A Solmais, in partnership with Must Energy, presented to the Brazilian market yours new line de storage power, including off-grid inverters and lithium batteries (LiFePO4).
According to the company, this mix of products opens doors to a wide range de applications, from emergency energy reserves, backup solutions and optimization of self-consumption.
The distributor stated that realized an detailed assessment da Must Energy technology to choose the mix – ensuring its adaptation and effectiveness for the sector in Brazil.
Additionally, with the launch of the training program Solmais Expert, the company emphasized that it is committed to capacity of your patients, and e integrators, providing the skills needed to size, install and commission Must storage solutions safely and confidently.
Joaquim Fernandes, Business Director at Solmais, highlighted that the recent partnership with Must Energy not only introduces advanced solar energy storage solutions to the Brazilian market, but also paves the way for a new era of photovoltaic projects.
“By equipping integrators with the necessary tools and knowledge, this collaboration is ready to lead the transition to a more resilient, sustainable and independent energy future. Retrofitting existing on-grid systems with these innovative solutions promises to redefine what is possible in the field of solar energy, transforming untapped potential into autonomy and energy efficiency,” he said.
Opportunities in retrofitting on-grid systems
One of the most promising opportunities in the storage market is the retrofit of installed on-grid systems. According to Solmais, the introduction of lithium batteries and off-grid inverters from Must Energy, in addition to maximizing the use of solar energy generated, provides significant benefits.
Advantages include energy autonomy during grid outages, reduced dependence on conventional energy sources and the ability to better manage energy demand.
These solutions also pave the way for a reliable energy supply in cases of blackouts, acting as robust backup systems for both homes and small and medium-sized businesses.
In remote and isolated areas, where connection to the grid is often impractical or non-existent, implementing an off-grid system with storage capacity becomes the ideal solution, ensuring continuous access to energy.
“These solutions are designed to add value to existing and new projects, setting other business standards in 2024. The ability to consistently supply electricity, even in adverse situations, makes solar storage a real trend in the transition to a more niche photovoltaic sector. resilient”, concluded Fernandes.
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