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SAJ launches new line of photovoltaic inverters for 2022

Manufacturer announces hybrid inverters for Brazil and forecast for the R6 line

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SAJ hopes to hold a series of Roadshows throughout Brazil this year. Photo: SAJ/Disclosure

A SAJ announced that in 2022 it will present new lines of photovoltaic inverters to improve customers' energy consumption.

With the arrival of new R6 inverters in the Brazilian market scheduled for the first half of the year, the line follows the same pattern as the current model already sold, the R5 line, and will have a 10-year warranty in Brazil.

“With a totally innovative, elegant design and reduced size, the new R6 promises to bring benefits to both the installer and the end customer”, highlighted the manufacturer in a statement.

According to the company, the fact that it is more compact draws attention compared to “its older brother” with almost half the volume and weight using the 25 kW model as a base.

“We also promise, soon, the arrival of the new H2 hybrid inverters and their B2 batteries. With a completely revolutionary design and UPS function, the new H2 inverters promise easy intelligent working modes and fast charging,” added SAJ.

Furthermore, he emphasized that such products support 100% three-phase voltage unbalance and work in conjunction with high-generation photovoltaic modules.

The B2 lithium battery, according to the manufacturer, is easy to install with its modular and stacked design. “The firmware update is done remotely, which makes it easier for the end customer to maintain the security of their device. The range comes with flexible capacity options from 4,8 kWh to 24 kWh.”

The company emphasized that it hopes to hold a series of Roadshows throughout Brazil this year to present the new R6 line with the R5.

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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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