SNEC 2021 brought many technological innovations to boost the solar energy market. The manufacturer of photovoltaic inverters Hypontech unveiled its full portfolio of grid-tied and storage inverters at the event. The new HPT 30-50 kW three-phase inverter is targeted at commercial and industrial installations, and has 4 MPPTs available.
In addition, it has versions of 30, 33, 36, 40 and 50 kW and with a maximum DC power between 49,5 kWp and 65 kWp with approximately 98,8 and 99,0% efficiency. According to the company, the equipment is more robust, facilitating the installation and maintenance of the integrator. The inverter has a DC overload of up to 40% and a maximum input current of 30A.
The company also has two more inverter models in the HPT series. The three-phase inverter for small businesses, HPT 15-25K, and the HPT 3-11 kW, for residential systems. Both devices have a DC overload of up to 50% and IP65 protection level. Another product on display at the event was the single-phase inverter HPK 1-3 kW from Hypontech, aimed at residential photovoltaic systems. The device has 1 MPPT and a DC overload of up to 50%.
Hypontech also presented the single-phase inverters from the HPS line, which has three model variations aimed at residential systems. All equipment has IP65 level protection and operates at up to 50°C without reducing capacity. The HPS 1.5-3 kW has a single MPPT input, is compact in size and weighs 9 kg. In addition, the inverter is coated with a protective spray. The series also includes the HPS 3-6,5 kW and HPS 7-9kW inverters with 2 MPPT inputs.
Also unveiled at the event were the HHS 3,68-6 kW residential hybrid storage inverters that are integrated with a BMS system, with lithium-ion and lead-acid battery options. The HBS 3.68-6 kW is the AC-coupled storage inverter that enables integration into residential systems.
According to the manufacturer, the inverter is designed to be highly adaptable to photovoltaic systems, including battery connections and grid-tied inverters. Currently, the HPS, HPT and HPK inverters are available in Brazil, covering up to 25 kW, with the 30 to 50 kW HPT model coming soon. Read more.
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