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The manufacturer Sengi Solar presented its new photovoltaic modules at Intersolar South America: Atlântica and Sertão.
The Atlântica SV1B72 solar panel is bifacial with a maximum efficiency of 21.3%, power range between 535 – 550Wp, composed of 144 cells. The Sertão SN1B72 is also bifacial with a maximum efficiency of 22.1%, power range between 555-570Wp, made up of 144 cells and features TOPCON technology.
According to Sengi, the panels have a robust structure and elegant design, featuring cutting-edge technologies that guarantee high conversion efficiency and an exceptional useful life.
According to the manufacturer, the modules are perfectly suited to a variety of scenarios, from residential installations to large commercial and industrial projects.
“We are excited to bring the Atlântica and Sertão solar modules to the market. In addition to their efficient energy generation capacity, they embody the perfect fusion between innovation and environmental responsibility, characteristics that resonate deeply with the Brazilian people and with our commitment to a greener future”, declared Sengi Solar R&D Manager, Murilo Bonetto.
According to the company, the names of the panels are inspired by Brazil's geographic diversity and rooted in the commitment to sustainability, the Atlântica and Sertão solar modules were created as tangible representations of Brazilian DNA.
Virtual factory tour
For this edition of Intersolar, Sengi prepared a unique and immersive experience. Using virtual reality glasses, visitors can experience a complete journey, following the manufacturing process from the beginning to the final product.
After the virtual tour experience, participants will be challenged to test their knowledge with an interactive quiz, answering some questions about the company, manufacturing processes and the unique features of our products.
Furthermore, at the stand, participants can take a closer look at a projection that highlights the innovative installation of a tracker. Sengi's stand is at W2.30, Expo Center Norte, São Paulo.
