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Tag: inverters

  • On the Scene: We went to the Eaton Experience Center to see the grid’s future

    Eaton is one of those companies that does everything without you realizing it, with innovations for industries as diverse as aviation, data centers, food and beverage, rail and, of course, utilities, just to name a few. The company recently expanded its Experience Center in Pittsburgh to show the latest advancesRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • How OMRON reduces solar module PID potential through its inverter topology

    Potential induced degradation (PID) of a solar module — you know it, and you hate it. We met with string inverter manufacturer OMRON at Solar Power International, which claimed its inverter can actually prevent PV degradation from PID. They explained it like this: Grounding module frames causes a voltage differenceRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Tabuchi updates EIBS solar-storage system, now UL 9540 certification compliant

    At Intersolar, Tabuchi America, announced the launch of its Next Generation Eco-Intelligent Battery System (EIBS). The all-in-one system is compliant with the cUL 9540 certification requirements, which provides third-party validation of safety, reliability and efficient energy management for hybrid solar-plus-storage systems. Tabuchi’s grid-friendly system includes a high efficiency inverter, stackableRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Entire Solis 4G inverter line now available with UL 1741 SA certification

    Ginlong Technologies sent word that its complete product line of Ginlong Solis (NA) Single-Phase 4G PV string inverters have been tested and certified for compliance to the new UL 1741 SA Standard as described in the California Public Utility Commission (CPUC) Rule 21. Each Ginlong Solis (NA) single-phase 4G PVRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Details on expanded Fronius Solutions Provider program

    Fronius is expanding its Fronius Solutions Provider (FSP) program, a network of solar installers that are certified and trained directly from the manufacturer. At the upcoming certification training in November, solar installers receive exclusive training to install and field-repair Fronius products, receive NABCEP continuing education credits and have the opportunityRead More — Solar Builder magazine