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FoxESS opens factory with annual production capacity of 12 GW

Tsingshan Group company focuses on the production of hybrid inverters

FoxESS, a company belonging to the Tsingshan Steel Group, has set up a new factory in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, China. The unit has an annual production capacity of 10 GW. According to the manufacturer of inverters and energy storage solutions, the new factory will produce hybrid inverters for storage and use in residential and commercial photovoltaic systems.

The flagship is the All in One (AIO) system, with powers ranging from 3 to 6 kW in the single-phase version and 6 to 10 kW in the three-phase version. According to the company, the battery can reach a storage capacity of 5,2 kWh to 20,8 kWh. The system integrates inverter, storage, BMS, AC charger and emergency power supply (EPS) module in a single device. In addition, the system also offers a solution against blackouts to continue powering the loads even in the absence of the grid.

The advantages of this solution include ease of installation, high reliability and efficiency (up to 99% and 6.000 cycles), monitoring via smartphone and the possibility of indoor and outdoor installation. “The Tsingshan Group, a world leader in steel production, owns nickel, manganese and iron mines, all of which are necessary for the production of storage batteries. Thus, we are able to produce 20 GWh of batteries every year. FoxESS, founded in 2019, is the branch in charge of designing, producing and offering to reference markets a solution composed of inverters and batteries,” the company said in a press release.

About FoxESS

Founded in the year 2019, the company focuses on R&D (Research and Development), production and sales of hybrid inverters and lithium batteries; smart energy management solutions for homes, industrial buildings and commercial enterprises.

Ericka Araújo
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Ericka Araújo

Communications Manager of Canal Solar. Host of Papo Solar. Since 2020, he has been following the renewable energy market. He has experience in producing podcasts, interview programs and writing journalistic articles. In 2019, he received the 2019 Tropical Journalist Award from SBMT and the FEAC Journalism Award.

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