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Fronius launches inverters for the Brazilian market

The single-phase Primo GEN24 Plus and Tauro inverters will be available in Brazil later this year.

Photovoltaic inverter manufacturer Fronius has launched two new equipment models: the single-phase Primo GEN24 Plus and the Tauros. According to the company, they will be available for the Brazilian solar market throughout 2021. 

The single-phase Primo GEN24 Plus inverter is scheduled to arrive in Brazil in the first quarter of 2021, in power classes from 3 to 6 kW.

According to the manufacturers, the equipment offers the option of demand-driven emergency power, Multi Flow Technology, active cooling, SuperFlex Design and integrated shading management, in addition to making excess photovoltaic energy available for heat pumps or electric mobility.

With this, a single source provides everything from solar energy generation to the photovoltaic optimized intelligent charging of electric vehicles. 

The Tauro inverter, intended for companies and large systems, has different versions, classes and powers, from 50 to 100kW and is ideal for roof and open space systems.

Also according to Fronius, the inverter has integrated intelligent technology and a maximum performance of 50 °C at ambient temperature. This model is expected to be available on the Brazilian market from the second half of 2021.

Investment in hydrogen

Fronius International GmbH is investing in the construction of a modern, environmentally friendly hydrogen center in Steinhaus, Austria. 

“More than 30 experts will work with a focus on a sustainable hydrogen energy future. Research, development, production and sales will find their new home, and in the future, training and customer presentations will take place here,” says Thomas Rührlinger, responsible for business development in hydrogen technology at Fronius International.

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