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PHB opens third distribution center in Brazil

With the new center, the company intends to reduce equipment delivery times

PHB opens third distribution center in Brazil

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In 2020, the PHB Solar recorded a 20% growth in its revenue. Aiming to keep up with the growing demand of the Brazilian photovoltaic market, the company opened its third distribution center at the beginning of this month, located in the city of Barueri (SP).

“The third PHB Solar distribution center came to further accelerate deliveries and streamline our logistics process. The space is large, which allows for a larger stock, with a variety of products and materials available for immediate delivery”, says Ildo Bet, co-founder of PHB Solar.

Also according to the executive, the objective of the new distribution center is to reduce the order dispatch period from five days to two, and in the future, to one day after full payment for the order. The site has an area of ​​approximately 6,8 meters and has several docks for loading and unloading trucks.

Plans for 2021

The company has ambitious plans for this year. In addition to the new center, PHB has implemented improvements to the sales platform and is working on new models of single-phase and three-phase inverters.

According to the co-founder, PHB plans to launch off-grid and hybrid photovoltaic solutions with energy storage for the solar market in 2021.

Read more: PHB records increase in revenue in 2020, says company co-founder

“This year, our goal is to offer a line of single-phase inverters with an integrated string box to reduce the costs of the photovoltaic kit and allow for faster and safer installation of the system. Our new models of three-phase inverters must include new features that will increase security and monitor the system in more detail”, highlighted Bet.

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