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Solis and TÜV Rheinland announce strategic partnership 

Agreement was signed at Intersolar Europe; company also displays 255 kW inverter

Solis and TÜV Rheinland announce strategic partnership

Signing of strategic collaboration between both parties. Image: Solis/Disclosure

Aiming to drive continuous improvement in the solar photovoltaic and energy storage industry, the Solis announced, in Intersolar Europe to strategic agreement with TUV Rheinland. 

Lu Hefeng, deputy general manager of Solis, and Li Weichun, vice president of global power electronics product services at TÜV Rheinland, represented their respective organizations at the signing of the partnership. 

“A Solis is committed to producing safe and innovative products globally. This agreement is a testament to our unwavering focus and the global team's dedication to continuous improvement. We look forward to jointly advancing our vision of ensuring that green energy becomes the world's leading energy source,” said Lu.

VDE 4130 certification: 255 kW inverter

At the manufacturer's stand, TÜV Rheinland and the Solis utility-scale team celebrated the official delivery of the VDE 4130 certificate for the Solis-(215-255)K-EHV-5G-PLUS high voltage inverter.

According to the company, this series of inverters maximizes the production of photovoltaic plants from high-performance panels, including bifacial, and features a fuse-free design and IP66 protection. 

In addition, the line features 14 MPPT / 12 MPPT, maximum efficiency of 99% and supports a DC / AC ratio of 200%. Also presented during the exhibition was the 350 kW inverter, offering efficiency of up to 99%, 12/16 MPPTs, 32 inputs, a string current of 20 A and supporting a DC/AC ratio of 150%. 

Certificate received by the company during the event. Image: Solis/Disclosure

Other solutions

From DIY installations on balconies and C&I storage solutions (commercial and industrial) to intelligent software integration and debates on cybersecurity, the team took advantage of the fair to present its other solutions for the segment.

During Intersolar, Solis unveiled its S6-GR1P(0.8)K-UM, a compact balcony inverter designed for the German market. According to the company, the product is suitable for various photovoltaic module configurations and applications, including balconies, terraces, garages and outdoor projects.

Solis' latest line of hybrid inverters has also received a lot of attention. Visitors were able to see first-hand the S6-EH3P(8-15)KL, S6-EH3P(12-20)KH and S6-EH3P(30-50)KH models – all compatible with batteries from global brands such as BYD, LG Energy Solutions, Dyness and Pylon Tech.

The manufacturer's solutions exhibited at Intersolar Europe. Image: Solis/Disclosure

SolisCloud

The online commissioning and monitoring platform, SolisCloud, was also one of the highlights at the event. This platform allows installers, O&M (operation and maintenance) providers and system owners to manage their Solis installations in a simplified way. 

Advanced diagnostics enable string-level fault location for troubleshooting and minimal downtime. Various residential, commercial and large-scale systems can be managed. 

According to the company, owners benefit by visualizing the sustainable impact of their investment through displayed data, including carbon emissions avoided, equivalent trees planted, system production and earnings. 

SolisCloud is secure against cyberattacks in accordance with Telecommunications Product and Infrastructure Security Act (PSTI) standards, ensuring customers that their data is protected.

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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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