With the theme “From micro to grand: smart storage that transforms the world”, the manufacturer Hoymiles presented at Intersolar South America a complete portfolio of photovoltaic and storage solutions for the residential, C&I (commercial & industrial) and large power plant segments.
"Participating in Intersolar Brasil once again demonstrated Hoymiles' confidence and continued investment in the Brazilian market. With technological innovation and local collaboration, we will continue to deliver more efficient, safe, and intelligent solutions, alongside our partners, to build a greener and more sustainable life," said Débora Garcez, Marketing Manager for Latam at Hoymiles.
Among the new products is the HMS-2250DW-4T microinverter, which supports up to 18A of input current and is compatible with high-power photovoltaic modules. According to the manufacturer, the device's plug-and-play design and integrated Wi-Fi module simplify installation and reduce cabling.
Another novelty was the combination of the HYS-7.5LV-USG1 inverter with the LB-5D-G2 battery, forming a complete domestic energy management system, which integrates generation, energy storage safe and smart management, ideal for new users.
For the C&I segment, the HoyUltra 2 and HoyPrime liquid refrigeration storage systems attracted attention. HoyUltra 2 achieves cycle efficiency of up to 90,3% (equivalent >88,4%), reduces auxiliary consumption by more than 30%, and offers IP55/IP65/IP67 protection, as well as C5 corrosion resistance, suitable for the Latin American climate.
HoyPrime (5MW/10MWh) is an integrated liquid cooling solution that ensures stable operation even under severe conditions and can be applied in multiple scenarios: storage for renewables, independent or shared systems.
During the first day of the fair, the stand of Hoymiles The event attracted a large audience, including representatives from leading companies such as TSEA, Dicomp, Soprano, Amara, and other partners, with whom the team held live raffles and discussed new opportunities for regional cooperation.
A decade in the Brazilian market
Since 2015, Hoymiles has been one of the first microinverter manufacturers to operate in Brazil and Latin America, always guided by a long-term strategic vision. "Thanks to cutting-edge technology, structured local operations, and high-quality services, the company has built solid competitive advantages," he commented. Leo Zhu, Commercial Director for Latin America at Hoymiles.
Today, the company leads the region in microinverter shipments and has established itself as the preferred brand among users in Brazil, according to a Greener survey. "The reliability of our products is widely proven, with nearly 500 microinverters installed and a failure rate of just 0,38%, well below the average for major brands in the industry," noted André Issa, After-Sales Manager at hoymiles.
This performance placed Hoymiles among the 10 most relevant inverter brands in the country, according to a report by Brazilian consultancy Greener. The spokesperson added that the company is also accelerating in the storage sector. "Classified by BNEF as a Tier 1 global manufacturer in storage, Hoymiles began flagship projects in Latin America in 2022, later expanding to Mexico, Colombia, and other key markets. Currently, its new commercial and industrial liquid-cooled storage systems are already being successfully delivered," he said.
Networking and recognition
On the eve of Intersolar, Hoymiles hosted an exclusive recognition and celebration dinner with its partners. During the event, customers were honored for their exceptional performance in the first half of 2025:
- Trends Energia: recognized as Hoymiles Influencer;
- Ampere Energia: awarded as the company with the largest number of Hoymiles installations;
- Effect: celebrated for having installed more than 8.000 microinverters in Brazil.
According to the manufacturer, in addition to the awards, the dinner was an opportunity to strengthen ties with the Brazilian market and share firsthand the company's latest news and next steps.
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