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KSTAR launches C&I product line for the Brazilian market

Inverters, storage systems and chargers for VES will be on display at Intersolar

Kstar launches C&I product line for the Brazilian market

KSTAR BluePulse Line. Photo: KSTAR/Disclosure

A KSTAR extension will be present at Intersolar South America – which will take place between August 27th and 29th at Expo Center Norte, in São Paulo (SP) – with a robust product line aimed at the Brazilian market. 

Among the highlights are state-of-the-art inverters, energy storage systems e EV chargers (electric vehicles), designed to meet C&I applications (commercial and industrial).

Below are the equipment that will be exposed In the event.

BluePulse Storage Line

The BluePulse line integrates a hybrid inverter and the KAC50DP-BC100DE external battery cabinet – which provide up to 102,4 kWh of energy with 90% efficiency. The ESS solution is designed for outdoor use with IP54 protection and operates effectively over a wide temperature range. 

“The series also enables various applications such as peak shaving and load shifting – optimization of the use of diesel and electrical energy (off-peak/off-peak strategy), as well as better management of demand and voltage variations, being an essential asset for optimizing the electricity management and reduce operational costs”, highlighted Thomas Spadinger, Country Manager Brazil at KSTAR extension. 

Time of Use Case, with a capacity of 50 kW / 100 kWh, installed in a project in Poland. Image: KSTAR/Reproduction
Self-consumption case, with a capacity of 150 kW / 300 kWh, installed in Hungary. Image: KSTAR/Reproduction
Dynamic Control Case, with a capacity of 50 kW / 100 kWh, installed in Hungary. Image: KSTAR/Disclosure

BlueKernel and BlueWave lines

A KSTAR extension introduces its new BlueKernel line and the 125 kW three-phase on-grid string inverter, with efficiency of up to 98,7%. The solution is compatible with high-power photovoltaic panels, making it ideal for various industrial applications. With a maximum DC voltage of 1100 V and IP66 protection, it guarantees high performance in varied conditions.

“In large-scale applications, the BlueWave line offers a 350 kW three-phase on-grid string inverter, which supports up to 32 strings and performs with high efficiency even at high altitudes or high temperatures. With a wide MPPT voltage range of 500 V – 1500 V and IP66 class, it offers durability and reliability in demanding environments”, he highlighted. 

KSTAR manufacturing unit. Image: KSTAR/Disclosure

AC and DC chargers from the GreenFlow line

According to Spadinger, the Greenflow series includes AC and DC vehicle electric chargers. The Greenflow AC charger offers flexibility with single-phase (7 kW) and three-phase (22 kW) options, for example.

Designed for both wall and pedestal installations, the products feature app-based RFID controls, smart charging capabilities and IP55 protection, making them suitable for a variety of residential and commercial applications. 

The Greenflow CC charger (C&I) delivers high-power charging, such as 240 kW with double connectors, ensuring efficient operation for companies investing in electric mobility.

Local partners and small and medium-sized companies

According to the executive, the new C&I lines of KSTAR extension are prepared to transform Brazil's energy solutions. “Our cutting-edge technology supports local distributors, integrators and EPCs, offering customized high-performance tools for small and medium-sized businesses, industries and solar farms.”

“By integrating our next-generation solutions, local small and medium-sized businesses can improve their energy efficiency, reduce operating costs and meet sustainability goals. This comprehensive approach not only optimizes energy use, but also significantly reduces the carbon footprint and electricity expenses, boosting innovation and energy transition in Brazil”, he concluded.

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Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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