Growatt sees advancement in storage and electric mobility in Brazil

The advancement of energy storage and electric mobility is emerging as one of the main trends in the Brazilian solar sector.

This assessment comes from Growatt, which two weeks after Intersolar South America 2025 reinforces that the market's receptiveness to its new lines of hybrid inverters, high-power microinverters and electric vehicle chargers indicates a change in the demand profile.

According to the company, residential and commercial customers are increasingly aware of the need for energy resilience, with systems capable of maintaining power supply in the event of grid failures while also integrating batteries, generators, and higher-power modules.

In this scenario, the manufacturer highlighted that it is committed to providing intelligent, efficient and reliable photovoltaic and storage systems.

"The company's mission is clear: to empower homes and businesses around the world to achieve energy independence, reducing dependence on the conventional power grid and contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable future," the company stated.

“More than products, at Intersolar we present your vision for energy transition, connecting technological innovation, sustainability and energy independence”, he adds.

High storage

During the three days of the event, the Growatt highlighted hybrid inverters with advanced UPS functions, parallel operation and priority for critical loads.

According to the company, these resources were designed to serve consumers seeking energy independence and better use of distributed solar generation. Check out the features of each solution presented at the fair:

SPH 10000TL-HU / HU-US: single-phase 220Vac or two-phase 127/220Vac hybrid inverter, with IP65 protection rating. Compatible with low-voltage batteries from Growatt and other manufacturers in the Brazilian market. It has a Integrated UPS, with switching time of only 10ms in case of blackouts, input for diesel generator and port for smart charging. Its dual AC output design prioritizes critical loads, ensuring uninterrupted power. 24/7. Up to six units can be connected in parallel;

SPE 6000–12000US: 127/220Vac two-phase hybrid inverter, IP20 protection rating, available in 6kW to 12kW versions — including an exclusive 7,5kW model for the Brazilian market. Compatible with low-voltage batteries, it has dual AC input + integrated transfer switch for seamless connection with diesel generators. Supports peak shaving, intelligent backup load management and configurable battery charging (by power, time, or source). Can be expanded to up to nine units in parallel;

WIT 15-50K-HU-L2: three-phase hybrid inverter 220Vac or 380V, IP66 protection rating, compatible with Growatt and third-party low-voltage batteries. It has a function UPS (10ms), Diesel generator input and smart charging port, ensuring uninterrupted power. Like the SPH, it features smart AC outputs that prioritize critical loads. Up to six units can operate in parallel.

Microinverters adapted to the new generation of modules

According to Growatt, the NEO line, compatible with modules up to 650 W, attracted attention for meeting the trend toward increasingly powerful modules in Brazil. The low DC voltage design and compliance with rapid shutdown (RSD) standards were presented as differentiators in terms of safety and practicality.

The microinverter family NEO brings flexible and high-performance solutions for residential systems:

• NEO 800–1000M-X: 2 MPPTs with input current up to 18A;-
• NEO 2000M-X and NEO 2250–2500M-X2: 4 MPPTs, also with current up to 18A.

Electric mobility on the radar

Another highlight was the expansion of the THOR line. Growatt showcased residential AC chargers (7 kW, 11 kW, and 22 kW), as well as DC fast chargers ranging from 40 kW to 200 kW.

"We thank all the customers and partners who visited our booth during the fair. It was a pleasure to share our solutions and further strengthen our partnership," the manufacturer added.

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