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  • Sponsored: Top 5 ways to become 24 hours of sun on the new Fronius website

    Fronius USA redesigns their web presence to help connect people with 24 hours of sun, a vision of the future where 100% of our energy is made by renewable energy. Here are the top 5 new features of Fronius.com: Easy navigation: same bankable company, all new modern sleek design AllRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • SB Buzz Podcast: Fronius’ Dan Fortson on the future of inverters, how he’d fix energy policy

    Dan Fortson, applications engineer for Fronius USA, is a lifer in the solar energy – starting back in the wild west days of the ‘80s, learning from the early off-grid PV pioneers to now working for one of the top inverter brands in the industry. He has seen a lot over the years, andRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • All Fronius Primo, Symo inverters are now Rule 21 compliant

    Fronius USA received UL certification for the Fronius Primo 10-15 kW and Fronius Symo 208-V inverters to comply with California’s Rule 21 inverter requirements. With that, all Fronius Primo and Symo inverters are now Rule 21 compliant. What this means Rule 21 refers to the generator interconnection requirements of eachRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Here’s what Fronius is debuting at Solar Power International this year

    At Solar Power International, string inverter manufacturer Fronius (booth #3943) will present its first inverter that is ready for the new SunSpec Communication Signal for Rapid Shutdown on the module level. Other new offerings include next-generation Rapid Shutdown Boxes and an upgrade of the Fronius Service Provider network known as FSP.Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Fronius inverters now California Rule 21 compliant

    Fronius USA received UL certification for California’s Rule 21 inverter requirements, which are required in California for new Net Energy Metering (NEM) applications from September 8. What’s Rule 21 again? Rule 21 refers to the generator interconnection requirements of each California Investor-Owned Utility (IOU). A years-long process has been underwayRead More — Solar Builder magazine