During Intersolar South America 2026, Solmais will be running a digital campaign that offers integrators a tour of the booths of nine partner manufacturers.
Named Jornada Solmais, the initiative will use an exclusive app to organize visits and track participants' routes during the fair, which takes place between this Tuesday (25) and Thursday (27), at Expo Center Norte, in São Paulo (SP).
Through the app, visitors will be able to plan their route, locate the stands, and track their progress along the circuit. Those who complete the journey will be entered into a draw to win Apple products. Participating companies include Sungrow, Hoymiles, Growatt, Luxpower, Pratyc, ZNShine, ERA Solar, Ronma Solar, and Reicon.
To participate in the campaign, those interested should visit the page of Solmais Journeywhere they can download the app, see the participating brands, view the booth map, and check the rules of the event.
Nine manufacturers in a single journey.
To complete the Journey, the integrator must visit all nine booths and validate their presence at each stop using a QR code and a selfie.
In addition to recording check-ins, the app displays individual progress and directs visitors to participating booths to learn about products, applications, and business opportunities.
“Intersolar is the best place to bring together those who develop technology and those who apply these solutions in their daily lives. The purpose of the event is to connect manufacturers with installers and make this experience more organized, relevant, and productive for everyone,” says Joaquim Fernandes, business director at Solmais.
Participants who complete all nine check-ins will be entered into a draw to win one of five 256GB iPhone 17 Pro Max phones. The app will also have a feed for posting photos from the event. Each participant can select one image to enter a draw to win a MacBook Air M5, according to the campaign rules.
According to Solmais, the award aims to increase interaction between visitors and exhibitors and encourage integrators to learn about different technologies presented during the event.
In addition to the event, Solmais will use Intersolar to expand its portfolio of energy storage solutions, with new hybrid inverters and batteries, as well as equipment focused on electric mobility.
Among the new products are Hoymiles' split-phase hybrid inverters, compatible with 127 V two-phase and 220 V single-phase networks, with power ratings of 7,5 kW and 10,5 kW.
The line also includes a 6 kW single-phase model at 220 V and a 20 kW three-phase solution at 380 V. The set is complemented by a 6 kWh lithium battery, with a declared lifespan of up to 8 cycles.
In the Growatt line, the portfolio now includes 6 kW, 7,3 kW, 10,5 kW, and 12 kW split-phase hybrid inverters, as well as a 5 kWh lithium battery with a declared lifespan of up to 6 cycles.
Solmais is also expanding its offering of NEEATA Power lithium batteries for 12V and 24V applications. According to the distributor, there are more than 15 capacity options available for immediate delivery, intended for both compact applications and systems with greater autonomy requirements.
Equipment from other manufacturers, including Luxpower, completes the portfolio of inverters, batteries, and hybrid systems designed for the different grid configurations found in Brazil.
Electric mobility is among the new releases.
The portfolio expansion also extends to electric mobility. Solmais will now offer a Sennan Electric fast-charging station with 80 kW of power and two connectors.
Aimed at commercial and local applications with higher demand for recharging, the solution expands the distributor's operations in a segment that complements photovoltaic and storage systems.
Promotional shipping rates remain in effect until the end of August.
Solmais is maintaining its R$1 shipping campaign until August 31st for eligible orders destined for 14 states. This offer includes the nine states of the Northeast region, as well as Paraná, São Paulo, Santa Catarina, Mato Grosso do Sul, and Rio Grande do Sul.
The promotion is valid for orders starting at R$ 6 in net product value, subject to the availability, shipping, and coverage rules established by the company.
According to Solmais, freight costs can represent between 4% and 14% of the value of an order. The company estimates allocating approximately R$ 1 million to logistics subsidies during August, seeking to reduce the impact of this cost for integrators and stimulate the conversion of commercial opportunities generated during the trade fair.
Credit to unlock projects
The strategy also includes SolmaisCred, a structured modality with private fund capital and operation under a loan agreement.
According to the distributor, the solution has already enabled hundreds of proposals that were stalled or faced restrictions in traditional financing models.
This modality is geared towards projects where there is consumer interest, but where approval from conventional financial institutions is difficult, functioning as an alternative to enable commercial opportunities for integrators.
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