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During Intersolar South America, from August 27 to 29, at Expo Center Norte, SolaX Power will present launches in solar energy, including microinverters and storage systems.
SolaX Power will present innovations in solar energy during Intersolar South America, which will take place from August 27 to 29 at Expo Center Norte. Among the launches are microinverters and storage systems that promise to transform the market. These products are aimed at different sectors, such as commerce, industry, and farms, expanding the available market categories.
The new launches will be a significant milestone for the solar energy sector, especially due to the focus on photovoltaic energy. With the event, SolaX Power aims not only to consolidate its presence in Brazil but also to explore new business opportunities. The innovation and advanced technology of the products are designed to meet the growing demands for sustainability. At the event, it will be possible to see the ESS-AELIO X3-ULTRA up close, along with other revolutionary solutions.
News from America
In America, from August 27 to 29, at the Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, visitors will be able to check out all the innovations that SolaX Power, a multinational in the solar energy sector, will bring to the Brazilian market this year. The list of innovations is extensive and includes various types of inverters with different functionalities and new battery options, as well as a rapid shutdown device. The power of these inverters ranges from microinverter of 1 kW to a three-phase inverter for C&I of 150 kW, covering a wide range of audiences from residential to industrial, featuring intelligent systems that promise greater efficiency and significant reductions in electricity bills.
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Innovative Storage Solutions
Among the innovations is the ESS-TRENE, a highly integrated solar energy storage cabinet, offering a complete solution for various scenarios. Equipped with high-density lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells for safety and performance, this cabinet is ideal for solar energy storage. Additionally, it features an energy management system (EMS) that integrates multiple safety measures, such as overvoltage, overcurrent protection, overheating, and even fire hazards, with a rapid response system to potential risks.
Performance and Durability
The ESS-TRENE has the capacity to store up to 215 kWh of energy, operating reliably in charging and discharging for one or multiple cabinets, with a lifespan of over ten years. Particularly suitable for commercial and industrial establishments, it can power a business for up to three days, depending on the consumption of its production line, according to SolaX Power’s CEO in Brazil, Gilberto Camargos. The ESS-AELIO is another storage solution with 200 kWh, intelligent load management, and is ready for microgrid, with independent battery ports for expansion.
Smart Efficiency and Modularity
The new solar energy storage solution, the hybrid inverter X3-ULTRA, features independently managed dual battery ports, allowing easy expansion and parallel connection with high-capacity batteries. It provides energy management using Artificial Intelligence, supporting all types of loads, microgrids, and diesel generators. Its maximum compatibility is a differentiator, as it can integrate with any module and configurations of photovoltaic systems. With efficient performance, this inverter promises to optimize the use of solar energy.
Modular Storage and Oversizing
Also notable is the modular energy storage system X1/X3-IES, ideal for residences and small businesses. This system combines a hybrid inverter of 3 to 15 kW with expandable battery modules of 10 to 30 kWh and a battery operation monitoring system (BMS), preventing overload. Among its differentiators is the ability to oversize by up to 200%, allowing uneven three-phase output and optimized energy management through artificial intelligence, resulting in significant savings on energy bills.
Super Backup and Emergencies
SolaX Power’s products are unique in the market for offering super backup mode, which allows hybrid inverters to operate at half of their nominal power in off-grid, using only photovoltaic modules without battery. In emergency situations, such as grid failure, the on-grid equipment can serve as backup for priority loads, such as the Internet and security. The hybrid inverter A1-ESS, designed for the North American market and also for Brazil, is another highlight, operating independently of the grid and supporting four parallel systems, providing 80 kWh of energy and achieving 98% efficiency in energy conversion, minimizing losses.
Solutions for Microinverters and Safety
SolaX offers a range of microinverters to meet global demand. In the USA, the highest demand is for 1-to-1 microinverters, while in Europe, the 2-to-1 model is more popular. In Brazil, the highlight is the 1-to-4 microinverter. The XRSD rapid shutdown system is an essential safety technology for photovoltaic plants, ensuring the safe operation of both new and existing solar systems. Available in versions for 1 or 2 modules, this system features module monitoring and various shutdown options in case of emergency, and can be controlled remotely via the SolaX cloud.
Soccer and Solar Energy
As part of the partnership with the Borussia Dortmund soccer team, SolaX Power combines solar energy and soccer at its booth at Intersolar. During the three days of the event, visitors will be able to participate in a game celebrating this partnership. With exclusive launches for the fair, SolaX Power, already a leader in residential energy storage, opens new market categories, covering commerce, industry, and rural properties, expanding its range of solutions for all audiences, as emphasized by Gilberto Camargos.
About SolaX Power
Founded in 2012 with headquarters in Hangzhou, China, and branches in several countries including the Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, and the USA, SolaX Power employs over 2,000 people worldwide. The company is renowned for its commitment to research and development, holding over 100 international patents and more than 500 market certifications, establishing itself as one of the world leaders in solar energy solutions.
Source: SolaX Press
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