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DAH Solar launches a new line of hybrid inverters with activation times as low as 4 milliseconds.

The product line includes batteries and AC coupling technology for residential, commercial, industrial, and larger-scale projects.

Photo: DAH Solar/Disclosure

Manufacturer DAH Solar will expand its portfolio in the Brazilian market with a line of hybrid inverters integrated with batteries for photovoltaic systems and converters with AC Coupling (PCS) technology with 4 millisecond activation.

According to the manufacturer, the solutions were developed to meet the needs of applications ranging from residential to larger commercial and industrial projects.

According to Fernando Calenzani, applications engineer at DAH Solar, this movement is occurring amidst growing demand for solutions capable of increasing predictability in consumption, reducing energy costs, and ensuring operational continuity, at a time when the Brazilian market is entering a new phase.

"Solar energy is already well-established, but now the focus is shifting to how to better manage this energy, with greater efficiency, predictability, and autonomy," he said.

Within this strategy, one of the main highlights raised by the company is the All-in-one concept, a model in which inverters and batteries are developed to operate in an integrated manner.

DAH Solar launches a new line of hybrid inverters with activation times as low as 4 milliseconds.
Photo: DAH Solar/Disclosure

According to DAH Solar, the goal is to simplify system installation, reduce project complexity, and increase operational reliability.

Currently, the company already has the SolarUnit, a solution that integrates a module and microinverter, allowing consumers to start with a conventional on-grid system and incorporate storage later by adding power supplies and batteries.

According to engineer Calenzani, the model facilitates retrofit projects, as it allows integration with existing systems without the need to replace the entire installed structure.

“Our goal is to simplify the lives of both the integrator and the client, with integrated and compatible solutions that allow for evolution over time without the need to replace the entire system,” Calenzani pointed out.

The solutions were developed in a modular format and cater to different consumption profiles, from residential applications with capacities up to 20 kWh, to commercial systems between 26 kWh and 273 kWh, as well as industrial applications ranging from 1 MWh to 4 MWh.

According to the company, the flexibility of the equipment meets a growing demand in the Brazilian market for systems that can be gradually expanded in a more accessible and economically viable way.

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Caique Amorim
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Caique Amorim

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