A WIN Solar increased during the Intersolar South America 2023, relationship with your Providers, especially the JA Solar, one of the largest manufacturers of photovoltaic modules in the world, with which it has maintained a long-standing partnership.
National supplier of photovoltaic products for installation companies, specialists and regional distributors, WIN is the only Brazilian distributor with immediate availability of the N-Type model from JA Solar, which presented the launch models JAM66D45 590~615/LB and JAM72D42 605~630/LB at the fair.
The distributor's stand also featured launches of brands from its product portfolio. THE Staubli, holder of the patent for the MC4 connector in several countries around the world, celebrated the achievement of the patent in Brazil and, in celebration, the WIN customized connectors with laser engraving for visitors.
An environment dedicated to large plants was created, where Solis launched the inverter with a power of 350 kW. Regarding the fixing structures, the SolarGroup showcased its new line of soil structure called SOLOS.

And not only the large plants that were highlighted, but the public focused on projects in popular housing also benefited from new developments. THE Hoymiles, the group that owns the brand, launched the 1.000 W model for use with up to two modules, ideal for applications in the Minha Casa, Minha Vida Program profile.
Storage, off-grid generator for property security equipment, new line of credit FLEXWIN and subscription after-sales service, were some of the solutions that the company provided during the three days of the event.
“We presented numerous new features, and one of them was the confirmation that WIN has entered the most promising segment of the present and future: electric mobility”, he assesses. Camila Nascimento, executive responsible for managing WIN Solar.

JA Solar's plans
Still at the fair, Fernando Castro, Country Manager Brazil at JA Solar, commented on the company's plans for the coming months and reinforced the partnership with customers and the work that the brand has been developing in Brazil.
“We have a team of 12 people in Brazil who effectively contribute to this moment. In terms of communication and marketing, we developed a series of educational videos that have received more than 50 thousand views on YouTube”, he highlights.
“In the short term, we foresee the commercialization of battery systems. We are familiarizing ourselves with the idea of starting sales next year in Brazil. Given all this, the focus is to continue growing by delivering quality, added value with a brand that has won over its audience,” concludes Castro.
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