After debuting on Intersolar South America, Hypontech officially launched its latest HPT 3-15KL 30-phase string inverter. The product was designed exclusively for solar plants in Brazil to suit the 220 V three-phase network type.
“Based on the design philosophy to offer high-density, lightweight and easy-to-install solutions, Hypontech has established further commitments within the HPT 15-30KL, integrating the 3-phase portfolio with more versatility into grid-connected installations in the country,” highlighted the company in a note.
According to the manufacturer, the inverter is equipped with inputs of up to eight strings and 4 MPP (Maximum Power Point) trackers, allowing flexibility in module orientations and, therefore, adaptability to shading conditions.
“While planning and installations are made easier, the new HPT is integrated with strong, robust algorithms powered by Texas Instrument’s newest generation of dual-core DSP,” the company highlighted.
Furthermore, Hypontech emphasized that it continued to invest to develop high environmental resistance for 3-phase inverters. With the aluminum unbody die-casting chassis and intelligent cooling solution, “HPT could thus operate at maximum photovoltaic efficiency up to 98,8% to provide optimal yield against environmental factors including humidity, dust and high temperature.” .
