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The world's most powerful microinverter is launched at Intersolar 2021

During the event, held in São Paulo, Ecori presented the QT2D microinverter from APsystems

A Ecori Solar Energy presented, during Intersolar 2021, the DS3D and QT2D microinverters from APsystems and the launch of the SYNERGY line, from SolarEdge.

For Rodrigo Matias, commercial director at Ecori, “the big highlight was the QT2D microinverter, which is set to be the new reference in three-phase microinverters”.

According to him, with 3.600 W, the product is the most powerful microinverter in the world and will be available from February 2022 in Brazil.

Also according to Matias, the equipment offers the solar market the flexibility to operate across the entire power range of microgeneration projects, from the smallest to the largest, offering a better cost-benefit and the advantages of MLPE (Module Level) technology. Power Electronics).

Regarding the DS3D, the 2 W single-phase microinverter, the distributor emphasized that the product also features MLPE technology and will be available from December this year.

“Ecori’s launches at Intersolar 2021 deliver to the Brazilian market solutions with extremely high added value that accompany technological dynamism, mainly the power of the modules”, said the executive.

Watch: Solar Chat with Yoni Ziv and Rodrigo Matias

“Those who visited our stand at Intersolar saw the most innovative technology for the photovoltaic sector”, emphasized Leandro Martins, president of Ecori.

Read more: Intersolar 2021: high power panels and hybrid inverters

Intersolar 2021 breaks attendance record in Brazil

Intersolar, the largest fair in the solar sector in Latin America, won the audience record in the 2021 edition. According to the organizers, the event brought together approximately 28 thousand visitors in three days of exhibition, exceeding expectations of 25 thousand people, a record for the last edition of the fair.

In addition, it also surpassed the public of Intersolar Europe Restart 2021, held two weeks ago, which registered the participation of 26 thousand visitors.

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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