SolarEdge is launching a series of new commercial inverters, which are now available for rooftop, ground-mounted, and carport applications in North America. The production line includes 120-kW, 100-kW and 80-kW three-phase inverters for 480V power grids, and 50-kW three-phase inverters for 208V power grids, all inverters can achieve up to 150% The DC overcapacity.
The system improves uptime through modularity and independent work units. By introducing a pre-commissioning function, installers can verify system components through a smartphone before connecting to the grid. To avoid module performance degradation, the solution includes a built-in night PID (potential induction degradation) rectifier.
SolarEdge said that this new product provides an additional layer of protection through built-in thermal sensors on the DC and AC terminal blocks and field-replaceable surge protection devices.
"We are proud to provide our customers with innovative technologies to improve the economics of large-scale photovoltaic installations through scalable DC optimization," said Peter Mathews, general manager of SolarEdge North America. "Our solution meets the North American C&I department’s increasing demand for energy production, design flexibility, advanced safety and security, and real-time, high-resolution monitoring. It also aims to help reduce installation time, BoS (system Balance) costs and O&M expenses to increase the profitability of installers."
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