excited to have our product available in Brazil for integrators, with the pioneering spirit of Arisolar, a distributor that has been recognized as a friend of the integrator, being a reference in service and after sales”, commented André Mattioli, Beny manager in Brazil.

Second Aristides Prudenciano do Carmo, CEO and founder of Arisolar, strengthening ties and helping integrators is a very strong mission for the company. “We are optimistic about the resumption of the photovoltaic market after the challenging first semester we experienced in 2023.”

“We are looking to the horizon, prioritizing bringing cutting-edge technology and quality products. Beny is a highly technological Chinese company with several solutions for Brazil. The supply agreement contemplates our focus on taking advantage of the current demands of the photovoltaic sector in relation to MLPE technology”, he concluded.


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Matthew Badra
Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. Has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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