The Enphase Micro-inverters are in contrast to central inverters mounted directly to the holders of each solar module, making the cost and time required can be reduced for the installation, it says in the press release. They also increase according to the manufacturer the flexibility regarding the size of the solar power system and the positioning of the modules. Suntech hopes to allow its dealers for faster installations and to create new business areas. Enphase also provides a real-time monitoring system called "Enlighten" on which enables Internet data about the current and overall system performance, detailed information about each solar module and various data analysis. "Enphase Energy has launched a very impressive inverter technology on the market, with the change in the installation of solar power systems will be. We want our authorized dealers are up to date and offer our customers this new technology," said Roger Efird, President of Suntech America.
Order of micro-inverters for 1 megawatt rated power
"Suntech provides solar panels to authorized dealers and customers the highest quality. Enphase is committed to cooperate with the producers of leading technologies and glad that our products the dealer network, Suntech will be made available," said Paul Nahi, CEO of Enphase Energy. Suntech expects to offer micro-inverter in the U.S. with its solar panels and orders its dealer network, standardize reports, the company. According to a press release of the first order for Enphase Micro-inverter has a volume of about one megawatt (MW). Suntech's goal is, solar electricity for a growing number of customers more affordable and easier to access as well as advanced technologies to help ensure that electricity from solar energy to one of the most important forms of energy in the U.S. and globally.
05.03.2009 Source: Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd.. Solarserver.de © Heindl Server GmbH
Source: Enphase Energy.
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