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Sunova presents new microinverter and N-Type modules

The company will also launch the AC Box at Intersolar, which is a distribution board in CA

Sunova has a confirmed presence at Intersolar South America 2022, which takes place between the 23rd and 25th of August in São Paulo (SP).

The company will display its new SMI microinverter, AC BOX – AC distribution board – and the N-Type modules, which have energy degradation of less than 1% in the first year, and less than 0,4% annual degradation with a 30-year warranty offered.

According to the manufacturer, the main objective is to become a complete provider de solutions e photovoltaic products (one-stop supplier), and through new launches facilitate investment and support for customers and distributors.

“Intersolar South America, as one of the main fairs in the solar sector in Brazil, ends up becoming the perfect setting to share technologies, strengthen relationships and develop new businesses”, highlights Juliana Real, company spokesperson.

At the opening of the fair (23), in addition to the launches, Sunova will also hold a party for its main partners and customers, with an additional presentation of Marco Conte from Greener's Market Intelligence sector. The company's stand will be available for visits during all Intersolar days. It is located in A1 30 street.

About a company

Sunova is a modern and high-tech enterprise, which integrates photovoltaic design, resource and development, manufacturing, sales and service. Currently, it is committed to the global distributed market, and is developing and manufacturing new photovoltaic products, including energy storage, inverters and rapid shutdown systems.

By manufacturing new products, the intention is that in the future Sunova will be able to develop more potential markets, and thus be able to offer a complete service to customers with high efficiency, high quality and affordable prices.

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