Solarnative’s Energy Stick microinverter
Picture: Solarnative
From pv journal Germany
Solarnative has invested within the first manufacturing line with floor mount know-how (SMT) on the photo voltaic microinverter manufacturing facility in Hofheim am Taunus, Germany.
The Frankfurt-based startup says it’ll ramp up manufacturing of high-frequency microinverters from Might 2023. Additional funding in manufacturing capability is predicted for the third and fourth quarter. The manufacturing facility will develop to greater than 1 GW of capability throughout the first few years of operation.
Juki Automation Techniques will construct the manufacturing line. Solarnative will manufacture microinverters for its Good Vitality House resolution on the facility. The modular plug-and-play system is designed to make sure most yield and safety on the identical value as typical PV techniques.
In accordance with the corporate’s web site, the center of the system is the “Energy Stick microinverter,” which controls every module individually. The inverters are related to the single-phase string with pre-assembled cables, whereas the final inverter is sealed with an finish cap.
The inverters are related in parallel, every offering 230 V at 50 Hz or 60 Hz. Every string with as much as 20 Amp or 4.6 Kw of energy is related to an clever gateway that communicates with the corporate’s cloud server.
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