The Hoymiles DTU-Pro can now be sold throughout Brazil. This is because the equipment was recently approved by Anatel (Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency), responsible for the concession, regulation and supervision of telecommunications in the country.
According to Hoymiles, DTU provides monitoring at the level of photovoltaic panels with respective data storage. With the equipment, it is possible to monitor not only energy generation, but also the consumption of household equipment.
Additionally, the equipment features an improved external antenna that ensures connectivity with microinverters and monitoring servers, supports power export limitation and zero export applications, allows power factor adjustments to meet local requirements, and features a redesigned layout for power platforms. apps and web, plus four LED indicators for easy viewing of connectivity and power status.
Also according to the company, it supports several communication protocols, where the user can choose between the Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU protocols, in addition to being able to store data at the module level for seven days in the event of an internet interruption. The equipment still complies and meets the main international standards, including FCC, CE, RCM.
The warranty, provided by the manufacturer, is two years of use. It can be applied to residential, industrial and commercial photovoltaic network systems. Communication can be done via Wi-Fi or cable.
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