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Elsys presents its first inverter at Intersolar 2021

The company also offers customized development of solutions for consumers and integrators

Aiming to expand its operations in the photovoltaic market, the technology company Elsys presented the company's first own-brand single-phase inverter at Intersolar South America 2021. The model has 3 kW of power and is aimed at the residential segment. 

“Our expectation is to be closer to our customers, this is the first post-pandemic event, we are investing more and more in solar energy, as we believe that this is the model of the future, in addition to being highly sustainable, which can transform lives” , highlighted Ricardo Nakamura, Product Manager for Solar Energy at Elsys.

Currently, Elsys also offers personalized development of solar energy solutions for consumers and integrators, along with project preparation, approval by competent bodies, installation and production capacity.

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In addition to equipment for the solar sector, the company's portfolio includes equipment and services for TV, Internet and smart home, such as lamps, switches, cameras and security locks.

1st Mega Fair

At the beginning of October, the company held its 1st Mega Solar Energy Fair in Manaus (AM). The objective of the event was to present to the state the solutions and benefits of solar energy, in addition to Elsys technologies for other segments such as Connected Home and TV.

“More than sales, our idea is to make solar energy known as a solution for the present and the future, and give these people access to information that they would not have through another channel, especially in a time of crisis. energy in the country”, said Miriam Rezaghi, solar marketing coordinator at Elsys.

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